The Sentinel=record., 1914-02-25

OSi ud4s Hey contemplate making an extended stay
 Miss Vera Fluent of Charles City la. is a guest at the Eastman. She registered yesterday and plans mak. ing an extended stay.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles Berlan of Paris Ill.,, reached the Arlington yes. terday. They plan making stay Of three or four weeks.
 Mrs. Shields and Miss Neal of GreenYi'le. Miss, arrived ot the Ma. jestfc Hotel yesterday They plan a visit of several weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. ]. D. Murphy and Mr. Daniel Murphy have joined the Arr ington's Chicago colony. They plan making an extended stay
 Mr. and Mrs. .Iohnp Watts are pay. ing their annual visit to the Airing ton, where they will remain for three weeks rest and enjoyment.
 Mrs. c. A. Battle of St. Louis is paying her annual visit to the East. man She registered yesterday and plans paying her usual susbtantial visit
 Judge A. Cur. returned yesterday morning from Malvern, where he at tended the funeral of the late Judge A. NJ. Duffie former judge of this judicial circuit
 F--TEe -aSzygis ygzE9Hsss , Mir and Mrs Fl. J. McNichols and their daughter, Miss Mary McNich, l ols, are back at the Eastman for an other stay. They spent the past week at Mountain Valley.
 Beni Weimar, who owns a string of gents furnishing stores il north ern Michigan, with headquarters at Flint, Mich. is in the city. a guest of his sister, Mrs A. B. Rhine.
 The late arrivals at the Majestic Hotel include C. E. Phillips, Miiwau- kee; J. F. McGrath, Davenport. Ia.; C. II. Wagner Chicago and o. r. Ja. cob Little Rock
 The following registered at the Ma iestic Hotel yesterday II. w. F. RuhL St. Louis: Mrs W. F. Mccoy and daughter, Charlotte, N. C.. and Mr and Mrs A. P. Stewart, Lusk. Wyo
 Mr Edward L. Kelly of Spokane Wash, member of the Boston Red SoX, joined the Eastman's baseball coiony yesterday He will be joined by Manager Carrigan and the battery candidates tomorrow.
 The Misses Mildred Philbin, Alice Phlbin and B. E. Philbin are additions to the Arlingtons colony. They are registered from Chicago. The three ladies were exquisiteiy attlred at last nights Mardi Gras ball.
 MT Horace R. Brown of Little Rock is at the Arlington for a short stay He always runs over for the big Arl-
  newed the acquaintance of a lot of friends at last nights big Mardi Gras l ball
 The bal room of the Hotel East man will be the scene of the usual mid-weekly hop tonight Manager Os- born cordially invites the guests at the other fashionable hotels. as well as the resident smart set to attend Dancing at 9 o'clock.
 Circle No. 1 of the Central Metho. | dist Missionary Society of which Ms. | Akers is leader, will have a social 7 thimbe party at the home of Mrs. i Cox, corner of Hobson and Central avenues, Thursday afterenoon, All members are urged to be present, and all friends are invited. Mr George M A1son of Merrill Wis. is making his annual visit to l the Arlington. He was warmly greet. ed on all sides upon registering and announces that he intends paying his usual substantial visit. MT Anson will be joined by some Merrill friends before the week is over
 One of the most prominent Chicago i physicians Dr, !. M Dillon, register ed at the Majestic Hotel yesterday [ He has been for some time associated 1 with Dr A. w. K. bownes, the noted nerve specialist Dr. Dillon Is accom- panied by his wife and her mother