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

, baby have returned to El Paso, after
spending some time here.
viii Knorr and Charles Briggs, of
passed through C1oudcroft on their way
TO Roswell, n. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Win OBrien, Mrs. Earl
down James canyon to the pump sta
ton and had a picnic there.
Mrs. J. F. Miller, of Ell Paso, who
has been the guest of Mrs. Charles De
Croft, has returned to FL Paso.
Walter Kohlberg has returned TO FL
PasO after spending a short time with
his mother and sister at GluckSWinkel
cottage.
A l. Pierce has returned to Ell
PasO after a short visit with his fam
Mrs. W. D. Howe, Mrs A H. Gold
stein and Mrs. ISABEL FlatO, who have
been the guests of Mrs Victoria Whit
mer, have returned to FL Paso. They
expect to visit Cloudcroft again be-
fore the summer is over.
Mrs. F. P. Miller and Miss Addie
Hall, of Ell Paso, are the guests OF
Mrs. J. D. Love, in woodrow cottage
Charles Levy, who has been visiting
Mrs. A Goodman's family, has returned
Among the recen tarrivals at the
Texas hotel are: Mrs Ed L. Reid, Of
OrOgrande, n. NJ; Jack Newton. W. o.
Bill and son, Marshall, Texas; Mrs A
Hamilton, Mrs 4. g. Hall, Mrs Burle-
son and Miss Burleson, from Big
Springs. Texas.
OtFeS a "JUOY
Miss Camille KILLER was hostess at a
I 900" party at Eagle Eerie cottage, her
guests being the members of Mrs. W.
H Longs house party, Miss Clara Fink,
Miss Dema Fleck, Miss Grace F1eck,
Miss Mary Lewis and Karl Goodman 4.
Jack Bales, Ben Hancock and Howard
Beecher.
Miss L Browning has come to spend
a short while at the Y ". c. A vaca-
Miss sarah Small, who has been
spending a short time in Ell Paso, has
returned 10 rejoin her mother at Pin
coming cottage
Miss Gladys Schwartz came Thursday
for q short stay at the Y. W. c. A vaca
ton cottage.
AIRS. Haymon Krupp has returned to
ClOudcroft, after spending few days in
FL Paso.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Hunter have
returned TO their home in Dallas. Mrs.
Hunter spent several weeks at the
Lodge and was Joined by Mr. Hunter
few days before the date of their de-
parture.
Mrs. Frank Coles, accompanied by her
little son and Mrs Edgar FeWel, have
returned to ClOudcroft after spending
a short time in FL Paso.
Mrs. julius Krakauer is spending a
I short time at her cottage.
Mrs. J. NJ. Cox, who has been the
guest of Mrs. H D. Slater. at Cabin
JOnimac, has returned to FL Paso.
Harry futile and Mrs. J. R futile.
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/ Tilton at Pinehurst cottage. have re-
! turned to FL Paso.
DR.. George Drummer, of FL Paso, is
/ spending short time with his family
[ here and will return today to FL Paso.
Miss Minnie Nay Phillips and Miss
Maude Phillips. Of San Antonio. Texas,
who have been the guests of Miss
Maude Y. Brown, at the San Antonio
( cottage, have returned to their home.
( En- route they will spend a week in Al
amOgOrdo visiting friends
John A Hendrix. Of North Carolina,
an attorney in the United States de-
( partment of justice, is spending a few
days here Later he will go to the
agency at MescalerO On business about
indian claims against the government.
Miss Elizabeth Stevens, Miss Verna
Rooney. Mriss Margaret Kinnon. Miss
Stella Brick, Mrs NJ. Rooney, Mrs. L
@. Sandel, Ben Hancock. Howard Reech-
er, Ernest Platt and H E. Stevens, IT.,
went on a picnic party to the indian
reservation at Mescalero and spent sew
eral days.
Give Recital
A joint recital was given in the
/ pavilion by Edwin Knickmeyer and
Matthew Hyatt Lemen, of FL Paso, vi
are spending few days here. The
program consisted of Chopin's Nocturne
/ Op- %, No. /; Schumann's "Grillen" and
! 'NoctUrne Nachstuck" in F; Grieg S
| "Zudder ZWerge" and Norwegian Bri-
| dal Procession" as piano selections.
| played by Mr. Knickmeyer. Baritone
solos sung by Mrs. Lemen. accompanied
by Mr.. Knickmeyer, were: THE Wan
diers" (Schumann): in a Persian Gar
den" Iehmannl: THE Rising of the
Storm" David Stanley Smithl; Roll
ing Down to Rio" edward GERMANY
and robin Goodfellow' Or o. Nor
Miss Edna Robertson is visiting Miss
I Edna Matthias.