The Sentinel=record., 1914-03-17

When Gov. George w. Hays, Mayor C. c. Taylor of Little Rock, President Lannin of the Boston American base. ball club and Tim Murnana. the dean of baseball authorities in this country are being pictured by the movies" at Majestic Park this morning. the first of days celebration will have be- gun that will have it's festivities ex- tend until the last strain from Home Sweet Home" falls on the happy throng that will assemble at the Arl- ington Hotel tonight to bring to fit ting close the celebration of the St Patrick's ball.
 Miss Dove Poland, daughter of the treasurer of the new Memphis, Dal- las & Gulf railroad, the christening of which new railroad will be an i'm portant feature in the days program, arrived yesterday afternoon, in com pany with Miss Mamie Perkins ot Ashdown, the far terminal of the new railroad Miss Tola1d represents Nashville These young ladies were met by a committee from the Young Mems Chamber of Commerce. under whose auspices the days celebration is to be held, and were escorted to the home of Miss Alton Williams, on Quapaw avenue, where they are guests. Last evening they enjoyed heartily the informal St. Patrick's ball at the East man Hotel, as did others of the early guests of the occasion.
 Coach E. T Pickering, with fifteen members of the baseball team of the Arkansas state university, arrive this morning at 9:20 o'clock. They will be quartered at the Moody Hotel, and are enthusiastic over the game they are to have at 1O:30 with select line, up from the ranks of Manager Carri- gans Boston Americans. The Fayet.e- vile team is a very representative one and will give the big leagHers all the argment in the matter of honors that they can
 The enthusiasm over this ball game has not been confined t0 either our visitors or home people. but there will be many fans" from L.lto Rock and other cities of the s'd-c who will take Tarticular interest ir witnessing their state university boys in cOmpe titol against team of the major league. Incidentally, Manager Carri- -au is getting his boys into splendid condition. The weather has been all tl,a' could have been expected. and they are making all the spr'ng train irg progress that could he desired
 Yesterday word was Ge"enei from the mayor of Genwood, another of the towns along the new MeinD15, Dallas & Gulf, that he could not be rreseht in person, but that G. K Wilson, b county official, would be here to off cially represent that city m the fes- tiyities.
 Mayor Simon Bloom and a party of Pine Bluffians arrived yesterday aft. ernoon. They state that there will be number of others corliug to the celebration who will arrive on the morning trains
 Edmund Burton Steene, of the Pathe Weekly Motion Picture com. pany arrived yesterday in preparation for the work of picturing the festlvi- ties of today. MT. Blaschke of this city representing the InVrantioaal Service, will also make pictures of the proceedings.
 Supt, Joe II. Butterheld of the Hot springs Street Railroad Company yes. terday prepared for taking care of the crowd in the morning to the ball park, In the afterenoon to the cele- oration and auto races. and in the evening to Wilmington park. all of "llch places of particular interest Will have a three.minute schedule throughout the day.
 The distribution of the badges to the members of the Young Mems Ohamoer Of Commerce and the guests and the general free distribution ot the beautiful souvenir programs n, the day will take place this morning secretary Latta urges every membe, of the various committees to make q report to him at headquarters this morning that he may know there |, no detail left without attention pras ldent Callahan of the Youne Men, thamoer of Commerce spent much nj ms time yesterday afterenoon at in, scene ot the ceremonial so that thi. feature of the day may go throusl without slip and that the pietpra, made of the event may he as credit