El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-08
AUTUMN EXODUS
STARTS At CROFT
Despite Many Departures
and Frequent Rains, So
cial Affairs Are Given

Cloudcroft, n. NJ, Sept. S-The ex-
odus OF cottagers from the summer
colony continues. The weather has
been disagreeable, raining almost every
day.
In spite Of the weather. there have
been a few pleasant social affairs be-
fore the final breaking up OF all the
summer homes,
Mrs. A. W. Foster, who is spending
several weeks in the Z. NJ Bray's cot
tage, The Outlook" has Mrs A NJ
Loomis and Mrs 7. A Falvey, Of FL
Paso, as her guests Mrs Foster en-
tertained in their honor with a thimble
party. Hire guests were: Mesdames T.
W. Parker, r F. Balthis, W. H Kin
non, Z. NJ kellogg, J. A. Potter, W \
TiIton, H D. Slater, Henry Easter, J.
c. Wilcox, S ]. Prudential; Misses
Grace Kennedy and Emile Wing The
afternoon was spent in fancy work
and conversation, and later the host
ess served dainty refreshments.
Mrs. Albert Matthias entertained with
bridge for a few of her friends, the
guests being: Mesdames f. NJ Kohl
berg, S ArOnstein, 5. J. Prudential
A W. Foster, W. S TiItOn, J. Gordon
Hardy and Miss Elsie KOhlberg. Mrs.
ArOnstein and Mrs. Foster were the
prize winners Refreshments were
served.
Mrs. R F. BaHhis was hostess at a
thimble party, complimentary 10 Mrs
T. 5. Riggs. Her guests were: Mes
danes E w. Parker, Harry hiesrer, g
T. Sharp, A. S. Painter, c. F. Knight,
J H McNatt, J. o. HOugh. W Waldo,
Z. H. Cox, J. a. Tatum, +. Pollock, R +.
White and Miss Lou Painter. The
house was decorated with pink gladiOli
and during the afternoon an ice course
was served. The hostess was assisted
in entertaining by her sister, Miss
Grace Kennedy.
Mrs. W. S. Tilton entertained with a
bridge party at her cottage Tut HILL"
The house was decorated with sweet
peas and wild flowers. Mrs. T. A Fall
yey and Mrs A. N LOOMS Wehe the
prize winners Refreshments were
served after the card games Among
the guests were: Mesdames A w FosJ-
er, T. A Falvey, A NJ LOOMS, L. NJ.
Kohlberg, A Matthias, John Champauis,
of Chihuahua; J. II. Williams, OaXaca,
Mex; J. H Meadows. Sherman, Tex;
c. 7. Sharp, E w Parker, Mr.. and Mrs
S. Aronstein, Mr. and Mrs L. Poin-
dexter and T H. SchOlly, Of Prescott.
Arizona.
mother, Mrs. T. Bell, of st. Louis, who
have been spending some time here,
have returned to FL Paso.
Albert Matthias came Sunday and
with Mrs ALBERT Matthias and daugh-
tiers, Misses Eleanor. Edna and Hedwig,
cottage here, returned Monday to FL
PasO.
Miss Lueertia Jones. who has spent
the summer at her ranch, Forest
Home" has returned to FL Paso.
Mrs ]. C. Wilcox, who has spent the
summer in the Williams cottage, has
returned to Ell Paso.
Mrs. E NJ. KOhlberg and Miss Elsie
Kohlberg have returned to FL Paso.
after spending the summer in their
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Mr.. and Mrs S. ArOnstein and chill
dren will return to Ell Paso the middle
of the week. Mrs. Aronstein and the
children spent the summer in their
cottage here.
Mrs. Abel Williams has come to
spend the winter with her son, Scott 3.
Williams, who is the postmaster here.
Mrs James Wafer and children have
returned TO FL Paso. They spent the
summer In their cottage The Rustic
Some of the recent arriveIs a. the
Lodge are; Roy NJ Walker Miss Cor
die Walker, Miss Linda Moore 7 K
Matthewsons j. ". Stevenson, V. P.
Laffen, L. L. Baton Mr.. and Mrs r
Jackson, FL PasO; Mr.. and Mrs. W +
Dunnan, Fostoria, Tex; Wade S. Dent.
Newman. Georgia: B H Hooks
B4 3ry,-lSI Tex; DR.. A. P. Horwitz, /
and children. Abilene Tex: J. R Ogle /
Mountain Park, \. NJ: W. S Thatcher. /
Dallas, Tex; Mrs. Lee Field and Miss I
Lillian Field. Waco. Tex: J. 5. Malone, /
ST Louis, Mo; H. S. Fairbanks. CARR !
zozo, n NJ; F. L Farrich, Wichita /
Mrs J. H Barnhart. and children, !
or below Alpine. Tex, have Joined Mr. 4
Barnhart here. and viii make this their /
home
Mr.. and Mrs. J B. Sutton and little
SON VIII Sutton, spent Sunday visiting
here.
J. c. Thornton and children and Mrs.