The Arizona champion., 1884-06-07
THE WINSLOW FETE.
The Grandest Ball Ever Given
 on the Line of the A. & P.
Fair Ladies and Brave Men Assemble i'm
 Countless Numbers.

One of the grandest, most success. iul and largest attended social enter. tainment ever given on the line oi the A. & P. railroad occurred al Wnslow on Tuesday evening las,, under the auspices of Pacific Ledge, No. i75, Brotherhood O., Locomotive Bremen. The towns from Albuquerque to Peach Springs, as wlll be seen, eve publish below the names of all those who were in attendance as come to our noiice) were largely represented. The train from the east brought the Albuquer que, Coolidge, Holbrook and other smaller delegations, from that end of the road, pulled by engine No. C, Al. P.uker, engineer, and Oscar Frost, fireman. Notwithstanding "hu, box which caused delay nf two or more hours, the engine came up proudly 10 the station, aid unloadeu Ire eastern representation with an ar of defiInce, confident that in poin, of numbers they had the banner delega. iion. Far daughters, wives ana mothers and polite gentclmen alght ed, to be greet, d by the large number of guests from the west, who had pre- viously arrived, and we are proud 10 say Flagstaff bore off the palm in numbers. The boys of the Brother hood, duly organized into committees to receive and care for their friends, soon had quarters for each and ever, one, and al retired 10 privacy to ar range their toilets preparatory to the grand event 0: the evening.
 At nine o'clock, the dining hall of the station, which had been cleared for the occaslon, Was filled 10 over flowing, Tn fact all could not get in, lhe platform without being well filled will people, who thronged to cat, h a gllmpse of the merry and brilliant, appearing sons and daughters ol lerpslChore who led off m the e'.pidd, mazes. " The music, under the leader sh'p ol our esteemed trwnsman, ]. C.. BurSe, an accomplished viollnl,l, as, sisted by BL jo Bail and one of Mex. ico's thorough, breds with guitar. falrly lifted the feet of the gay dane CTS, who skipped lightly off at the calling of NJ. A. Black, into th, seductive pleasure of the qn,drllc. The busy members oi the Brother. hood of Bremen made each and every one feel al home, introducin. strangers. thus aiding in the Inter mlngiing of the guests, until all wert seemingly of one brother and sister hood, which was fully demonstrated at parting, when the hearty shake ol the hand among the gentlemen, ana the social adieu of the ladies, told o, new formed friends and ], Quaintances, d Ink Tn the chain of so,iabiIity moi soon 10 be broken.
 At Ia o'clock supper was announced, winch was served in the dining car, al the station, under the direction oi Mrs. Geo. Rlincy, the estimaLl, vile of the popular conductor who but recently le!t the employ of the road. The tables presented hand. some arpcarance under their heav, burden of good things" and lnc guests par,oOk with that relish thai entire satisfaction engenders in view. Ing the viandS spread before them.
 Not unul the Wee sma' hour, d,d the music cease, and ths still enthusl aslic dancers rcllre.
 he Brotherhood of Bremen, fo, their khd. courteous and generou> treatment of invited friends, were in numerably thanked and praised, and "long live the Brotherhood" is the watchword, the household motto O.. the people who participated Among those present we note the following, by towns:
 ALBUQUERQUE.
 MT. and Mrs. E. 5 lleddin, Mir and Mrs liamll Mrs. Bellinger and son, Mrs. FielI,. Mrs. Bahrenberg, hrs Jennings a d her daughter Zilla, Mrs. Weidner, Mrs. Ionc> Mrs. lsherwood, MT. and Mrs. F. NJ. Arm strong, NIT. and Mrs. C. E Crane, and Mir. l.. May oee.
 IioLBROOK.
 w. l.. Vinal and wife. Art. Mcdonald and wife Mrs. s. r. Frank, r. A. Breed, W. 0 Stein, Dr. A. II. Whiting, Chas >andford and wife.
 PEACH SPRINGS.
 Mrs. J. P. brady and her daughters, Sarah aud Maggie, A. Il. Grant, C. 0. Iowan, w. A. Moody.
 WILLIAMS.
 Miss Drew, I. F. swartz, Richard Davis