The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-04

while before opening up their home on Prospect avenue. They wintered at the Hotel Eastman this season.
 Mrs. Ethel Long Price left Friday for her home in Chicago after a sea. sons visit to the pa
 Master Codson Disheroon is in Nashville, Ark. on a visit to his aunt, Mrs. W. E. Collins
 Miss Laura Bisho3 plans to leave for her home in Little Rock Monday after a shor, visit to friends
 Jake Miller, the eXpeuenceu stew ard of the Eastman hotel lett yester- day for Chicago.
 Mrs. C. M Roberts. Mrs. Dana Terry, Mrs. W. E. Massey Mrs Cal win Webb and Mrs. J. D. Ross plan to attend the Woman's Missionary Union of the State Baptist Couven- ton which will meet in Conway, April 7-S
 Mrs Win Tate. who was succe s. fully operated on at St Joseph's in- firmary recently, is improving
 Mrs w. (. Wei and son of Pine Bluff are visiting Dr. and Mrs. s. D. Wei
 Mrs Leo Andrews is expected soon for a visit to her parents. Judge and Mrs w [. Kirk, who reside on Silver street.
 Miss Carrie Price will be succeeded by Miss Nita Woodbridge of Kansas in her position in connection with the Arlington hotel
 Mrs. Charles Walker continues quite ill., 10 the regret Of her many friends, but there has been some im- proyement during the ast few days.
 Miss Louise Homer. one of the popular and talented society girls, left yesterday for Owensboro, Ky for visit. after wAich she will go to Chicago 10 study voice culture. Her mother Mrs. S A. Homer, plans to be in Chicago with her
 Mr. w. II. Lauiean the breezy, popular, versatile press representa- tive of the Eastman and Arlington hotels, left Friday for his home in Chicago. Mr. flanagan has been a much-read contributor to both of the local dailes and many will miss his breezy hotel social notes and the golf news.
 MT Ben Hopkins left Friday for his home in Cleveland, Ohio. where he was called on business. Mrs. Hop lins and son, David. win remain a week longer visiting Mrs Hopkins mother. Mrs. George Lower, at her home on Hobson avenue, after which time she will join Mir Hopkins in Cleveland
 William Parrish. the well known haberdasher, who for several years has conducted the gents furnishing store in the Dugan-Stuart building. leaves Tuesday for Chicago. where he has accepted a position as sales man with G Bluthartt X Co. Inc, dealers in cigars Mrs. FarrisI will accompany him and they will per manently reside there Mir Parrish g many friends here will regret that h. has concluded 10 leave here for busi- ness reasons. but wish him success in his new field.
 Miss Carrie Price will depart to- morrow afternoon for Denver to make her home with her brother, Mir. Robert Price, formerly of this city In the departure of Miss Price Hot Springs win lose one of the mo [ popular, capable and efficient wo- men who has engaged in charitab @ work or held public positions of trust and honor A lady manager Of the Womau's department Of the Arkansas State Fair. she displayed remarkable executive ability and adaptabiity. Her department was always in com. plete readiness for the opening day and was always a credit to the eXposi- ton and to her good judgment and taste
 
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