El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-23
Benefit Masquerade Ball CiUen
At Cloudcroft Is Brilliant Affoir

J "HE Legendary Cinderella bah
could not have been merrier
- nor more alluring than was the
masquerade Of Saturday night, held
high in the CIoudcroft mountains,
among the signing pines, for the
benefit Of the Baby sanatorium. And
such a motley Of "queerish joy max
ers" as attended-together with
I beautifully costumed fairies. hobos.
orientals. Indians. Pierrots. ogres.
shepherds and numerous cleverly
characterized personages. who pre-
scented scene brilliant sparkling,
gay at the dancing Pavilion OF the
resort. II " as a tremendous financial
and social success, attended by more
than 400 guests, and the committee,
mum bering Mrs Winchester Cooley,
Mrs. W. 5. Tlt0n. Mrs. NJ B. Hutch
ms Mrs. Frank Coles, who are
summering at the temporary Fl Paso
summer city, were most active in az
ranging details.
One distinct feature was a mock
wedding, entering 10 the LOhengrin
Bridal chorus, and received with
eclat. Dorothy Smith and her brother
Robert were bride and groom, with
Helen Dunn, Nancy Williams and
Dorothy Williams an array Of Won
derful bridesmaids, and Solomon
StOlarOff Werner Rennert and Henry
Goggln grOOmsmen- Cabel Greet Of
dictated as clergyman and Josephine
and Nary Olga McClintOck made the
most fetchingly adorable flower
girls Following came the most as
sorted array Of guests; Little Miss
Aarlouerra Cooley. q Red Cross
nurse: Philip Yard, was a real tramp;
Mrs. i. C. Lee, very pretty in a gypsy
costume JUICE Ruuter's costume was
that Of clown, and his disguise so
perfect that il was not until every
one unmasked that he vas known;
Miss Marion Dunn was Dorothy, from
the Wizard Of o." Miss Mary
Happier went as a dressing table, and
Miss Margaret Stevens as a clown
Miss Marcellus Retter was a Japanese
girl Villas Simmons was a pretty
sunbOnnet baby and Miss Jacobs her
nurse.
So many OF the younger children
represented flowers and fairies that
the scene was just Feritable chapter
from Fairyland-
Norman Walker was transformed
into a girl, with big blue ribbon
BOWS and a dainty filmy frOck Of
" hite. Elizabeth Fegen was a Jap
anese- her sister Margaret, an In
dian Helen Meckerle. Red Riding
Hood; Mrs V F. Mueller, harem at
tire; Lucille Meyer, gypsy Mrs F. L.
ogre; Nancy Pettus, George Washing
ton; John Van Hoy, yama yama- Mr..
NauEle, clown; Florence and Lucy
Smith, yama yama; Misses Green and
YOnkers, Liberty; Resale Frenger,
rose; Stanley Bevan. rose; Margaret
Spencer, Spanish cavalier; May Wood
student; Bella Jacobs, clown; Caro-
line Cooley, page MarlOnita Cooley.
Red Cross nurse Margaret Lee,
Vanity Fair Mrs. J. r Stocker,
Spanish dancer: Louis W Breck,
clown Virginia Parker, French peas
ant maid; Katherine Coles, boy; Ar
turO Han. cowboy. Marion Dunn. ap-
peared as Dorothy, OF the Wizard OF
o.. being accompanied by her dog
Toto
over $500 is reported to have been
made by the jolly venture, insuring
be kept running for the remainder OF
the season. Mrs. o. A Critcnett,
president Of the board. was unable TO
attend At present there are 16 babes
housed there, but more money in
sures more beds and accOmmO datiOnS-
Zach Cobb auctioneered the home
made cakes, amid no end OF fun, and
Mrs. Z. c. Lee fOretOld marvellous fu-
lures and shady pasts TO the guests
attending, incidentally making many
additional dollars for the treasury.
FL PasOans VISA participated Were
Misses Josephine 1IcClintOck, Mary
Olga McCIntock, Dorothy Smith,
Robert smith. Nancy Williams,
Dorothy Williams, Helen Dunn,
Cabel Greet. Werner Rennert. Henry
Goggin, Sollie StOlaroff, James Cog
gin, J. p. O'COunOr, George B. RYAN,
Helen Stewart, Agnes Stewart J. q.
Burr, S. W Cramer, I. Goodman, Mrs
W. s. Tlton, Mrs Winchester
Cooley, Mrs. Frank Coles. Martha
Goodman. Elsie Goodman, j. A
Alexander, Mrs. z. II. Irwin, Mrs J.
p. Gray, Miss GOSgin, Miss Anderson,
W. L. Gaines, Z. NJ Bell, Mr. and Mrs.
A. P Coles, Mrs. O. Baum. klmmie
Snuggs. Mrs. c Denton, Mrs. G. j.
Denton, Mrs. a. r StOcker. Mrs. W
R. Doris, Mrs. Stella CrOuchet,
Myrtle Coleman Frances Smith. Eli
zabeth Stevens Mrs. d. T. White, Mrs.
". DOak, Florence Jennings. Mr.. and
Mrs. Zach L Cobb, oscar Fegan, Mrs. ]
A. F. Fegan. Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton
Reed. ]. NJ Poss. Mrs l. Murphy, Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Madero, c. a. /
Brann, g. ID. Daum. Mrs. ~ L. Wade, I
Mr.. and Mrs. EerOt Pacetu. Mr. and
Mrs. NJ T. Pcmar, Miss Frances Davis, .
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis, Hilder- Z
gard Dahlke. Mary E. Lawrence, Lena I
Phillips, Mary Hutchins. Dicta
Hutchins. Mary Nichols. Julia Pool, I
Tex Griffin, A. e. Van Pelt. r. L. ]
Nichols, Louise Jones. Dorothy Step +
henson. h 7. PuEh. Miss II. = Burns I
Mr. and Mrs. J. E Blnley, katheryn F..
COrbett, Mrs. T. /. COrbett, May I
Buckaloo, Mrs. II. Everett Long. II. /
W. Browder, F. E Hardiker. Julia /.
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. James H Parker, l
Mrs. Fred W Woodwork. J. r. VIII I
liams, Miss Nancy Williams. Mr. ana I
Mrs. J. a. Happier. J. W. Pettfs. Nancy /
Pettis. Merle KOck. Minnie H. Smith, /
Julia Barnette. Catherine Statham. f.
Phyllis Turpin, Martha L0wman. Mrs
F. Weckerle, Rachael Weckerle. F.
Helen Weckerle. Villas Simmons. Lu-
Gle Mayer. Mrs A. S. Jacobs. Bella .
Jacobs. Mr.. and Mrs. Alberto liadero.
Mrs. Francisco 4ladero, ST., Mr.. and .