El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-27
BIC BEAR VISITS
CAMP NEAR CROFT
Has frightened SeveraIPeO-
pie and Appears to Be
Awaiting a Hunter.

CIoudcroft n. NJ, June 27.-There IS
a chance for some hunter TO distinguish
himself by Staying Dig DIdck pear
that has frightened several people VINO
were climbing around the mountains
surrounding ClOudcrOft. Recently TINS
bear visited the camp OF Joe roe
about one mile and halI from cloud
croft and carried off LOT Oh ProFls-
Mrs. F. A Williams and little grand
daughter, from New York City, are
here TO spend the summer
Mrs. W 5. Iilton has returned from
a short trip to the Elephant Butte
dam.
Work has commenced upon the cot
Uage of II. A. Carpenter 1t is eX-
pected that this will be completed IN
time for the Carpenters to occupy
1t late in July
The cottage of Mrs. J. z. Town
send jr-, is rapidly nearing completion
Mrs Fletcher Belk and Miss Addie
Mcfarland spent a few days in Cloud
croft
Mrs. Jane Marshall and daughters,
Consuela and Anita, are guests at the
y W C. A. vacation cottage
Miss Rose PiatL of Chicago, and
Mrs. f. A Mayhew. OF FL PasO, are
visiting Mrs. r. D. HadIock, in Tut
Hill cottage
Gives BuneO Party.
Miss Birdie ErupD entertained The
young people Of ClOudcrOft Wednesday
afternoon with a buncO party in the
pavilion. Lima Parker won the first
prize for the girls, which was an
indian bead headband- The consolation
prize fell TO Ella PeticOlas. 1t was
souvenir book Of CloudcrOfC views.
OF the boys, Bruce Bevan was the
first prize winner, and received a
watch fob Of indian bead work. Sallie
StOlarO1t received the consolation
prize, CIoudcrOft pennant. The young
hostess was assisted in entertaining
by her mother, Mrs. HaymOn HrUpp,
and Mrs B. NJ. G. Williams. After the
prizes were awarded refreshments of
Ice cream cake and candies were
served. Among the guests were.
Misses Ruth Moore Morris, Jane Bur
ges, Helen Stewart, Frances Parker,
Lima Parker, ImOgene Leavell, Kate
Leaveil, Ella PeticOIas. Elizabeth Nor
rs, Nary Dewey Ruth Dewey, Cath
crime Foster, Frances Earle, Dorothy
Williams, Adelaide Oversreet, Mary
Louise Holly, Helen Murdoch Beruice
Brick Helen Stevens, Janice Still and
LoWden WingO. Fred Humphreys, Paul
Humphreys. Charles OYerStreeu, Lloyd
Petlcolas, w. N. PeticOlas jr, Hubert
Sharpe, David Norris. James Wafer,
Paul Mcqueen, Francis Broaddus, Nor
gan BrOaddus and Bruce Bevan
Vernon Lyman. the old star of the
E. p. H. $ basketball teams, who has
oeen attending the University of Nir-
gina since his graduation from the
T. p. H 5, was a visitor between
trains. With him was Parker Dudley,
Of Omaha, Neb.
J. w. Helm, one Of the CIoudcroft
school teachers, is spending a few days
in AlamogOrdo.
Mrs George D. Hunter of Dallas,
IS here for an indefinite stay. She
is stopping at the Lodge.
The midweek dance at the pavilion
was well attended a number Of people
coming in from the adjacent ranches
for the dance.
Earl Prouss came from Mountain
Park for the dance, stopping over at
the Lodge
Visitors at the Lodge.
winston Pettus, of FL Paso, is spend
ing a few days at the Lodge. Among
other recent guests at the Lodge are
Royal Jackman, of TOboEgan Springs;
j. p Delaney, Of FL Paso; NJ Alex
ander, of San Antonio, Tex; Mr. and
Mrs j. O. Clees. FL PasO; Mr.. and Mrs.
j. 7. Thompson and child, of Hemp
stead, Tex; Z. n Richardson, Of
Oklahoma City, Okla; H. NJ Taylor. FL
Paso; D. C. COwen, Of FL PasO; J. c.
Campbell, Clovis. n. NJ; J. Carpenter
and A J. Carpenter. of Austin. Tex.
While arranging some pine bOUgh
decorations in the ceiling of the paviI-
lon H. c. MOldan fell from a ladder
and dislOcated his shoulder.