Arizona republican., 1922-05-07
NUMEROUS SOCIAL
EVENTS AT MESA
Mesa Women Guests of Phoenix
M atron

NaLFOn
Mrs. Fred Pyatt of Phoenix enter
tanned Mrs. Bert Winger, worthy
grand matron of the Eastern Star,
and the past worthy matrons of the
Mesa organization at beautifully
appointed luncheon on Wednesday
last. The Pyatt home was charm
ingly decorated with roses and sweet
peas. Those present were the Mes
danes Bert Winger, A. J. Houston,
NJ. L. Gibbons, Edna Lamson, w. ].
Longmore and Mamie Holcomb.
Bridge Social PIeasurable Event
Contributing largely to the pleasure
of society folks of Mesa was the
bridge social at which Mr.. anu Mrs.
Cecil Drew acted as hosts. The event
took place on Thursday evening in
the Drew home on North Hobson
street. The rooms were attractively
arranged for the occasion with sea-
sonable flowers. Dainty refresh
ments were served.
Eastern Star Social Club to Entertain
Another Of those pleasant bridge
socials which are given by the ladies
of the Eastern Star will take place
on Monday afternoon at 2:30 in the
Masonic hall. ALI members and Wis
iting members are cordially invited
to attend, and they are promised a
delightful afternoon.
Mrs. Lesueur Entertains Harmony
Club
A smart affair of the past week
was conducted at the home Of Mrs.
Leo Lesueur on Tuesday afternoon
when she entertained the Harmony
Bridge club, a popular organization
of this city. A becoming arrange
ment Of floral decorations lent charm
to the occasion.
In Celebration Of Birthday
Bidden to the w, fl. Passey home
on South HILBERT street Wednesday
evening were a number OF Mesa's
charming folks who were called in
TO participate In the celebration Of
Mr.. Passey's birthday anniversary
The home was delightfully."- decorated
with vari- -colored sweet peas and
greenery. A delicious dinner was
served, after which the evening was
spent in bridge playing. at which
many present were adopts. Those
who received invitations were the
Misses Beulah Walls, Irene Duffy,
Meliss Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Harris.
Jack Weiss. Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings
Johnson and Earl Peterson.
Miss Holbert Is Hostess to Girl
Friends
Holbert was the charming hostess to
several of her close girl friends. A
number of entertaining games we're
played during the evening and at IL
o'clock the hostess served dainty
| luncheon.
Musical Recital of Extraordinary
Merit
A most extraordinarily delightful
musical recital was given at the stu
dos of Mrs. Musette Brown on East
Second avenue last Thursday even
ing which was attended by many
Mesa music lovers. Mrs. Brown
presented in recital Miss Ruby Kim
sey, pianist, who was assisted by
Miss Gladys Clark, soprano, and Mrs.
Herbert Bradstreet, accompanist.
| The work of Miss Kinsey is excep-
tionally meritorious and showed fine
talent and training with depth OF
| feeling that called forth the adlmira-
ton of all present. Miss Clark and
Mrs. Bradstreet, we'll known in mu-
sical circles, contributed largely to
the success Of the evening.
Popular Society Matron Returns
The many friends of Mrs. W. ID.
Webb will be happy to learn of her
return to Mesa after an absence Of
over four months. Mrs. Webb ar
rived Saturday from the East, where
she has been travelling with her
daughter Margaret, who recently be-
came the bridge of Lieut. James
Stuart Wallingford of Kentucky.
Mrs. Wallingford and her husband
are living at the Officers club at
Camp Knox, KY, for the present
Eastern Star Dance to Be Big Event
The first event of it's kind to be
given by the Eastern Star this year
will take place Wednesday in the
Masonic hall. The dance music will
be of the best obtainable and every
one is assured pleasant time.
Return From Tucson
! Mrs. George Scott and daughter
Hazel have returned from Tucson,
where they were visiting friends and
relatives They were absent for
about one week.
Guests of Mrs. Scott
Mrs. Rex King and children OF AL