The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-26
 ARs D. A. CROCKETT, Editor wssnboSs ssn
 Mail Items Garland Ave

r70Ie' Goddard Musicale Was Enjoy
 able Affair.
 The spacious parlor and corridor of the Goddard hotel were filled f, oyerflo~ing last Sunday evening b, out-oftown visitors to listen +o an, participate in the musical program arranged by Mrs Isabel Gibbons
 These get-together musical even lngs have introduced to the touris considerable unsuspected talent i, their midst and the chorus siaaing O the group around the piano mvariabl, arouses fresh interest in the proceed ings until nearly every person in th, room is adding his or her voice f, the volume of songs
 Besides several who assisted il last weeks program were many new voices. and very clever violinist Air. Lain Goodman from Kansas cttv. Mr. J. W. Martin and MT. Keenan n reading
 Arlington Arrivals Hon. and Mrs J. E. Siratton. Peterboro. Ont: Gabe N. Well Cincnnau l.. J. Montgom- cry Battle Creek. Mich: NJ. Ropen- hofer, Jr. s. Louis. P. Diamond. Philadelphia; Charles Elman. st. Louis; o. J. Pease. St Louis: Edwin Nj Hartrich, Chicago; George D. Hol. ton, Chicago; F. l.. Jaccard, St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Solomon and daughter, Helena; Mir. and Mrs. J. N. Watts Jr, Springfield, H.: Louis II. GoldwaIl, Buenos Ayres; Harry U. Rosenthal, St. Louis; R. l.. Knitz. New York City; l.. r. Pates. St. Lou Is; l A. Lauberstein Des Moines. la. Mrs M. Goldman. st. Paul Minn: M $ Kelley, Harrisburg, Pa: Will liam F. Bentzeu. st. Louis: Miss C. Jacques Archer New York City: A. W. Gross St. Louis C. F. Forsyth. New York City; D. II. Hayens. New York City. J. C Brown, Chicago: w. Y. Him, Gloyersyille. N r.; E. k. Al ger. New York City; F. Blank. De- troit Mich; Mrs D. C. Rice, Green wich Mir and Mrs. l. w. Ludington. Rochester; Charles B. May. Cincin- natl, Mr. and Mrs. ". r. Horan. and Master Paul Horan, Denver, Col Miss Beatrice o. Taylor. New York City J II. Marcy, Boston, Mass: A.. Blanchard. Rangeley, Maine H. r.. Knight St Louis; J. Will Carpenter St. Louis
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 D F. Rich and M. Schwab, Cold water, Kan. Mrs E A. Stephenson, Minneapolis Minn.: J. M. Johnson, Des Moines. l. J Hume. Memphis Mir and Mrs. H. 0. Miller Macon, Mo-: B. L. Wheeler. Washington, b. C. W. B. Myers, Gerald. Miss; R, V. DeGrump, New Orleans. O. Harris, St Louis, Mrs. J. 0. Melham. Water town C. A. Nelson st. Paul, Minu.; F. q. NcAlhster Columbia, Mo; E. E Plovman Little Rock, Mr. and Mrs. \. P. Nckugcr Warren, Ninn. Mir. and Mrs A. C. Olligau Cincin- nati Alr and Mrs. l.. P. Capp, Chi cago. J. l.. Leslie. Shreveport La; Mir. and Mrs T r. Gallagher, Winni- peg Canada; Bert Pearson, Detroit. Mich. J. B. Fox. Florida; Mr, and Mrs R. l.. Baker Lexington, Ky; Harry Kuhn, Columbia. s. C.; Mrs. C. A. Kelley, Searcy; Mir. and Mrs r. Sayre, Eaton, Ohio.
 
 With the Hotel Eastmans noted an nual inaugural ball set for Saturday night. the Arlington management has been forced 10 revive it's dance schedule The following new pro- gram goes into effect at once:
 Tuesday Weekly formal as- sembly. 9:15 o'clock.
 Thursday uight-luformal assembly at 9 o'clock
 Friday nigbt-Informal assembly, 9 o'clock.
 The sunday evening concert at the Arlington attracted a crowd of im- mense proportions, and the Barton orchestra registered its usual tri- umph The duo for cello and flute, E. Tiu's "Serenade,' was admirably rendered by Messrs. Heindl and Darby The two musicians, great ia vorites with the spas music lovers, have seldom. if ever been heard 10 better advantage F. Dierich's violin solo. A. Dvorak's "Humoreske,' ' gain ed a well deserved encore and he re- sponded with l. Massenets "Thias, it brilliantly.
 The Barton program was unusually well selected and the packed rotunda was offered treat way out of the ordinary
 
 The beautiful ballroom of the Ar Imeton win be the scene of the usual weekly formal assembly tonight and the management cordially invites all its friends to attend lt goes without saving that the Barton dance pro- gram will be as well selected at usual Dancing at 9:l5 o'clock.
 Mir. and Mrs. Quin O'Brien, who have been guests at the Arlington for inc mast month nlan leaving for their