The Coconino sun., 1891-06-06
 THE ODD. BLOWS BALL
A Gay Scene at Powell's
 Hall.

Hall.
 On Tuesday evening last, Flagstaff Lodge. No. II, l. o. o. F, gave n grand bal at PoweiPs hall, m com meration of the seveh,y-socond anui- versary of the foundation of the order. About 9 o'clock the guests began to gather in large numbers, and at 9:30 more than sixty couples entered the Grand March, which was led by Miss Ella Hawks and PhlI Brannen, and when the first quadrilie was called twenty-five additional couples swelled the aleady large crowd of merry dancers. T. @ scene Was charmin. one, the elegant toilets of the young i ,d es adding much to the brilliancy of the affair, but space will not permit a description of such. Many handsome bouquets of HoSers were worn by the ladies. It Was, without doubt, the most pleasing and successful affair of che kind every witnessed 'n Flagstaff Good music was furnished by the Co cnnino orchestra, and many pretty dances were indulsed in, elch and every one appearing to lay asid- the duties and cares of every day life for the time being, and entireIy giving themselves up to the dehshttul pleas ure of dancing. At midnight about one hundred couples repaired to the Bank Hotel, where Mine Host Coulter served a Innst sumptous replst. The dining hall was profusely decorated with roses, crys .ntnenims, dihliis, hoIlyhocks and cypress. Alter supper had been partaxen of dancing was again resumed, and continued until gIimmers of dawn made their appear auce on the eastern horiz-n, remind ing the meriy-makers that another day was upon them.
 Numerous visitors were observed with the gay throng, among whom were the following:
 iIoLBkooK -D. NJ. Pickett and wife; Phil Brunuen.
 WILLIAMs-W. Pollock, Mr. and Mrs. E. k. Nellis, and Miss A. Eigon. WINsLow--R. l.. Jones, F Mills, Joseph Corrigan, Richard Nichols, Charles McCimmon, Charles Huston, c. Hyde and Charles Hawkins.
 pREscorT-Miss Emma Spaulding.
 SAN FRANcIsco-Wm. Moore.
 Among those present from our own town were the following:
 Misses Iillie and Lizzie Hoffman, Worthington. Switzer, Van Norman, Addie and Lillian Grace, Stella and Etie Yancey, Jones, Davis, Alvord, Beal, Lockwood, Gibson. Lowell, Ella and Annie Hawks. Etta and Della Powell, Cooourn, Ackbaum, Sullivan, Moliie, Eliza and Rstta Beasley, New man, Dutton, Doney Hocbderfer and Veach.
 Mssdames Alvord, w. c. Bayless, Q. k. Bayless, Van Norman, Thomas, lsiordan, Dr. Cornish. A.. T. Cornish, Nellis, DeCloss, Beasley, Vail, Francis, Neal, Cameron, Grace, and Brown. Messrs. Sisson, Gregg, Norris, Brown, Dr. Cornish, H. Buck, James Black, Bain Black, Wm. Mcintyre, Hugh Campbell, 5. F. Norris, A. s. Alvord, E. E. Ellinwood, DoCloss, Layton. Ralp Cameron, c. H. Clark, , J. W. Francis. c. l.. Clark, Daggs, , Gosney, Dan Francis, George Camp. bell, folger, Wright, Bell, Ferguson, , Vail. w. 0. Bayless, Morgan, Bray, Charles Bayless, Joseph Brannen, W. D. Tinker, A. K. Lee, Otto Jones, Cobel, Lockett, A T. Cornish, kis. l. linghury, Grace, Ross, Diamonds, Matt
 Black, Motfat, Freidlin, Willard, r Berry. Lewis, Mooney, Sanchez, Bert Cameron, Frye, and many others whose names could not be ascertained } Among those prominent were Dr. Booth, of the Needles Eye.
 D Among those from distance wert Mir. J. Lyons and wife, of St. Louis , Mo.
 ? The committees performed thei, various offices with efficiency, ane ' much credit is due them for the sue cessful manner in which they carried ' out the program. It may be added that Flagstaff lodge has won man, : friends by their courteous treltmen of all who were fortunate enous h to b : in attendance last Tuesday evening ' besides adding hanasome sum to tn