The Sentinel=record., 1914-03-27
MILITARY BALL A
 BRILLIANT SUCCESS
WAS A SPLENDID SOCIAL EVENT DESPITE ADVERSE WEATHER
 CONDITIONS.


 Twas really one of the unmistah,
 able hits of the entire season, and recalling the truly wondrous St. Pat
 rick's ball. the beautiful St. Valen-
 tines ball and the glistenng Mardi
 Gras ball. tho stellar fixed features
 that preceded it. as well as the bril- 1 liant Colonial ball, the dainty Spring
 ball and the marvellous Japanese ball, the Hotel Eastman's three smart fea- ture functions, the triumph registered Iby Manager Corrington and his aides
 was little short of phenomenal
 The ultra swell sets of Chicago New
 York Boston, Philadelphia, St. Louis,
 Minneapolis, Kansas City, and prac- | tically every other northern and east. ern city of any consequence, as well as host of southern towns, had glist- ening representation on the floor. l Stately and beautiful matrons and |
 were in evidence, with beaux known
 in the country's most famous ball
 rooms in gay attendance.
 With the truly gorgeous decorations -Mr. Corrington just about fractured | all past brilliancy records last night serving as a most admirable back ground, and with milady gorgeously 1 attired, stunniIgly gowned and richly | beieweled, the scene at the Arlington while the ball was at it's height af- | forded conclusive proof that Hot Springs need not bow its head to any
 resort town in the land for grandeur of it's special functions.
 l Prominent among the out-of-towa | fashionables attending were MT. and Mrs. Roger c. Sullivan of Chicago;
 Mr and Mrs. Norman E. Mack and | Mrs Taggart (Mrs Mack's mother), l of Buffalo. N. Y.; Mir. and Mrs, w. B. Woodbury of Columbus, O.; MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Krause of Milwaukee Wis; MT. and Mrs Sherman l.. Smith of Chicago; MT. and Mrs. L. A. Will
 Hams of New York City; Mir. and Mrs
 James E. Blake of Attleboro, Mass; | the Misses Eva and Alexandriae Geise and l. Bachand of Montreal; Mrs. ]. l.. | Dempsey of New Orleans; Mrs. Fred | Lehman and Mrs. Harry Lieberman of East St. Louis, H.; Capt and Mrs.
 James M. Grasty of Greenville, Miss. MT. and Mrs. G. B. Van Norman of l Chicago: MT. and Mrs John J. Lyons of Chicago; Mrs Daniel McClinch of | Philadelphia; Mrs. Harriet Stuart of New York City; Mir. and Mrs. John T, Wolff and Miss Carlo Wolff of Chi cago MT and Mrs c. C. Rogers of | Milwaukee: Will J. Davis of Chicago; William Ivy of St. Louis; P. J. BrowD of Cleveland; Mir and Mrs. William k. | Engstrom of San Francisco; MT. and Mrs. Charles R. Ellison of Chicago l Cal. Albert S. Ludlow of Waukesha Wis: Mir. and Mrs. John McMahon and the Misses McMahon of Chicago;
 Mike Bowen of Chicago; William Ikle
 of New York City; Gus w. Cans of Little Rock; Mir. and Mrs. E. V. Thompsn of St. Louis; Harvey Elem | ing of Kansas City; MT and Mrs Or
 lando G. Brice of Eau Claire, Wis;
 John T. Revel of Chicago; Mrs. w. D McJunkin of Chicago; Mrs. N |.
 Downey of Chicago; Mrs. c. s. Pop, Ipenheimer and Miss F. w. Brown of Evanston, IT,; Mrs. Helen E. Ferris
 and Mrs. c. l.. Haas of Minneapolis; l MT and Mrs. Howard E. Gray of Jop- lin, Mo. ]. William of Syracuse, N. IY.; L. o. Buckin of Little Falls, N
 r.; Mir and Mrs. Philo N. French of
 Pittsburg; l.. N Anson of Merrill, Wis; Mr and Mrs. William P. Horan Of Denver; MT. and Mrs, John P Starks, Mir and Mrs. A. T. Hert, Mrs. s. L. Alley and Harold Boulton, Jr., of Louisville; Mrs l N. Walker and Mrs
 R. R. MacMurtry of Fort Thomas Ky; Mir. and Mrs. Alex Becker of For
 rest City, Ark; A. J. Goode of New
 York City; Mrs. P. D. Mcconnell and
 Mrs Sydney Smith of Atlantic City, 1 Mass. Mir. and Mrs. Joseph C. Schaf and MT. and Mrs. E. l.. Patrick of In dianapolis; Dr. c. A. l.. Reed and A.
 B. Thresher of Cincinnati; Mrs. F. A.
 Ungles of St. Louis; Mrs. J. H. Gard
 ner of Denison Tex; Mir. and Mrs. lGeorge E. Mix of St Louis; MT and
 Mrs J. c. James and John E. Ride
 nour of Kansas City; Mrs. Albert lOliVer and Miss F. A. Oliver of New
 York City; MT. and Mrs. Eugene Do.
 herty of Westfield, Mass; MT. and
 Mrs. Robert M. Foster of St. Louis,
 Mrs. k. s. Booth of Milwaukee; MT
 and Mrs. Walter s, Kidder of Day
 ton, O.; MT. and Mrs. A. F. Broomhail
 of Troy, O.; Mir. and Mrs. A. V. Con.
 radt of Kokomo, Ind; MT. and Mrs. | C. l.. Iyerson, MT and Mrs. c. N. Stevens and Miss Stevens of Chicago
 James E. Gascoigne of Chicago; Fred
 B. Mueller of Decatur, H.; Thomas F. | Burke of Providence. R. l.; H. s. Zim.
 merman of Pittsburg; c. l.. Ricketts