The Coconino sun., 1925-01-02
GRAND CANYON
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Community club gave delightful
dance at Community house on New
| Year eve which was called a Last
| Chance" dance as warning to young
| ladies that they must take advantage
of their opportunities before the old
year slips away. 1t was carried out
| in the manner of a carnival, each per-
son being provided with squakers, con-
fetti, horns and other carnival para
phernalia, and among the novel fea-
lures introduced was buffalo dance
| by Hopi Indians.
| Mrs. Elmer Nelson entertained at
! big turkey dinner on the 10th in honor
of a number of birthdays. There
were present: Mr.. Nelson, who had a
birthday on the 21st, Ray Scheck and
| Mr.. Robinson whose birthdays were
on the 9th and 29th, and George
Scheck who had no birthday but en-
ioyed the feast none the less.
| Charles Ingalls, returned the first
of the week from a vacation of sew
eral weeks in and around Los Angeles.
Shorty Yarborough came up Tues
day from Phantom ranch for several
days stay.
0. S. Halleman registered at the
Bright Angel from Flagstaff the first
! of the week.
Mrs. George Cotton, who was i'll
with flu for several days, is out
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Henry enter
Ltained a number of friends at Christ
mas dinner at the Ell Tovar. Those
enjoying the affair were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Nelson, Master Roy and
Miss Margaret; Mr.. and Mrs. J. h.
Shirley, Miss Earline and Master
Jack; Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Ennis and
Miss Billy. After dinner the party
attended the picture show at Com
munity house.
Les Gravy returned Tuesday from a
two weeks vacation in San Antonio.
]. E. Shirley started Sunday for
Kansas City on a business trip. He
will be gone only short time.
The regular weekly picture show
was held Tuesday evening this week
instead of Wednesday on account of
the last chance dance. This IS the
last show at which admission was
charged, the Community club plan go
ing into effect the first of the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. jim Stevens were
Christmas visitors at the Canyon
/ from their ranch near Williams. Mrs.
Stevens was formerly Miss Irwin and
resided at the FL Tovar.
Mrs. F. C. Spencer and daughter,
| N6;cr E,~o,,ooc orc on 10-daV vacation
in Los Angeles.
Miss Harriet Cotton, who is at
tending Girls collegiate in Los An
geles arrived home last week to spend
the HOLIDAYS with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Cotton. She will return
there about the fifth of January.
v. Patrossa left for the coast on
| Monday morning on a combined busl-
ness and pleasure trip.
Reuben C. Francy, a brother Of Bob
| Francy arrived last week from Ponca
| City, Okla, and is working for the
government on the new trail.
Mrs. Harley Goss and children of
Williams are spending the holidays at
their home here.
The Christmas program held by the
! Sunday school at the school house on
Sunday morning brought joy and hap
piness to many little folks. After
| Christmas songs and recitations, the
big tree held the center OF attention
and each little one carried home re-
membranes of the Christmas season.
Marines Costinado returned from
his vacation and is again at his old
| job at the Ell Tovar.
Mrs. r. H. Williams and baby son,
Kenneth, returned home last week
from DR.. Jeffries' hospital at Will
! liams.
Harry Gottesburen returned on Sat-
urday from vacation in Ell Paso.
The mess hall was host to all the
married Harvey employees and their
families at Christmas turkey din
ner.
Frank Hines returned from the
coast Tuesday after months vaca-
tion there.
| Victor Loya left Tuesday morning
/ for Ell Paso to make his home.
Sleighing and tobogganing are
very popular sports at the Canyon
now, every day parties making the
| trip to Rowes Well and coasting hills
in this vicinity.
Henry Hartzell went to Los An
geles on a vacation Monday. Clarence
Spelman of Flagstaff is acting as re-
| lief.
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