The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-01
MUSICAL TREAT
 THURSDAY NIGHT
TENOR TO SING AT AUDITORIUM THEATER FOR
 BENEFIT OF CALAMITY,

It iy good news indeed that Hot Springs is to have the pleasure of hearing MT Oryille Harold in recital Thursday night, satisfactory arrange mems having been completed yester- day by Rev C. F. Iickok on behalf of the Associated Charities, under whose auspices the entertainment I- to be given. IL is anticipated that resi- dents and visitors viii take advantage lei this opportunity to hear the noted opera singer and that Little Rock, Pine B.utf and other nearby cites vii, send over delegations Of mu-IC lovers. Much
 interest has already been manifested
 in t0s city over the prospect oi the recital and it is thought that here will be a record-breakiug audience T-urs- day nlght
 Rev II cll0k made all necessary ar raugemeuts with Manager Head 0t he Iitorium lhc3ter to give the recita, there SO that Nr. Harold would have plenty of room 10 give range 70 his voice and so that the greatest seating capacity could be had. The fact that
 it is for ne benefit Of local charity and that there is always 70 much need here another reason for believing that everyone who can vii be glad Co assist in making this entertainment a big financial s5ccess. Their attend ance will mean double plea urc-to hear the singer and to aid cahriW.
 Charity has more demands on .t m Hot springs than almost any place in the waole world Sick peop,e want the baths and + is a common tlus for them Co spend about all they pos sess to come here for the baths. They arc often stranded financially and be- charity of the town They always hope for immediate cures and job to htlr expenses Bat there arr not enough jobs to supply the demand and, besides sick people can not compete with the ao c-aOd ld in turning Ol. work This has ever been a great Crau on thc town. A a cons -eqgeucc, there has always been begging on ths city rrtcts and at homes. lt was Ret. t r.. HIekOh who led nj the solution of th.s rerpleAug problem for, soon alter he came to The city. ne organ izcd thc Associated ChaIj,c, winch has miumized begging d. much aa possible. B. tbrou4h the officers O this association. particularly through Mrs. Van Dyke secretary tucs, cases are investigated and ther needs ai- lcYiated, where worthy 37 much as possible. Dr. w. r. WoJlon is the president lat being out O. the city uu
 I today it wa deemed advisable that tie pas, president, Rev HickoK, act for the A--oCJled Charities
 Mrs. David A. Crockett, society cdl- or ofo tha Seutinel-Recrd, has been placed in charge Of the ticket selling campaign and sch announces that sine will expect every woman, organiza- ton in this C.ty that she has ever as sisted to come 0 the rront now to hep her. And that melns practically every Womou's club, missionary socicy, fra ternal organization. school improve nent association and church body in the city. She avs they are to reuem- Der hey are doing it for charity and that the need is very great now. She VII also take it as a per-olu favor and mark Of their appreciation Of any thmg she may nave been able to do at any time for them in heir work. The first offer came from Mrs. Walter L. Cain. a prominent local musician, who assisted in -ec0rng Mr. Harrold's sery'co-
 The Musical Art Club is especially expected to cooperate as patrouess E, as tha, organization is particular iu- terested in music and affairs musical
 Society people arc requested 10 give Instead Of prvatet maules ia tAeir hcmes this week, theater parties at tho Auditorium Th-rsday night. Ladies who will be patronesses of the affair. or Who de ire 10 ell tickets. are re- quested To make it known 10 Mrs. Crockett by telephone.