The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-26

dance the hotels grill room was the scene of 10, Of gay dinner parties
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 Oaklawn s. l. A.
 The $. l. A of OalIawn extends an invitation to all friends and patrons of the Oaklayn school 10 attend social center meeting Friday night, March 25. 1915. Refreshments con sisting of pffee and sandwiches will be served, for which @ small collec- ton will be charged.
 Following is the program:
 Address iMr Rose
 Piano Sob-Miss Hardin
 Talk-4Mr Emory
 The Delights and Possibilities of Further Education for Grown-Ups- Dr. FeWkes.
 Reading -The Flag-Dr. Lewis. Quartet--Nisses Gotham, McGee, Hollingshead and Howell
 Reading Mildred Rouse.
 
 Social afhirs are so closely allied to sporting affairs, these balmy spring days that an account of one very naturally includes the other. So- ciety is speeding much of it's time in the open, motoring out to the club or suburban highways, or busy with con- tests on the golf links and tennis courts, that very nearly every one is found abroad in both the morning and afternoon burs The Country Club is center of much of the social life lovely in ib new spring finery. very allurng spot for those who may go where theiI fancy would be leading Judge JI. Sain of Nashville, Ark, attorney fo' the M., D. X C. railroad, is stopping at the Marquette hotel.
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 Dr. J. A Robertson who has been i'll at his lome on Hobson avenue, is improving and hopes to be out again soon
 Judge {, P Bishop of Nashville. Ark, one of the officials of the M, D. X c railroad, is stopping at the MarQuett.
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 George Schmelzel and daughter Gertrude came overland in their new ear fromLittle Rock and Mr. Schmel- gel reports the road in very good con didon.
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 The J(hes $ |. A. will hold cake sale Sat,fday al Peters Bros. grocery on Ouadita. Phone in your orders early fot a homemade cake for Sun day
 John !, Sumpteg returned yesterday from anDyerland trip 10 Little Rock He foui the road in excellent condi- | ton and many autoists entausod over the celebration here Saturday
  TT. A, Beacon, general manager. | and A. }. Copley, assistant general mauager of the Rock Island lines, ar rived yssterday in their private cars for a baef visit.
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 Mrs Welt Hain of Chicago plans a visit tq her parents, Colonel and Mrs. E. w. Hector, early in April, arriving there tlout the sixth of the month.
 # # # Capian Edward w. Welles has been assigned to duty at the Army and Navy hospital For the past two years le has been in the Philippines. Captah Welles and his family arrived last teek.
 AIr and Mrs. William Hood, prom ineni residents of Birmingham, Alaa are at the Majestic hotel for few weeks soiourn. They are the uncle and aunt of Dr. Theodore Copeland, paF9r of Central Methodist church of thk city Mr Hood is chairman of tht board of stewards of one of the Mtthodist churches in Birmingham.
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 Captain and Mrs E. G Huber left Monday for New York city and other eastern points Captain Huber has ltAn stationed at the Army and Navy 8epitaI for over two years and after ls three months leave of absence he Bill report to Fort Riley, Kansas. Y # ' Mrs. Chris Ledwidge and Mrs ,. I. IiH. Harper were called to Mem. lis "Wednesday on account of the sudden Isnd serious illness of their sister ars. Arthur Briclly of Osceola She lad only been in Memphis for two Hays and was visiting her sister, Mrs Alex Coutlee Mrs Bricky was Miss May Ledwidge before her marriage.
 
 Dr. w P. Parks, who is superin- tendent of the Hot Springs reserva- tion and Mrs. Parks, returned home "Wednesday afternoon Dr Parks af-