The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-18

NttIItQ grace.
 Miss Mary Martin was decidedly at tractiye in an embroidered light blue taffeta fashioned after one of the atest models. She wore pearls and her corsage bouquet was of hyacinths and LaF'rance roseg.
 Mrs. Ben Hopkins, who as Miss Eva Lower was one of the reigning belles of Hot Springs society. was a distinct addition to this group of loyelmess and was much admired both for her beauty and charm of manner She was handsomely gowned in tur- quoise taffeta with white princess lace trimmings, ganitures of tiny nosegays of pink and aeliotrope after the latest mode with diamond and pearl ornaments. Her corsage bou- quet of sweet peas and hyacinths was an artistic contrast to an artistic gown.
 Miss Marie Hain, the house guest Of Miss Frances Eisele, was lovely in white satin with an overdress Of white filmy tulle with crystal trimmings employed effectively She wore pearls and her corsage bouquet was of hya- cinths and sweet peas. which lent charming color to the fashionable decollete toilette
 Miss Frances Longan, house guest of Miss Alton Williams, was attired in a beautiful turquoise satin with lovely sweet peas and hyacinths put just the proper touch of contrasting color.
 All of these ladies and those assist ing in entertaining wore handsome evening gowns, made decolette. Their cultures were worn high.
 Assisting in the general entertain. ment of guests were Mrs. W. T.. Wootton and Mrs A. l.. Williams Mrs. Wootton was especially lovely in a gorgeous brocaded white velvet with real lace trimmings. Diamonds were her only ornaments. Mrs. Williams was very handsome in a heliotrope velvet and satin gown with rich lace trimmings. She wore handsome dia- monds.
 The punch bowl in the library was
 
 ranged on a small table, where pre- sided Mrs. Ernest F. Latta and Miss Helen Babcock. Mrs. Latta is a bru- nette of rare lovellness and this was all the more pronounced by reason of the handsome. becoming gown she wore It was a brick red satin great ly subdued in tone by the black chif- fon draperes with gorgeous gold lace | trimmings Jewe ornaments and lovely orchids made an exquisite , finish to this artistic creation Miss l Babcock, a pronounced blonde, was the embodiment of dainty loyeliness in mstrOus cream crepe meteor with rich trimmings. She wore pearls and her corsage bouquet was of violets. In the dining room a trio of lovely charming young ladies assisted in dis. pensing hospitality, carefully oversee ing the excellent service rendered by carefully trained experienced colored walters. These young ladies were Misses Louise Homer Alton Williams and Frances Eisele They were the three graces' in this apartment. Miss HOrner was particularly smartly gowned in a white brocaded satin made in a most becoming style Miss Williams was pretty in a soft yellow crepe with a beaded tunic Miss Eisele was gowned becomingly in d white Chameuse with effective trim mings.
 The delicious two-course menu car ried out the color scheme most effec. lively green ebing employed in the ices, bonbons and other effects as well as in the favors, which were shamrocks and tiny Irish flags
 There were several hundred callers who left their cards at the door with the maid, who received them on q sil. yer tray.