The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-06


Married, this Saturday morning.
at the residence of the officiating
minister, Rev. j. w. Mcdonald, go
Prospect avenue, Rev. w. A. Clark,
ID. D., to Miss Emma A. Allison OF
Lawrence, near Hot Springs. DR..
Clark was for number of years ed
itor of the Arkansas Baptist, pub
lished in Little Rock, and at one
time was pastor of the First Baptist
church. this city. For the last few
years his home has been in Cali
fornia, where, with his bride, he Will
soon return.
May all JOY attend them is the fer
vent prayer of all their many friends
here and throughout the state.
Dinner-Dance Tomorrow.
The local society young men will
entertain their young lady friends to-
morrow evening with a dinnerdance
to be given at Ozark-Lithia.
The hosts include Messrs. Ray
Smith, f. b. McKain, Myron Town
send, James Weaver, Garnett Eisele,
Vernon Dinwiddie, Stanley Lee, Tom
Eddy, Tom Martin, Ernest Latta,
Hartley Wootton, Blrkett Williams,
Clarence Gladson and Gilbert Woot-
ton.
The chaperons win be Mrs. George
n. Bedding. Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
Stearns and MIR. and Mrs. Wayne
Moore.
Closing Wilmington Park Concert
This Evening.
March, "The Crusader" (sousa).
Spanish dance, Santiago" Cor
bin).
"Babes in Toyland" (HerberU.
Song o. the North Wind" Miss
Evelyn Morris,
Partisan Maxixe. "Dengazo' (Na-
gareth).
Popular medley overture, La sere-
made" (Metra).
Song, selected.
Cornet solo, Song of the Soul"
(BreiD, MIR. Harris.
Moonlight in Dixie" (Clement).
"Andausian March" (Bulsson).
Closing Concert in Wilmington Park,
Sunday Evening, September 6.
March-The Crusader .........S ousa
Santiago-Spanish Dance ..... .Corbin
Babes in Toyland ...........H Herbert
Song of the North Wind. ......
Miss Evelyn Morris.
Dengazo-Parisian MaXiXe. Nazareth
INTERMISSION.
Popular Medley Overture. ..,....
La Serenade ..,...............M etra
Song Selected.
az Song of the Soul. ..... .Breil
Cornet Solo Mr.. Harris.
b) Moonlight in Dixie element
Andulusian March ........ .Buisson
Social at Malvern Methodist Church.
The entertainment given at NAL
yern Avenue "a. f.. church Friday
night was a decided success, both
and socially The credit
being due Miss Valeria Schardt and
her pupils. Especially were the piano.
selections by Mrs. Ethel Parker and
Miss Eugenia Swearingen highly aD-
preciated, also the vocal selections by
Miss Ellen Anderson, Mrs. Reader
and Mr.. Murphy.
The vocal solo by Miss Nora Green
was especially we'll rendered and her
friends predict a splendid future Tor
her.
The readings given were greatly
enjoyed. Little Mary Louise Pennel
proved herself quite an artist.
The trio by the ladies of the Saliva
ton Army was especially pleasing
and enjoyed by all.
Adjutant Howard OF the Salvation
Army made a short closing address
which was the grand finale of a most
delightful entertainment
A note of thanks from the church is
rendered to each and everyone who
so kindly assisted in making sue
cess of the musicale.
Mrs. Stephens of Bigelow, Ark,
has been visiting Mrs. o. W. Luebben
for the weekend.
Miss Violet Western will leave to-
day for Little Rock for an extended
visit. She will join her sister, who
is guest of Mrs. T. 4. Stuart.
Mrs NJ. j. Finn and children, Dave
and Catherine, from Little Rock, are
the guests OF Mrs. G. II. Schweer, 43S
Prospect avenue.
Roy Clearwater, son of Mr.. and
Mrs l.. p. CLEARWATER, returned Tues
day from Hurley, n. NJ, where he has
been for the past seventeen months
playing with one OF the league base
ball teams. He was catcher for the
Chino Copper club.
ID. r. CLEARWATER, wife and babies,
from Biselow, Ark, have arrived for
sn extended visit to their parents,