El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-21

~ LOUDCROFT. N. NJ. July 21.-Par-
ties, dances and picnics continue
- to keep the season at the Croft a
CAV one, and the summer colony is con-
stantIy growing with new arrivals The
weekend excursions brought very
large crowd
Saturday was a delightful day in the
weather line, but Sunday afternoon the
sky clouded over and a heavy rain IN
terrupted a ball game between the
American and Mexican inhabitants OF
Cloudcroft
1t is urged by some that the week
end dance be changed from the Lodge
80 the pavilion. as it is argued thar
with the Increasingly large CROWDS that
come up to spend the " eekend, 1t is i'm
possible TO dance with any comfort IN
the small dining room or the Lodge
Having TO wait Tor the evening tram $
excurSiOnists to dine, II is claimed. Is
also e disadvantage, as II delays the
beginning of the dance very much II
the train is a little behind time
To ClOudcrOft on MOtOrcS eieS-
Kent Heffron and Lloyd Stanton are
spending a week with Mr.. and Mrs NJ
w. Stanton The boys made the trip
from FL Paso TO CloudcrOft by motor
cycle, Hebron riding an Indian z ana
Stanton a Reading 3 IL The boys had
various experiences on the way. In the
white sands, beyond Hits ranch, they
were both thrown from their machines,
Wnen they DuChGQ LuC 6duu AOOAL ~
miles from AlamogOrdo they had troU-
BILE with muddy roads. On their return
trip to FL PaSo they expect TO go by
way of the indian reservation and
AIexcalero ard Tuiarosa- J. B. VIII
liams, of FL PaSo, also made the trip on
a motorcycle, arriving Saturday after
noon.
deputy sheriff. who has been quite i'll
from a stroke Of paralysis for several
weeks, is recovering and is able TO sit
up a little.
rosa, N NJ, are visiting Mrs, H e.
Stevenson for a few days
Miss Maude Y, Brown was hostess
at a very informal Rock party at. her
cottage, THE San Antonio her guests
being Miss Minnie Nay Philips, Miss NJ
E Philips, Miss Leila Ha1lford, James
York, J. w Mccall and Royal Brown
7. J. Stafford spent the weekend
with Mrs Stafford at the Lodge.
An enjoyable taffy pull was given
by Miss Harriet Rawlings for the pu-
pills of her school, James WAFER, Pn1hp
Stevens, Margaret Stevens. James Tur-
ner, Walter Stevenson and James
CAPT C. W. Fenton, Of the Second
cavalry, stationed at Fabens, Texas
came to spend the weekend with MS
family in Blue jay" cottage.
Make Trip to Canyon.
Devils canyon was the attraction
for a group OF horseback riders Fri
day. VINO lncluQeQ MISSES EA44EdDeln
Stevens, Verna Lee Rooney, Olive
Thomas, Florence Comfort Ruth Critch-
EFT and Sarah Small, and Herne H
Hall, Horace B. Stevens, jr., and Dick
j. l. CoggeshalI spent the weekend
with his aunt and uncle, Mr.. ana Mrs
Horace B. Stevens at Hillside cot
Judge W. NJ Peticolas spent the
weekend with his family
Mrs Edgar Cadwallader, from Noun
tain Park, is visiting her mother. Mrs
l. Shelton
Mr.. and Mrs julius Krakauer came
from FL Paso to spend the weekend
with their family.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Kirby, OF FL Paso,
are here to spend two weeks in Cloud
croft
Benjamin Sherrod was an arrival to
visit his v ife, who is the guest OF MIS-
a 7. Coles
Mrs. Frank Coles has returned to
ClOUdcroft, after spending about 10
days in FL PasO.
S J. Prudential came from FL PasO
to spend the weekend with his family.
Charles Z. Nagle, b J. Berghauren,
of Ell PasO, and W. l. Iring, OF Louis
vile, Ky, spent Saturday and Sunday
here
Among the arrivals and week enders