El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-11

was a pleasant one. The card tables
in the pavilion were pug at the dis
posal Of the picnic parties, who were
prevented by the rain from enjoying
their lunch out in the woods. A very
large number Of people spent the week
end here. The last few days have been
quite gay with number of parties
besides the regular dances. The tennis
court is proving popular with the
younger set of ClOudcrOfters, and is
covered with players most Of the time.
s; Aaronstein spent the week end
Mrs. D. Cohen, who has been the
guest of Mrs. A Matthias, has returned
Mrs. Harry Reynaud. Of Ell Paso. and
her sisterinlaw, Miss Reynaud, of Ba-
ton Rouge, La, have returned to their
at the "Davista" cottage.
Fudge and Bridge Parties.
Karl Goodman was, host. at a fudge
w. II: Longs house party, at Eagle
Aerie" cottage: His guests were:
Misses Clara Fink, Camille KILLER,
Sarah Small, Estelle Goodman and
Dick HolcOmb, Herbert Hunter, Jack
and Howard Beecher. Bridge and
dancing were other amusemenUs en-
joyed, besides the making and eating
Miss Camille KILLER and Mrs. W. H.
Long entertained with buncO party at
Eagle Aerie" cottage in honor of their
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great quantities decorated the house.
Miss Mary Leighton and Herbert Hun
ter won the prizes for being the most
expert bunco player A salad and ice
course were served, following the
games. and the balance of the evening
was spent in dancing, the music be-
beth Stevens, Stella Brick, Eleanor
Rooney, Mary leighton, Grace FIeck.
Dema Flick. Mary Lewis, Clara Fink,
and Carl Goodman, Dick HOlcOmb, Jack
Bales, Howard Beecher, Ben Hancock,
Herbert Hunter, R R Dennis, Ernest
Platt, h B. Stevens, jr-, and Edgar
Mrs P NJ Rigdon entertained with
fudge party for the younger guests
of the Texas hotel. The party was
given in the Beauchamp cottage. Her
comb RigdOn, Willis Ellis, George Ma
con, hurry Greer. Kenneth Roth,
Dorothy Fisher, Donna Snapp, Mrs
Earl Snapp and Mrs. Frank A. VIII
Mrs. ]. D. Love entertained at
party, complimentary to Mrs F. p.
Miller and Miss Addie Hail, who are
her house guests, Mrs. W II. Aldrldge,
Of AldridSe, Texas, and Miss Hattie
May LOretz. Quantities of daisies
decorated the cottage, the daisy deco
ration idea being also carried out in
the hand painted score cards. Follow
ing the games, a salad course was
served. The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. J. c. Williams. in serving. Among
the guests we're: Mr. and Mrs E. NJ
Bray. Mesdames w H Aldridge, Frank
Ainsa, II. W. Broaddus,- J. c. Williams,
W. NJ Peticolas, Frank Turner, Paul
Cole, Maize Cole. Hattie Mae LOretz,
Clara Long, Addie Hall and Ruth NJ.
Augur.
Entertains Embroidery Club.
Mrs J. c. Wilcox was hostess for the
Embroidery club The afternoon was
Then the novel feature Of a mock we'd
ding was introduced for the entertain
ment Of the guests. Miss Loretta Brick
was the bride; Miss Stella Brick, the
ring on a sofa pillow; Mrs. o. H. Baum
was dressed to represent the preacher,
and Mrs Thomas Slade was the groom,
in an appropriate costume. Refresh
ments were served later in the after
noon, Miss Loretta Brick assisting the
Mrs. H E. Carpenter entertained in
honor of her guest, Mrs. winston Pet
ment, the prize winners being Mrs. W.
G. Roe and Mrs 5. J. Prudential
There were four tables of bridge, the
guests being Mesdames H. w. Broad
dus. W. NJ. PeticOlas, W G. Roe, Vic
tOria Whitmer, Frank SeamOns, R P
Steiren, s.; J. Freqdentha7 a Stanley
and Mrs. George c. Morse, Miss Lillian
Coles. Miss Winter, and others. The /
hostess was assisted in entertaining by !
Dainty refreshments were served fol- |
lowing the games.
Garden Sewing Party.
Mrs. F. +. Hunter gave a garden I
sewing party complimentary to her /
guest. Mrs. W. Z. Hollum. of FL Paso- /
Croqqes, forfeits and other games +
antly. A two course luncheon was Z
served. the table being set outdoors /
and decorated with sweet peas. Miss /
Lillian Howe assisted the hostess fl I
Some of the guests pres |
ent were; Mesdames E NJ. Bray, J. %. I.
Frank Turner, Charles De /
Croft, o. II. Baum. St John Thomas, !
Thomas Slade, James Goggin, c A !
Redic. ". S. TiltOn, Misses Veda Re !
die. Lillian Coles, Maize Coles and Lo- |
Judge F. E. Hunter and W. 2. HoI-
lum spent the week end at the Hunter
cottage.
Herbert Hunter will remain in Cloud J
croft for some time
Mrs o: A Critchett is Visiting Mrs.
". II. Kinnon. at 'Tut-Hill' cottage
W. n. Hartman and T c. Cunning |
came Saturday to remain until We'd
neSday. They are guests at the Lodge.
With them for the week end came
Wy1ie CasteeI and Herbert Z. Helm
- Re Perry ]. Rice. of the First
Christian church in FL Paso. con-
Quoted the services Sunday at. the pa
and spent the week end.
Lee Evans. Bob Hoover, Ed Long,
Gene Smith and Frank Cannon, Of FL
BdSOs came up IOr the week emu dance
at the Lodge, returning to FL Paso Sun
day night
Makes Trip in 1-2 Hours.
J. B. Williams, of FL PasO, spent the
wee kend at the Lodge. He came from !
FL Paso on his Indian horsepower /
and made the trip in six
and a half hours On the White Sands |
he met with a naccident that broke !
his controls, but had little trouble out |
side of the usual carbuheter trouble /
from AlamogOrdO to Cloudcroft. Mr.
Williams returned today to Ell Paso. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank SeamOn and chill
dren, Alfred Whitmer and Mr.. and Mrs |
J. O. Hough left Sunday morning for a
picnic camping party at the indian res
ervatiOn at Mescalero. They remained 1
until Monday.
A house party composed Of Mr.. and
Mrs Max Moye. Miss Della Moye, Joe
Wolf. Miss Grace Meyer, J. Kaufman
and Karl BlUmenthal are occupying the
Springer cottage for a weeks stay
H W. Broaddus spent the week END
with his family
Miss Florence LeBaron is visiting
Mrs George LeBarOn and Mrs. J. E.
Townsend, ST.
George LeBaron was a week end Wis
tor
Lloyd Stanton spent few days with
his parents, judge and Mrs. NJ. W. STAN
ton, in their cottage here