The Sentinel=record., 1914-03-06
MANY EXPRESSIONS OF BOOSTER SPIRIT FROM THE REPRE-.
 SENTATIVE BUSINESS MEN,
NEW IDEAS ARE ADVANCED
Success of the Movement So Pro nounced that Other Dinners Will Follow to be Held Each Month at the Various Hotels of the City.

The first of series of Get Togeth- CT Dinners" was served at the East man Hotel last evening where there assembled in response to the move. ment eighty-siX of the influential and leading citizens of Hot Springs, who enjoyed most hearty repast, and thereafter discussed a diversity of matters pertaining to the future of Hot Springs, and of which was pro- claimed a most unparalleled success, and another stepping stone towards the greater development of this city.
 Gus Strauss served as toastmaster for the occasion and the rather im- promptu program of subjects to be discussed was most splendidly handled The sober and serious dis cussion of subjects of the most vital importance was intersperced with humor and the evening was not alone profitable but most enjoyable to all,- so enjoyable in fact that it's continu- ance was voted, and within another month another such dinner will be served at the Arlington hotel, vol unteer committee composed of Chair man Hamp Williams, and Simon Cooper, M. c. Tombler, Joe Klyman and T. D. McCallum, having the next dinner in charge.
 Those present were NJ. A. Elsele w. W. Waters, Gus Strauss, Hamp Williams. Mayor McGendon, Dr. E T. Holland, George Callahan, Dave Burgaurer, J. B. Rigsbee, H. A. Jones, c. H Weaver, Simon Cooper, M. J. Murphf, Harry Westcott, Billy Bor- man, Will Rockafelow, Supt. Trow,. bridge, Dr. E. H. Ellsworth, Albert Mendel Robert A. Jones, Irwin Kel- lar c. H. Nichols Hugh Steele, N. W. Dunham R. H. Smiley, Charles Rocka- fellow. w. o. Creason, w. o. Green, k, H. Bancroft, c. c. Lemley, Dave Laser, Capt, links, Sam Blumensteil, C. o. Eveland, E. M. Cohen, R. G. Morris, E. L. Biggs, John Higgins, l.. D. Cooper, Dr. A. U. Williams, pr. O.
  Hotchkiss, Dr. w. O. Forbes, Sam F. McKeehan, Arthur Katz, M. H. Schoff- ner, Gilbert Hogaboom, Judge s. w. Leslie, A. J. Murphy. Leon Dinkel- spell, Will Ellis, Dr. F. H. Eastman, Simon Mendel, T. D. McCallum, Joe Klyman, Frank Moody, John Riggs, Addie Lambert, s. E. Dillon, H. w. Alexander, J. R. Rush, George P. Leatherman, Tom Petit, Sam Will liamson, Walter Ebel, Leo P. Me Gaughln. Scott Wood, Mid Wooten, Charles Birnbaum, Billy Anderson, M. C. Tombler, Monroe Hickman, Abe Levy, Twill Lake, L. E. Sawyer, w. G. Maurice, E. N Roth, Billy Parrish, Dr E. F. Vinegar, J. w. Angle, M. J. Henderson, J. l.. Bryan and Judge C. Floyd Huff
 The menu was especially prepared by MT. Jacob Miller, was entitled First Get Together Dinner" and car rled with it the happy phrase which Dr. A. U. Williams used, One for all and all for one"
 In calling the session together after the repast. Postmaster Strauss call ed attention to the fact that the meet ing was called for the purpose of pro noting social intercourse between the citizenship, and of discussing the things essential to the more com plete success of the city along all lines.
 Hamp Williams, president of the Business Mems League, was the first speaker called on, and he took the view that cooperation was the first essential, and carrying out that work he extended the right hand of fellow ship to President George A. Callahan of the Young Mems Chamber of Com merce, stating that the two organiza- tions would work together in har- mony, and that the only rivalry would be each to excel the other in doing for the city. Mir. Callahan expressed briefly his hearty appreciation of the spirit shown. MT w illiams then went into a review of the changed condi- tions in Hot Springs, sticking to a text that the hot waters and the cura- tive properties of the waters should be first and that testimonials of the effi- ciency of these waters should be strived for first. He believed that testimonials should be gathered and sent to the San Francisco exposition to there be distributed to the world.
 Judge c. Floyd Huff responded to