Arizona republican., 1922-04-02
PLEASANT EVENTS
IN MESA SOCIETY
PAST AND FUTURE
BENEFIT SOCIAL BIG SUCCESS

Mesa Woman'S club, at which about
90 guests were present. The beau
tiful Dobson home on Center street
was thrown open for the affair and
the rooms were beautifully decorat-
ed with riotous blooms of spring. The
short program was thoroughly en-
joyed; it was rendered by Mrs. Col
laher. Olive Drew and Mary Kings
bury. Luncheon was served cafe
terra style and was indeed delight
The proceeds derived were turned
over to the organization TO be added
to the already large sum of the build
ing fund.
The literature of the Womans club
entertained the members with an in
teresting program on Friday after
noon in the Guild hall. The lives of
three prominent women writers, Sa-
rah o. Jewett. Margaret DeLand. and
Alice Browning were given by Mrs.
Hendrix and others read short sto-
Iies by these authors. Dainty refresh
ments were served at the conclusion
of the program.
Annual Picnic of Club
The Needle Craft club, a prom
! inent organization of this city, viii
hold its annual picnic Sunday after
noon on the desert. The members
| with their families will motor east
on the Superior highway for about 20
miles, where the luncheon will be
served 1t is expected that about 90
| persons will be there to enjoy the
/ splendid time that is assured.
To Depart for East
| The many friends and acquaint-
| ances that Mrs. Frederick Webb has
made since her arrival here will be
sorry TO learn that her visit Will
I rJxaxe ciNn
depart for the East with her hus-
/ band and children. where they will
| take passage for France. Although
. Mrs. Webb, who is the sister of Mrs.
! Frank Cerney, has been here but
short time, her pleasing personality
has won many friends and it is With
regret that they bid her farewell.
Musicians Club Program
a large number of music lovers
were in attendance at the concert
| given Tuesday evening in the hlgh
| school auditorium by the Musicians
! club of Phoenix under the auspices
of the local organization. These who
took part in the program showed
rare talent and were most pleasing in
every respect, each one receiving a
number of appreciative encores. The
| audience was sorely disappointed
when it was announced that Mrs.
Lillian Adams Liknaitz would be un-
able to appear, but her part was
admirably taken by the Misses Gladys
Marley and Rachel Marben, who gave
a number of beautiful piano selec-
tions.
Mrs. Bessie Fox Davis, contraltto,
whose singing was most deeply ap-
preciated offered several enjoyable
songs in her charming style. Four OF
the small pupils of Mrs. King danced
their way into the hearts of those
present with their graceful interpre-
tive dances and the admirable man
ner in which they made their ap-
pearance.
Following the program in the aud
itorium the members of the club. with
their husbands and guests OF Phoe-
nix. repaired to the Guild hall where
they were served with dainty re-
freshments Those who presided were
| the Mesdames William Menhennett
r. A. Kingsbury and e. D. MacDon-
aid.
McQueens Entertain
Delightfully."- informal was the soli
! supper Thursday evening at Whtcf
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Mcqueen en-
tertained some Is of their friends
Several hours were spent on the Sar
, Marcos golf links in the cool of the
ute afternoon. the party later re-
j pairing to the Mcqueen home for re-
freshments.
Hosts to Bridge Club
Friday evening Mr. and Mrs
William Beach extended their hos
pitality to members of their bridg'
l. club in one of the smart semi
monthly affairs which have provei
so popular this season. A delicious
supper was served on the occasion
which quite a number of Mesa
smart set were present.
: Honors Mesa Visitor
Mrs. Frederick Webb. who is visit
ing her sister Mrs. Frank Cerney
has been the incentive for numbe
OF pleasant entertainments since ne
4 arrival here. Being a woman OF ex
: ceptional charm and talent, she ha
made a host of friends and has beel
much feted.. On Thursday AFTERNOON
Z, Mrs III. G. Bush called few OF he
! friends in for the afternoon in homo
OF Mrs. Webb. Bridge was playe
and later a delicious luncheon wa
served by the hostess.
: Mrs. Longnore is Hostess
On Wednesday evening Mrs. w
y I,ongmore entertained at bridge Q
: which there were four tables
| Charmingly appointed were tn
| rooms. and the evening was one Q
II exceptional pleasure to all. Mrs
II Jack Hurst made the highest scor
taking the Iadys prize. George wa
| bur CAPTURED the hishest scor
among the gentlemen.