El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
Camping Parties and Automobile
Trips Mark Ell PaSo Week End

FRS. F. c. SEARLE slipped away
M from her numerous activities
L = such as the Red Cross and FL
Paso Comfort Bag society. and rev
eIed in a Jolly camping trip up at
Leasburg diversion dam. over Sunday.
With Capt and Mrs. William Garden
hire and son, Jim, Mr.. and Mrs. Searle
motored up on Saturday. and pitched
their tents" in an ultra modern way.
that included the last word in TEN
porary living equipment camp
stove with oven, softly matressed
cots, and many other comforts not
found in the usual out-in-tLe-open
retreats.
on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Neff, with their lovely young daugh-
ter, Margaret, and her house guest,
Lydia Happier, John A HAPPIER and,
Of course, John Netf twho is one Of
the very important members Of the
Neff family mOrored up 10 Join the
happy nomads for the day, leaving
here at the wee dawn that they might
report for breakfast at o'clock Miss
Margaret Neff and Miss Happier came
from ClOudcrOft late Saturday night
and are to rest" in Fl PasO from too
arduOus summer festivities at the
mountain resort
HonorinE Miss Josephine Hammer,
Of Sweerwater who Is coming In for
one continuation OF festivities during
her stay I'm FL Paso as the house
guest Of Miss Josephine Lavlsch.
Jolly crowd Of young society folk are
motoring 10 Washington park, this
evening. for an al trescO picnic sup
Ger. followed later by informal dane
ing. Bidder are Miss Hammer. Miss
Zavisch, Miss Margaret Hines. Misses
Edna and Gladys Buie, Miss Ruby
Fuller Miss Josephine Page and
Nessrs- VIII Carruth. Edward Hines.
clifford Chenoweth. Miller, Howard
Merrill. Frank Bowers and Ben Han
cock. Mrs O. c. Zavisch and Mrs. Hines
will ChaperOu. There are ever so
many courtesIes planned for this
charming girl, ere she terminates her
stay on saturday
The J. L. G. club girls motOred out
10 ViutOu sunday morning, taking
lathinE suits with them They spent
q very enjoyable morning at the lake,
and ate lunch under the trees Later
they were entertained by Mrs. Henry
Week, at her home. l9 miles up the
valley, who served a delicious cOuu-
try dinner. The affair was in honor
OF Miss Margaret Irby. who leaves the
latter part Of the month for New
York city
Miss Irby viii be guest Of honor
at a Good Luck party TO be given to
night by the Misses Evaline and Mary
StedmOnd, at their home, 1413 East
Nevada street.
An automobile party TO Elephant
Butte for the week end included A.
Il E Beckett, Mrs. c. B. Luryey. Mrs
Dorothy B Johnston, Miss Eliza Tay-
lor and Miss Julia Hardwick. They
left FL PasO Saturday afternoon at
2-30 and returned Monday morning n
4, after having a splendid day at the
dam and an exciting experience with
tires and rhorns on the way home
The trip was made in Mr.. Beckett's
bort car.
Miss Lucille Harland Joined the
exodus Of FL PasO motorists to the
dam, over Sunday. being a member Of
the party Of young society folk who
numbered Miss Nellie May Bowen,
Miss Sarah Bridgers, Mrs Olive Davis
Simpkins, and Messrs. Guy Hammetr
Davis, Ernest Sauer and J. II. Tooley.
A jolly fOursOme, Mr.. and Mrs Ted
Bartlett and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer E.
Meade, returned Saturday from their
motoring trip 10 Elephant Butte dam.
where they took a cottage for a fort
night. They enjoyed 10 the full ex-
celIent fishing and bathing.
With his son, Whitford c. Gillies.
OF Butte, Mont, and Donald Angler.