The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-17
Society =
Biennial Bits

lhS, April "a The formal opening
Tuesday evening, April 80. closing
"wednesday, May 5. Thursday NAV
y will be Little Rock Hostess Day
When committee of Little Rock
women, with Mrs Charles Hillman
Broush as official hostess, will keep
open house for all delegates and Wis
itors who care to stop, arranging
meetings for those having friends or
relatives in Camp Pike, and other
wise continuing Arkansas hospitality
The hostess" feeling is so strong that
the members of committees who have
been compelled to move beyond the
confines Of our state, demand that
they retain their places among the
chosen ones, others hesitate to marry
tor fear of jeopardizing their posi-
ton.
Among the speakers at the art con-
ference is our own George b. Rose
of Little Rock, who is considered an
authority and his book is widely
quoted
This week there has been mailed
over fifteen thousand pieces of
literature advertising Hot Springs
and the Biennial convention of the
General Federation of Women's Clubs,
including invitations to women who
are not delegates.
Among our foreign delegates will
be Mrs G. S. Lobingier. president Of
the American Womans Club OF
Shanghai China, which has a mem
bership of over three hundred. Can
ada, West Indies and the Philippine
Islands will also be represented.
Mrs. John NJ. Proctor has been APP
polluted as local chairman Of ushers
and pages during the convention.
About thirty society maids and ma
irons are numbered among her com
mittee.
About two thousand reservations
have already been received for this
convention and additional ones are
being made by every mail.
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Registration Week---In CO. operation
with the state committee Of the
.Woman's Council OF National Defense,
the Garland County unit calls the
attention Of her women to Tegistra-
ton week. which begins February II,
in accordance with the proclamation
Of Governor Brough
This work was begun last summer
Tt,F hnH Yln n.
ing the results were unsatisfactory all
over the state, so the request has
come from the government that il be
uone again.
Mrs. c. T. brennan has accepted
the craftsmanship for the work and
has number of patriotic women as
ISOLATED with her. They have taken
the training for the work and only
need the cooperation OF the Hot
Springs women to do the work thor
oughly
They viii establish headquarters at
the Tabernacle, whore there will be
booths for every voting precinct and
the outlying districts. The hours will
be $3.50 to 1870 a, m. 2:30 to 4;30
p. m.
I, as chairman of Garland county
make this request OF every Hot
Springs woman: That you will take
the time to go to the Tabernacle this
week and register, for only by and
through your cooperation is 1t pos
.sible that this registration may be
made complete-Mrs VI. G. Thomp-
son
fornIehtiy cIub--On "Wednesday
afternoon at three o,ci in the par
iors Of the Majestic Hotel, patriotic
program will be rendered.
Members of local clubs and mem
hers Of federated clubs who are guests
at various hotels are cordially invited
The following program has been
arranged:
Patriotic songs.
Reading-iNrs. John Guy Fowlkes.
American Sailor Dance - Misses
Margaret Deaderick, Jeanette Scott,
Mary Hay, Anna Louise Hotcnkiss.
Opal Harsch, Lillian Wunch, Helen
Greer.
Vocal Duet--AIiss Thelma Moody
and Mr. ]. w Mcdonald
Address--Dr Marion Nelson Wal
GRIP
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Miss Corrine Terrell, OF Alabama,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Il. L.
Thompson.
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Miss Katheleen Schaer OF Hot
Springs, a sophomore in the College
of Education, Is one of the six young
women in the University OF Arkansas.
who have been elected to membership
in Pi Kappa the honorary journalistic
sorority. The purpose of ri Kappa is
to promote interest in journalistic
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