El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-29
TEACHERS CLOSE
THEIR MEETING
Otero County Institute at
Cloudcroft Proves a
Big Success.
CBv Mrs. ". 3. Iilton.)

Cloudcroft y. NJ, Aug. 29.-Ihe Otero
county institute closed with flourish
of trumpets. Never has the attendance
been so good and never has the work
been better. Prof. Simms says there is
no doubt but that the institute will be
held in CloudcrOft next year, irrespective
of a Chautauqua.
The teaehers in attendagee were: Mrs.
C. a Redic, ClOudcrOft; Miss Gladys
Nesbitt, Las Cruces; Miss Katherine
Muselwhite, Alamo; Miss Vida Redic,
Cloudcroft Miss Rose Murphy, Mrs. Al
berta Hulett, Miss Daisy Murphy, Mrs
Eva ADott, Alamo; Miss Lena Smith
Cloudcroft; Mrs. Ola Goforth, PinOn;
Chas. d. George, Alamo; j. VI. Helm,
Mountain Park; J. \. Duke, L. B. Mil
ton, La Luz; ". II. DanIey, Orogrande;
c. a. Redic, ClOudcrOft; r. s. Upton,
Tularosa; Miss Lorinda Spellman, Cloud
croft; Miss Vera Carter, IqlarOsa; Mrs
Lizzie Virden, OrOgrande; Miss Aida An
Gin. AlamogOrdo; Miss Fannie CavenGer,
Orange; Mrs. Kathryn WOodside, Sail
mas; Mrs. ]. NJ Blazer, Miss Jessie To-
zier. Tularosa; Miss Carrie CovingtOn,
Alamogordo; Miss Fredarica Greenberg,
Three Rivers; Mrs. Fannie Jones, Alamo
gordo: Miss Pearl McCOllum, Newman;
Miss Nina Mynatt, ClOudcroft; MISS
Manner Arnett, Shamrock; Mrs. +. Baca,
La Luz; Miss Eva FELTON,, AlamOgOrGo;
Miss Mary l. Rankins, Mountain PARK;
Mrs Lena Eldridge, Alamo; Miss Nadia
Riggs, ClOudcnOft; Miss Audie Crist, Gu-
ran; Miss Lena Langford, Pinon; Mss
Mary S. Hurst, La Mesa; Miss Lillian
Winders Tularosa; Miss Rina Latham,
La Luz: county superintendent Lacy
Simms, AlamOgordO; conductor, Prof. L.
W. Conway, Ration; instructors, Prof. Z
d. George and Miss Eva FELTON,, Alamo
gordo.
DR.. H. E. Stevenson, who was to have
been the speaker at the ChautauqUa Sat
urday, was unable to be present and the
program was given over to music.
Miss Annie StOlarOff and Mrs. 4. 1.
SEWERS gave instrumental selections and
Mrs. Courtney Camp and Mrs. j. 3
Daugherty delighted the audience witx
vocal selections
After the program the regular Satur-
dav evening hop was givTn in the dinir
room. Never was Cloudcroft gTaced with
such an array of beautiful women and
pretty girls.
Mrs. Ida L. Overall of Houston is
guest of the Lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Fox and little
daughter, who are taking vacation on
the roof garden, took a 10 miles drive
Saturday.
his family at the Lodge.
IL. ID. Slater, Ralph DOOmis, Julius
Krakauer, John j. MeCOurt, S. j. Prewltt
and B. F. McNutt were all week emo
visitors at the Croft.
Mrs. Alice Lestariette and Miss Lestar-
iette of Houston, Texas, are at the |
Lodge.
kev Father Egan said mass at the
residence of DR.. and Mrs H. E. Steven !
son Sunday morning. About go were n
attendance.
Miss Rosa Stolaroff left Saturda- 20
make preparations TO leave for San Mar I
COS, wnere she Is taking a postgraduate j
course.
Those registered at the Lodge are:
Epps X. Fled, Dallas; H. Chapman, Mr.. |
and Mrs. c. A. Fox, Miss Fox, Ell Paso; |
Miss Ida L. Overall, Houston; Mrs |
Hettye Blare and children, Bolton, |
Nexas; Alene Williams, FL Paso; ;
John A. Hendrix, Marshall, Texas: John |
j. McCourt, Y. r. Stiles, r. NJ. Howard. |
Geo. Thomas, R. S. Stephenson, T. P. |
Smith, Allen L. Williams, Aulay Viii
liams Lyle, B. F. McNulty. FL Paso;
D. Mack, Scotland; Virginia c. Stewart, |
Ell Paso; Sarah L. Eddy, Denver; Miss !
A. Lestarjette, Houston; George A. |
Gould and son, T. S. Kerr, FL PasO;
Charles D. Baillon, Lafayette, La; R. c. |
Murray, Houston; Mrs. \. +. SEWERS, j. !
A. Sharon and wife, Mrs. J. H. Brearley, !
FL Paso; Rev. NJ. Egan, Alamo; Miss |
Metcalf, Memphis. Tenn: Mrs. Chap /
man, IndianOla, Miss; Edith E. Came !
ron, a. Henderson. Alamogord; Miss !
Minnie Smith, Mrs. s. A. Smith. Mar
shall, Texas; S. W. Dunn and wife, Ell |
Paso; j. A. Eddy. Katherine Eddy, Den
yer.