The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-07

MEL RECORD: HOT SPRINGS c. w. Walbert owing to the illness of Mr. Walbert. The club had plan ned to have patriotic play given in fancy dress costumes. Mrs. Walbert was to arrange and direct the play This may be done at a later date. The meeting planned for today has been postponed
 Noted Musicians to Be Heard Tonight
 in Recital That Music Lovers
 win Enjoy.
 Music lovers are anticipating with pleasure the apeparance of Mss Bes- sic Davis and Mr. Josef Rosenberg, who will he introduced for the first tme in concert to e Hot Springs au- dience The recital will open at SEQ m in the Arlington ballroom, which will be especially arranged for the occa sion
 Miss Davis s said to be a gifted musician with a lovely mezzo soprano voice. She has studied in America and abroad with fine opportunities for development
 Mr. Rosenberg. her accompanist. is considered one of the Lest p,anists of America and is expected to exhibit q skill that vii! captivate the audience.
 Mss Davis is the daughter of the late United States Senator Jeff Davis who also had the distinction of being the only governor of Arkansas who served four terms. He was q man who had wonderful hold on the voters of this state, a man who un- derstood men and was a natural lead. CT. He often visited this city and his friends here will take an especial pelasure in hearing his daughter. Miss Bessie Davis, at the Arlington hote, tonight.
 Tickets may be procured from the Arlington hotel from Watts book store or from Mrs. Lou.sa Gaines Blaisdell.
 Federated Clubs to Celebrate Arkan.
 sas Day
 The federated clubs of Hot FDrinra will meet in joint session. February I', tor the celebration Of Arkansas Day a day Set apart for the study and appreciation Of this state. nick. named the Tooth. .ck State" for Kind of knife called by that name and much used in Arkansas in bio neer days.
 The hostesses for the day will be: Mrs. Lake. Mrs. Avery, Mrs. Harner and Mrs. Woodcock presidents of the clubs.
 The committee on program will in. clude Mrs. l.. E. Wyatt, Lotus Club; Mrs. J. B. Rigsbee, FortnIghtly Club Mrs. C. F. Marsh, Musical Art Club; Mrs. W. A. Woodcock, Ouakesup Club.
 Lotus Club.
 Mrs. C. NJ Roberts vii! be hostess tomorrow to the Lotus Club. The days program will be devoted 10 the subject Of children and, if given ae ar ranged will include:
 Mus.c-' Fayo.itc Iullabies.
 Leader-Mrs. C. F. Hickok.
 Roll Cali Fayorite Children in Fic l.0n.
 l. Stories Every Child Should Know Mrs. Hickok.
 2. Poems Every Child Should Know-4AIrs. Lake.
 8. Great Books I.ife's Teacners--. Miss Eddy.
 |. Review the Secret Garden Miss Rrss
 Round Table s ory Teller's League. to.J telling Hour n Hot Springs.
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 Miss Alta Smith Entertans. one Of the largest and most en 'oyabie private dances held during the present busy season was given las evening in the DeSoto Springs build ng by Miss Alta Smith, society editor of Che New Era, in honor of Miss Lucille Wilson, o Richmond Va, the house guest of Miss Rena Stearns, aud Miss Clarence Stuckert who i= visiting Miss Mildred Cotton. Miss : uckart is well known in the social circles of BrenAam. Tex Miss smith roved delightful hos tess, welcoming her guests and mak- .ng them feel the sincerity of her usual cordial manner. Over sixty couples were present. The music was decided treat Punch was served during the evening and the noted water of the DeSoto spring enjoyed. The dance there last night aiso marked the opening of entertainment of this nature to the local and visiting social set. Every night society is