El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-07
MANY NEW COTTAGES
BUILT IN CLOUDCROFT.
Boy Scouts From Ell Paso
2 In Mountains Near I
Croft

ClOudcroft, y. NJ, June There are
many new cottages being built this
season, both on the north and south
sides of town, and the summer promises
to be one of the most successful in the
history of ClOudcroft
The Boy Scouts OF FL Paso arrived
in Mountain Park Monday to spend two
weeks in camp near that place The
boys. under the direction of Mr.. Brown.
OF the y. N. c. A, are: W. Clayton
Z. Biefer, L WlngO, A Ford, J. Drew,
F. Magruder, G.. Pierce, Xix Tooley,
.POmerOy, J. Wafer. H. Butler, H Beas.
l. FOIetL Ross HILL Frank SOFTEN
NJ Seamon, NJ. Breyn and lack
Knight
Prof. Carl Hack. assisted By Mrs.
Hack, has charge Of the skating rink
and dancing pavilion for the summer
months.
Miss Edith Perrenot. of FL Paso, who
Is spending the summer at Mt. Park
entertained a number Of her friends
with house party last week. The par
" included Miss Stella Brick, Miss
Beulah Brown, Ernest Myles, Robert
Mullen and Nelson Rice
Mr. and Mrs Z W. Parker. of Fl
Paso, arrived in ClOudcrOft Monday,
where they expect TO spend the sum-
mer-
Mr. and Mrs. William Walk, jr., and
Miss Clover ShackelfOrd returned TO
Fl PasO Tuesday, after spending two
weeks at the Walk cottage.
Mrs Wyndham Kemp and son, Ro-
land. are spending a short time in
ClOudcrOft.
Miss Lena Smith has returned from
Mesilla Park, where she has been at
tending the Agricultural college for
the past year
Mrs. J. A Happen has rented he
Kemp cottage for the summe-.
Mrs. Charles B. Stevens and family !
arrived in Cloudcroft Wednesday to
spend several months.
Mrs H Z, Stevenson and family ar
So Hn-rHHs H.n THnn H.
Mrs. A G. Foster and family have
taken the ". c. Roe cottage for the
summer.
The residents Of CloudcrOft eIe plan
ming for amusements for July (. They
expect TO have two baseball games.
one at 10 a. m. and one at p. m, and /
bronco riding, horse racing AID sew
era1 other sports The indians viii be z
in town to take part in the riding i
The committee in charge Of the amuse- /
ments is G. A. Redic, c, T. Knight I
and H Z Brubacer.
The weather is very pleasant. The 1
thermometer at noon yesterday stood at J
IS degrees
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Leaveu are ex-
Dected in a few days to spend the sum
mer at the POrcher cottage.
Mrs Winchester Cooley and family
are expected Friday to spend the sum
ner-
Mrs. 0. H. Baum has opened her cot
The Misses Maize and Lille Cole are
expected soon to spend some time with /
their sister, Mrs Horace Broaddus.
!. +. EySter of Fl PaSO arrived in I
ClOudcroft Thursday to spend a few
days.
Miss Mathilde Baldwin will arrive in
-loudcrOft Friday, where she will spend
some time the guest Of Miss Elizabeth
owing to the fair weather. many
horseback parties are seen daily. and
the skating and dancing at the pavilion
proves very pleasant pastime for
ClOudcrOft guests and COttaEers.
Many are arriving daily to attend the
Sunday school convention, which is be
ing held in ClOudcrOft this week I
Judge Dale of FL Paso, president of the
party came in yesterday, having made
The trip from Las Cruces in an auto
mobile Several arrived last night from
Artesia in a wagon A third party is
expected today in an automobile from
Roswell, coming through Artesia- The
first session Of the convention as held
~ Wednesday night StereOpticon views
IF the work being done in New Mexico
2. J. RiceO T FL PaSO- Saturday night a |
banquet will be held at the Lodge for
he men, There are about so attend
ng the convention, which viii come I
10 a close Monday evening, June 10.
Among those registering at the Lodge
ire- J. j. Brock. Roswell, n NJ; W F.
schwartz, Artesia- y. NJ; Mrs. J.. W
Finder. Mrs Hughes, Roswell. n NJ:
y. NJ; Mrs Bryant, DeminE. n. N:
+ ". Rose, Las Vegas, y. NJ; ". J.
sanders and wife. Artesia. y. NJ. J. J.
Beck and wife, Roswell, y. NJ; Mrs. NJ
2 Eyster, H T. Stansbury, J. B. Nigen,
q PasO; Mrs. T. Grullin and child.
Mex; Mrs. f. KOgel and
Chihuahua Mex,