El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-02
CIoudcroft Crowds Diminish, But
Many Linger For the Autumn Days

L McIntyle. Mrs. J. A. Queeney,
Francis Cheek, B. B. McGrimsey, H A.
Hypsler. D. z. Block, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
F. Knoblauch, Mr.. and Mrs. S. L
Johnson, Miss Helen Hand, Miss Emily
Spillman, Miss Bessie WEIGH, H. F.
Galligan, a. z. Wood, ". c. Shaw. jr-,
Miss L Francis, Mrs Flores, Miss
Flores, Mr. and Mrs T F. Kelsh, G. II.
POlIman, ". n Harshman, John II.
Virgins, Mrs. II. NJ Dyer, W. NJ.
F. Davenport and son, Louis Daven-
port From Mescalero, n. NJ, were;
Mr.. and MIS- A. z. Thomas, S. NJ Gull
len other guests were: Miss Ger
Howe, ktngsville, Tex; Mrs. A T.
Brown, Clint. Tex; Mrs. J. S. Cheek,
Lawrence Clark, Fort Worth, Tex; Mrs.
J. A Fields, Clint, Tex; Mrs. A. B.
Dawson, Willis Point, Texas; W. ?.
Miller, Philadelphia, Penn; Mr. and
Mrs c. L. Fontaine, and children,
Wichita Falls, Texas; J. z. Rogers,
Houston, Texas; Lieut.. J. S. Mooney,
Fort Bliss, Texas; c W. Simpkins, New
York City; Mrs Alex Lendrum, Hele-
ma, Ark; Miss Louise Favott, New
Orleans, La; Mrs. G. x Gutzert, San
Antonio, Texas; George P. Bull, Miami.
Fla; DR.. Charles o. Bull, jr. New
York City; Miss Nielsen, lbs Angeles,
Calf; Mr.. and Mrs. /. Fairbanks,
Carrizozo, n. NJ; Mrs Jessie Edena
ton, Miss Ferris Shelton, F. 9 PolaC
and LIewllyn Sutton, of Alamogordo,
n. NJ.
Mrs. B. z. Babers, of San Antonioi
Tex, is here the guest of Mrs. c. L
Stevens until Thursday.
Miss Madeline Kerr. Miss Velma
Chenoweth, Miss Mary Hill, Miss
Wayne Flaxman, Mrs. and ]. L. Jewett,
D. U. Rakestraw, chaperoned by Mrs
Hill, were a party of Sunday excur-
sionists from FL PasO.
NJ J. Green of FL Paso, spent the
weekend with Jim A. Alexander.
Frank Turner is spending a short
time with his family in "Sunnyside"
Miss Louise Culbertson. and Mrs.
Pauline T. CuIbertson, of Austin.
Texas, who have been spending a short
time at the Texas hotel, have re-
turned to their home.
Mrs. G. Bernhard, of Marshall. Tex,
is visiting her, aunt, Mrs. G. a. Breck-
heimer. at the Texas hotel, to be here
for about q month.
Texas Guests.
Weekenders at the Texas hotel
were Mrs. z. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Mueller. A. F. Mahoney. Mrs. FL
len G. Hertzton B. Tom Smith. OF FL
Paso:: A George. Douglas, Ariz.; Jim
O'Connor, Marshall, Texas! r. Wander
vert, Boston, Mass; Rev. n. F. Egani
Alamogordo, n. NJ; and G. W. Warn,
NaldOSCO, Ga
Mrs. Frances A. Roblee, OF FL Paso,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Breck, for
a short time. Saturday afternoon Mrs.
Breck entertained few Of her neigh
bOrs, complimentary to Mrs. R0blee-
The guests were Mesdames r. NJ. Bray,
Kate Foster, c. T Sharpe, Z. c. STAN
field, NJ W. Kellogg, W. H. Kinnon,
J. D. Love, f. w. Parker. S. J. Freu-
denthaI, J. II. Williams, W. S. Ttlton,
Misses Clara Long. Margaret Kinnon,
Ruth NJ. Augur, and VOnia Bray. The
afternoon was spent in sewing, CONVEX
sation. and mental telepathy tests, and
later the hostess served an ice course,
assisted by Miss Bray, Mrs. Williams,
and her son, Maurice Breck.
Last Dance of Season.
The last dance of the season was
given at the Lodge Saturday night and
was well attended by the cottagers and
week-enders.
Mrs. c. w FentOn and family, who
have spent the summer in blue Jay
cottage. have returned to Fort Bliss.
Later Mrs. Fenton will go with her
children to Fabens, for a short stay
with captain Fenton, who is stationed
on the border.
Miss Margaret Kinnon, who has been
spending the month of August in
Cloudcroft, returned to FL Paso Mon
day, to begin her work as supervisor
of physical culture in the public
schools Of E1 Paso.
Miss Lillian Coles and Miss Maize