The Sentinel=record., 1914-03-08
DAUGHTER OF TREASURER OF M., D. & G SELECTED TO
 CHRISTIAN NEW RAILROAD.
GOVERNOR HAYS ID SPEAK
Young Mems Chamber of Commerce e Committee on Arrangements Fin ishes Many of the Important De- tails of St. Patrick Ceremonial. monial.

Miss Dove Poland, daughter of Dr. Poland of Nashville Ark, has been selected as sponsor for the new Mem- phis, Dallas & Gulf railraod, which sends it's first train into Hot Springs with the long gsought western outlet" on st. Patrick's day
 The announcement was made yes terday before the committee on ar engagements of the Young Mems Cham Der of Commerce. which, at a session held in the Business Mems League quarters went over many of the de tails of this important celebration in the history of Hot Springs
 The announcement that Gov. Hays and wife. and Mayor C. C. Taylor and wife of Little Rock were enthused over the big celebration came from President Callahan, who extended these Invitations in person Friday Goy Hays was immediately scheduled for an address at the ceremonial which immediately follows the arrival of the first train over the new road
 Secretary Latta of the organization was authorized to extend special in- vitations to every civic. fraternal SO cial and labor organization in tho city to join the big parade that will feature he day Those organizations which are 70 take part will be re. quested to SO announce in order that they may be given prominent place in the procession.
 The details of the parade were gone into, but the program outlined will be subject to change, and will not he announced at this time. It is suf- ficient to say that when it forms on this memorable occasion there will be more people and more enthusiasm in line than has marched to music In Hot Springs in many years.
 The fact that the day is to be crowded with events from the time the umpire calls play ball in the morn- ing. when the Arkansas University team meets a major league team, un' till the guests are tired and worn the next morning is particularly at tracuug attention in the outside cit ics. and Secretary Latta is receiving responses from the invitations al- ready
 The grand st. Patricks ball at the Arlington will probably be the larg- est attended dance ever held in the south. Little Rock, Pine Bluff and other cities will send their society devotees here to tango and hesitate with the society folks of Hot Springs and the visiting society folks. rms will be grand dress affair and It is almost certain that the whole oI the first floor of the Arlington Hotei will be devoted to the dance.
 Yesterday the committee took steps towards securing the badges Tor the occasion, which will be composed ot button, with Young Mems Cham her of Commerce, Hot Springs, on if and from which is appended one red. white and blue ribbon, and an other white ribbon, with 'ArRanSa' Booster Day" across in green lllN' The badges will be furnished the members of the organization and the various reception committees rom the ladies. who are to assist Ill this entertainment.
 More hospitality is being sho"h Ill connection with this Arkansas boos'el Day program than has ever peen shown in Hot Springs before le homes of many of our people are to be opened to out-of-town guests, uAul there will be several hundred society folks who win be here not as VlsF tors strictly, but as tue guests of thelF friends in the city.
 A souvenir program in keeping Wl'n the splendor of the occasion Will oe issued. which will contain detailed program Of the events of the day write-up of the origin and purposes of the Young Mems Chamber of Com merce, together with a full and com plete roster Of it's officers and mem bers: a story of the Memphis, Dallas X Gulf railroad an Arkansas institu- ton. and win be in a measure de- scriptye of Hot Springs This work will be in charge ol Douglas Hotch- kiss and Walter Ehel Of the publicity committee. who will begin the work on tlie publication Monday. It will have general distributiou throughout