The Coconino sun., 1927-03-25
TUBA CITY
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had by all.
Miss Miller of Kayenta came as a
cowgirl.
Earl Boyer of Cedar Ridge was a
sailor lad.
Mr.. Dean of Cedar Ridge was a
clown and his wife came as gypsy.
/ G. L. Walker made good sky pilot
and Mrs. Walker had green and
white crepe paper costume that was
very pretty.
/ The cowboys were well represented
Yazzie, Mr.. Wcsson of Shonto, Mr..
Youngblood, Mr.. Flores, Thomas Maze
and Rex1 Percy Brittian Of the Flag
staff school Ray McCaughey Of Flag
staff made bandit that would make
Jessie James hide his head.
Mrs. Battle and Miss Simpson made
nice sailos lads and as they were on
shore leave were quite some cut-ups.
The Scotch lassies were represented
by Mrs. Youngblood of Tuba City and
/ Mrs. Wesson of Shonto, and all they
/ lacked were some bag pipes to make
you think you were in bonnie Scot
land. Apparently the two Of them
had kissed the blarney stone on a
jaunt from their native land to Erin's
Isle.
The negro family composed of Miss
Belva Roberts, Miss Jessie E. Vann
and j. F. England were very good and
acted their parts to perfection.
Mrs. Rae B. Ruhl was IIopi Indian
squaw and her makeup was excel
lent.
Bill O'Bryan and Anail Mae Roberts
represented Chinese laundrymen and
apparently if they opened a laundry
would get lots Of "washie."
Mrs. Hunter was queen Of night in
black costume with silver stars and
silver crown.
Mrs. S. e. Campbell and Mrs. Neff
and Mrs. Borum were three Irish las
sizes direct from the old sod.
Miss Henshaw wore a Turkish
harem costume of yellow and would
have drawn the attention OF the desert
shaik (if there had been one presently.
James F. Lewis and Doctor Battle
made two winsome female flappers
who set the hearts of more than one
male vamp on the rampage.
Mrs. L. .. Stnyth Of Cow Springs
made very good flapper also.
Tilman Hadley, Gale X. Burton and
others represented the Navajo Indians
and were very well disguised.
The Piquots were represented by
Mrs. John Dodson, Mrs. Soedt, Mr..
Barney, Master, Floyd Walker, Master
Buddy Stiles and Francis Seltz.
Master John Barney was an Irish
peasant lad; Mistress Mary May Stiles
Scotch lass, Lorain WALLER a ghost,
Bette Jean Stiles a Scotch lass.
Jack Pleasants was Sunbonnet Sue
direct from the hen-house with her
I(?e> basket of eggs on arm and Mrs.
P1easants made up as an Indian school
boy and was so natural that the prirl-
cipal of the school tried to send him
ri off to the domitory to report to
the disciplinarian for being out Of
quarters after hours.
The following attended the dance
without costumes: Buster Proch-
now and wife of Flagstaff, Mr.. Rich
ardson and family from Cameron, Mr..
and Mrs. Keith Warren of Kayenta,
and the following Tubarites: Mrs.
Gale X. Burton, Mr. and Mrs. j. III.
EtRoberts. Harry Shorty, Adolph and
/ Jim Maloney, Bert Tso, Albert Tsinnie,
Jessie Williams, John S. Dodson, Mr..
and Mrs. James Waller, Douglas
Ward. j. w. Mangum, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alec Humetewc. M. and Mrs. julius
Begay. Mr.. and Mrs. George Ban
croft and family. Sam Numkena, Hem
ry Hunetewa, Sammy sShing, Victor
Sakiestewa, Herbert Dan and James
Humetewa.
DIR. Samuel T. Canaphell and Miss
Milholin of Tuba City were dressed as
.Jiggs and Maggie end were very
good, both acting their parts to per-
lection.
And last but not least was Chief
Clerk Gust A. Seltz who was made up
as d disabled railroad engineer. APP
parently nobody was able to penetrate
his disguise, as all were surpr- sed
When he unmasked.
Punch and cakes were served for
refreshments and plenty of confetti
and seFpentine rolls were on hand for
all to use.
The father Of Jess Smith of Tuba
Csitv has been very i'll at Kayenta.
Dr.. s. T. Campbell of Tuba went to
Kaventa on the 18th to attend him
4liG IGGufUGI W uDd Oll OAtC Aotli, e
porting that he is doing very nicely:
The sick children Of the employees and
others at Tuba are all reported to be
doing very nicely.
The work on the irrigation ditch in
Moenc0pi wash is progressing nicely
under the able direction Of Mr.. Boedt
of albuquerque,
The rebuilding Of the day school at
Moencopi village has been started, as
has the addition to the cottage of Mr..
Henry Ketosh. Both jobs are under
the supervision Of Tom Lynch.
It is expected that work on the new
septic tank win begin this week or
next and win be pushed through to an
early finish.
Tom Lynch and John e. Nichols
visited over the 10th in Flagstaff, re-
turning to- Tuba late Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Waller and
daughter also were in Flagstaff over
the weekend.