The Sentinel=record., 1914-11-12

DiCh MdIlH or hutchinson kauS. .accompanied by his string of horse. which he has entered ia the racins events at the fair next week. arrived yesterday and Is maxim. the uote. Pullman headquarters.
 
 w. F. Ward of Waukegan. Iu.. ar rived in the city yesterday for three weeks stay and course of the baths Mr. Ward is making his first up to the city and the Hotel pu.G man and is much impressed with our city and surrouudinss.
 
 Mr. and Mrs. II Dayton Humphrey and dauehtcr Miss Flora Humphrey. returned 10 taeIr home in New Bri, ain Conn., yesterday. alter attcndile the Humphrey-Convers wedding They are very delightful. oleeant people and were much admired by the large assemblase of 2ucsts who attended the reception rendered to the wed. ding party by Mrs C. c Couyars.
 
 R0 Levi and Dr. Thompson came in from Shreveport last evening with their string of horses which will be raced at tine state fair next week.
 Mrs R. A. Williams. proprIe,ross of the Jones apartment house. 332 avenue, seat one bedstesd and two mattresses Go the Barry hos piJal ycsterday and The Sentinel Record is requested 10 tender thanks.
 M C. Williams of El Paso. Texas. in company with William H. Heisiu4 of Sl Louis, arrived at the Hote. Pullman for an indefinite stay. Both gentlemen have expressed intentions already of becoming annual visitors to our city,
 C. II Pastamy and wife of Mem phis. Tenn, annual visitors to the Valley, have arrived for their custom ary stay They were surprised to find the spirit of activity in the Il, building in the fire district SO brisk during their absence They are mal- ing Hotel Pullman their home while in the city.
 R. c. Williams and wife of Crescent City, Fla. have arrived at the Hot Il Pullman 10 spend the winter season. They are annual visitors to the city Mr. Williams is extensively inter- ested ia the orange growing industry in Florida
 Mrs M. L. Greene is just com nleung a fourteen room two story on Spring street opposite the residence of the superintendent of the reservation. It is modern in every manner and quite a credit 10 that part of the city.
 
 Charles A. M. Schuerholz of Mem phs, one of Southlands most success ful lumber operators. accompanied by his niece, Mrs. C. A. Parker, promin- ent in Memphis social life, reached the Arlington yesterday Mr. Schiller holz a regular in bygone seasons. and close friend of Martin EiseIe. among lot of other Hot Springs residents, fears that it will be in. possible for him to make stay of longer than weeks duration Mrs. Parker plans spending the month of at the Arlington.
 
 Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Beatty of Hous- ton. Tex, form a smart arrival reach ing the Arlington bent upon paying a substantial visit Mr. Beatty is one of Texas oil kings His big strike was the famous Beatty GusheI' at Humble He was already a rich man before making this strike, but when it commtuced yielding such enormous returns, he retired Mir. Beatty and his charming wife now spend much of their time in travel and the Ar kansas Hot Springs are much beloved by both of them.
 Prominent among the Northern fashionable reaching the Ar ingtou are Mir. and Mrs. Richard Robinson of Racine, Wis Both are evidently enjoying their visit to the limit and arc fairly bubblng over with good health and hign spirits In a weeks time the Robinson5 have made a host of friends among the Arlington guests. in fact, they form one of the most glistening arrivals of tae early winter season of gay cty. Mrs Robin son is a sister of Willie Collier the noted comedian.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Nj. Kemp, of Chicago, who with their handsome daughter are guests at the Arlington, are delighted with the grandeur of the Spas mid November climate and plan making an extended stay. The two ladies were particularly eX. quisitely attired at Tuesday nights pretty assembly Mr. Kemp, a great