The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-23
Frank Mcdonald Hotel Manaeer
Waukesha's New Assistant
Manauer

Il FRANK mcdonald Hotel Manager.
Waukeshas New Assistant
Manager.
Mr. Frank Mcdonald. formerly Of
the Arlington hotel and more re-
Gently Of the Seminole hotel at Win
ter Park, Fla. and the Inn at Charlie
Yoix Mich. has accepted the position
OF assistant manager of the " auke-
sha hotel
On account of his long connection
at the Arlington hotel Mr.. Mcdonald
IS as we'll acquainted with the travel
ing public as any hotel clerk in this
section.
The many resident friends of Mr..
Mcdonald, as well as those friends
among the travelling public. will be
glad 70 extend the haad OF welcome
His beautiful and popular young wife
was reared in this city and will be
gladly welcomed by wide circle OF
friends
The Waukesha has always been
fayorite hotel with great number of
visitors who annually visit the
Springs. 1t is beautifully located op-
posite the Arlington on the amin av-
eaue and caters to the better class
OF people II has the name of fur
nishing good meals and good service
and the manager, MT Al Reynolds,
has been so sisnaly successful in
the hotel business that ne will also
take over the management Of the ele-
CANT, new fireproof hotel, the Como,
situated so as to overlook the down
town triangle formed by the intersec-
ton of several streets.
There is a similar triangle uptown
and both are beautifield with foun-
taius
The Como.
Ii is not everyone in the city that
knows how the new Como hotel.
which is to open soon, acquired its
name
The four letters represent the mi.
tial letters OF the four streets, Cen
trail, Ouachita, Market and olive
Mr. Al Reynolds will be the man
ager and lessee. Mr. Ed Johnson is
the owner.
Mrs. Sigler Entertains Locus Club.
The Lotus club aeld one of its
most delightful meetings yesterday at
the new Sigler apartments on Qua
chita avenue. with Mrs f. NJ. Sigler
the gracious hostess
The subject for inc afternoons
discussion was The Part Women
Have Played in Philanthropic Work"
Miss Marnette Wood, leader told OF
| Juvenile Court Work and Child
Labor Legislation" Mrs C. ".
Roberts gave an interesting account
Of The W ork of the Associated
Charities Mrs. B. Frank Bayey
charmingly rendered beautiful
piano solo ami Mrs. Isabelle Gibbons
sang
The presence of four Interesting
outoftown guests, Mesdames c. NJ.
| Zeller of Brazil. Ind: LOOMS. j. S.
Bower OF Chicago, and Meyer Blum
OF VALDEZ Alaska, Who told OF the
philanthropic work done in their re-
spectye home cities, added much to
the interest of the program
The surprise OF the afternoon was
the Introduction of Senorita Rosaura
Madonado, a graceful Mexican miss
OF rs, who is being educated by the
Ceatral VI. e. Church phllathea class.
of which Mrs. Sigler is teacher Sc.
norita Maldonado is a native of Can
| anea and Is a graduate of the Biblical
| school of Chihuahua The PhIatheas
have brought her here to study Eng
| fish and music. She delighted the
! guests when she made a few remarks,
stating that she was so glad that the
| Philathea girls had brought her here
and that she hoped to return to her
native country after having finished
| her education, to assist her country
men to ebcome Christians.
During the social hour Mrs. Sigler
served delicious refreshments
The members present were Mes
| DANES J. H. Avery, G. A. Hogaboom,
Roberts c. e. Hicl1ok, Bayley, w T.
Pyne v H. Hallman and Miss Wood
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bell Honorees.
MT and Mrs. Calvin Webb enter
tanned at her attractive home on
Central avenue Thursday evening in
honor Of Mr. and Mrs IT, II. Bells
| guests, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bell OF
! Philadelphia.
The game of rock was the feature
of amusement and three tables were
arranged for the games, Mrs. ]. F.