El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-24
CHAUTAUQUA IS
DRAWING CROWDS
Splendid Programs Every
Day-Many People
From East Texas.
(Rv Mrs. w. S. TiltonO

Leila T Moore had the paper of the
afternoon yesterday, at the chautauqua.
It was a beautiful paper. beautifully
given 1t was at the suggestion of
Herbert Spencer, who visited the pub
lie schools or his tour of the United
States, that art and music were first
included in the curriculum. Mrs. Moore
said il is not the aim of the public
schools TO make public singers or must
clans OF the girls and boys; it is not
to prepare them to make 4 living, by
music but to prepare them 10 live
The next speaker was Prof. J. E.
Clarke, territorial superintendent of
public instruction. who was listened to
with deep interest by the teachers in
able speaker, touched on the state con-
stitution and said that New Mexico
should have the very best constitution
ever framed, as she is the last to be ad-
mitted TO the union and has the benefit
of all the other state constitutions to
profit by.
Miss Rosa Stolaroff furnished the
music for the afternoon.
The subject of the evening session
YVES 'Lohengrin.' but, much to the dis
appointment of the audience, the speak
er, the Rev. John H. Doran, of Alamo
gordo, spoke on Man, His Weaknesses,
His Achievements and His Divinity"
r. r. Larkin, of Las Vegas, who has
a voice of magnificent volume. gave
several bass solos and Mrs. Leila Moore
charmed all with her rendition of three
numbers.
Mr. and Mrs w o. Ansley and two
sons, VIII and John, who have been here
for six weeks, left for their home in
Houston. Mr.. Ansley is a cotton broker,
and owns beautiful summer home on
the Galveston beach, but so charmed
were the family with Cloudcroft that
they bought a place here next to the
Harry Wood cottage.
Mrs B. F. Darbeyshire and daughter,
Margaret, who have been sojourning in
Cloudcroft for several weeks, returned
to Ell Paso on yesterdays train.
Mrs. w H. Loretz. Miss Hattie May
Loretz and Miss Cleo Patterson returned
to FL Paso yesterday after a delightful
visit at the Croft
Miss D. Tredway and Miss Betty Mer-
riwether, who have been the house
guests for several weeks of the Eddys
at Rift Point Lodge" returned to their
home in St. Louis yesterday.
Prof. J. E. Clarke, of Santa Fe state
superintendent of public instruction,
came in on yesterdays train and was
given an ovation at the station blythe
James Canyon quartet" by singing
New Mexico" an original song.
DR.. Gilbert, OF Alamogordo, who
chaperoned his three sistersinlaw for
several days on the Roof Garden, re-
turned with his charming guests yes
terday. They were the Misses Jamie,
Francis and Sansie Murphy.
Eastern Texas people are flocking
into CloudcrOft TO escape the extreme
heat they have there in August and
September Several families from Hous-
ton have come in TO remain the rest of
the season. Among them were Mrs 2.
NJ. HARRISON, Mrs. L T. Moves, Mrs
kirkland and family and maid: also
Mrs. NJ a. Waggaman and three daugh-
tiers, Misses Louise, Adele and Camille.
J. T. LaPrade, Mr.. and Mrs Clyde c.
buckingham. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Leurs, and
J. ". Milan are also registered at the
Lodge from Houston. while Mr.. and
Mrs. c. R. Allen are the latest bridal
couple at the Lodge They are also
from Houston and from the scraps Of
white ribbon still sticking TO their lug.
gage, and the showers of rice that keep
falling from their umbrellas and hats,
they must be very popular socially.
Those registered at the Lodge are:
Frank Zeigler. Philadelphia, Pa: Mrs.
T. a. Muirhead. Tucumcari; Miss Jamie
Murphy. Miss Francis Murphy, Miss
Sansie Murphy, Alamogordo; R f. Lar
kin. Las Vegas; r. T. White. FL Paso;
Miss Maud White, Miss Marvin Doc
little, FL Paso; Mr.. and Mrs. a Lewis,
Houston, Tex; Charles Levine. FL Paso;
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Allen. Hazel Cum
mings and brothe<. Houston, Tex: r.
c. MacGregor, Ell Paso; J. " Milan,
Mrs. l. T. Noyes, Houston. Tex; ]. J.
Barden, Buagaw, " c: DR.. and Mrs. r.
II. GUdger and family. AlamogordO:
Ernie Faulkenstine, San Antonio: Clar-
ence J. Carpenter. Ell Paso; H. NJ
Slaughter. Mary S. Slaughter. John c.
Slaughter. New Orleans. La: w H
futile, FL PasO; H. D. Simms. E NJ
Carter. Galveston: lucille NJ Notable,
Eva n. Stevens. Texarkana; Annie o.
CARVE. Nettie c. Garvie. Chicago;
Charles O'Galen. FL Paso; Mrs. NJ A
Waggaman. Louise Waggaman. Adele
Waggaman. Camille Waggaman. Mrs. Z.
n HARRISON. Houston; Frank H. Rice,
Oklahoma City; d E.-Cowen. FL Paso;
J. T. La Prade. Honston. J. II. Squires.
Orogrande: Miss J. McNultv. FL Paso:
Clyde c. BUcurin CHAM and wife Hous-
ton; DR.. Late Canelope. Alamo: r.
H. Barnes and daughter. Dallas: J. Fl.
Doran, Alamo; J. z. Clarke. Santa Fe;
Miss Helen Oldham. FL Paso; Miss
Charlie NJ. Noble, Fl. Worth.