The Arizona champion., 1884-06-07
E. E. Chester, C. II. Butler, J. r. Schwar and Dr. D. l. Iirannan.

oann hlnS Ot COur:e accompanied his best girl to the party.
 Holbrook's representation was a great credit 10 our sister town.
 The Brotherhood provided luxuri. anily for mothers with children in lrms
 Billy Farnesworth, unfortunately, had 10 make his run on the day of the dance.
 The programme ought to have beer 40 dances to meet the wants of the merry and graceful wal,zcrs.
 More ice cream was gulped down to the square inch by the 200 than It would require to freeze up Winslow.
 Beds were in great demand a, Wins low. Some of the boys found ease and comfort on the soft side Of plank.
 Didn't see Frank Hicks, of Wins. low, taking q hand in tre merry circle. Frank was too busy in his popular resort.
 Our friend, NJ, Donald, of Williams, led the company through several quldrilles with his musical voice. He Is d loud and distinct caller.
 To leave Albuquerque at $40 a. n., and arrive al Holbrook al 10: 50 a. m., is a long time between (driuks) ) meals, and the ladies suffered.
 Mrs. Hamil. Ms. Fields, Mrs Bedden and Mrs. Blhrenberg, Ct tEe Albuquerque crowd, were the belles of the bail in their delegation.
 J. N. Horner, train master on the first division, and w. A. O,good. train master for the second division, were in attendance at the bali.
 Hot box every 20 miles added "lustre" to the l.cated starvation ol those Wlnslow bound. Engineer didn't feel in good humor over 1t.
 All honor to Mrs Geo. Rainey for her courteous good humor and for bearance in supplying the wants of her guests so patiently and gracefully.
 Wln>low's pioneer merchant, ]. H. Breed, sad he wasn't quite old enough 70 dance, hut for a single handed talker with the ladies, he won the first prize.
 Ben Chester had a good deal of fun on the outside. As he went well healed, and returned home with only a nickle in his pocket, people knowing his propcnsities can imagine his en- jo,ment.
 The Winslow hotel, r. C D.mo- rest, proprietor, spared no pains to make guests comfortable Cn Tuesday last. Every room was filled and the tables were supplied m manner that would do credit to any town.
 F. C Demorest, the hotel proprle' tor, didn't "enthusc" until next day He held a private caucus with our friend J II. Breed, and both resolved they we're old enough to dance. They occupied the ground floor of the hotel for their festivities.
 The two Miss Brothers. also the two Miss Beals. Mss Lamport, Mss Hawks and Miss Jennie Alison did great credit 10 FIass,aff's well earned reputation for st> fish and graceful oung ladies.
 Al. Gregg's numerous friends at Winslow, looked anxiously for his 'phz" among the Flagstaff boys. Al. ,tald at home to attend to business while Ben cid the honors of his house al division headquarters.
 The railroad ofliclal5 kindly side rra, ked the coIch which conveyed the western delegation 10 Winslow. It was very thoughtful on t.eir part, for without il sufficient accommodation could not have been provided.
 Harry Barnum's popular place oi resort al Winslow, was d place of wei come on the night of the dance I he ivory balls and the strengthening plaster behind the bar. together with Harry's pleasing manners, attracted the pleasure seekers.
 Mrs. Robb, the popular boarding house lady, of Gallup, did the grace ul on the floor 10 perfection. She Is accomplished in the a:t, especially when swinging around the circle, sup ported so strongly by Flagstaff , champion, Dr. D. ]. Brannen.
 Our Flagstaff boys "bo,tomed chairs" and held up lamp posts the remainder of the night, after the dance closed. The ladies occupied all the quarters set aside for repose. Our friend Mccormick showed the wear and tear of a sleepless night un.