El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-18
CIoudcrofters Have Picnics and
Horseback Parties Despite Rains

LOUDCROFT. n. NJ. Aug. 1S.-Al-
though Cloudcroft has had rain
~ almost daily. during the past
week, the social activities have con-
tinued uninterrupted. ana as Jae show
ers have seldom lasted more than a
few hours, picnic parties and morse
back parties have not been 1nterIerreo
with.
Mrs. Leo. FerIet of FL Paso. and
Lorraine Ferlet. of Anthony, \ NJ, are
the guests of Miss Maude '. Brown al
the San Antonio cottage. They VIII
remain in ClOudcrOft several weeks.
Mrs. Campauis and her guest, MS D.
Bruce Smith. who have been spending
the summer in Red Rock cottage, have
returned to their homes.
Some of the recent arrivals at the
Texas hotel are F. L. GOodrock, Mrs.
Anna D. Teel. FL PasO; J. H DeBond,
Alamogordo. \. NJ; Mrs. l. A Decker
Marshall, Tex; E, l. Reid. Orograndet
n NJ: J. G. Wooden. AlamOgOrdO, y N
A. v. Swearinger, Caarrizozo; n N;
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Barrett, Mrs. R. NJ Dodd
and Louis DOdd, San Antonio, Tex
Frank F. Grimm, Albuquerque. n. NJ;
R. E. Ellis and J. r. Capt, Rule, Tex;
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Moore, FL Paso'
Edwin G. Griffen, Deming. \. N.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prince Hilliard and Miss
Olive Wood, Of Deming. n. NJ, are
spending a short time at the Texas
hotel
TOwnspeOpIe Win.
In a match bowling contest between
the TOwnspeOple and the Lodge teams
the TownspeOple won, scoring 2O26 to
the hotels 1856. r. W Fort, OF the
Lodge team rolled high game, $50. The
line ups were: TownspeOple, Elmer
Haynes L Elmore, r. T. Balthisa Ern-
est Platt and J. A. Hufowt- Lodge, r
W. Fort Asa Bales, Bert Jackson,
Lawrence Calisher and W. ". Baird.
HnHu ss-E in
honor of the Moye houseparty with
chatting dish party. The guests Were:
Mr.. and Mrs Max Moye, Misses Della
Moye, Grace Meyer, HermOine Hawkins,
wig Matthias and Joe Wolf Lawrence
Calisher. Karl Blumenthal, Charles
Levy, Karl Goodman and Dick Hol-
comb. Games, music and dancing were
the amusements Of the evening.
c. A Beers, OF FL PasO, is here to
spend a few days at the Lodge.
VIII S. Roe has Joined his family to
spend the week end.
J. Kaufman was a passenger on Fri
DAYS train. He viii spend the week
end with the Moye houseparty in the
Springer cottage.
Z. NJ Bray has returned to FL Paso
after spending some time with his
family in THE Outlook" cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Of FL Paso, came
Friday to spend some time in Cloud
croft They will be the guests of Mrs.
E. NJ Bray at THE Outlook cot
Miss Gertrude Moody was Friday
arrival. She will be with Mrs. Simms
at the Texas hotel.
Miss B. Hitchcock and Mrs. s. Cotton,
of Ell Paso. will spend two weeks at
the ranch of J. c. Jones in Cox canyon.
Recent arrivals at the Lodge are: 3.
R McArdle, Chicago, III; Mr. and
Mrs. H W. Shelly, Cliff. n. NJ; Mrs NJ
Hodgra, Brant, Tex; Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Biggs, Alpine, Tex; Miss Eta ThOmp-
son. Houston. Tex; Mr.. and Mrs w
K Humbert, Phoenix, AriZ.; r. l..
Walker. HarWood, Tex; Z. W. Wealey,
Miss z. V. Pethick, Miss Gertrude Ken
nedy. Miss Greta Palmer. DR.. Branch
Craige Miss E. Singer, Louis Z. Mar
get, FL PasO.
Edwin Brewer. of st. Paul Mime
Gotta, is spending a few days at the
Lodge. Mr. Brewer is an artist. While
in CloudcsOft ne is making a number
OF paintings of the places of interest
C,Jrd Parties Given
Miss Edna. Matthias entertained in
honor of her guest Miss Edna Robert
son with a l3uncO party. The cottage
was decorated with quantities of wild
flowers and following the games dainty
refreshments we're served. Those pres