Arizona republican., 1922-04-09
SOCIAL AFFAIRS OF
PAST WEEK IN MESA

A number of delightful affairs have
graced the calendar of social life in
Mesa the past week. Particularly at
tractive was the afternoon tea pre-
sided over by the Mesdames David
Reed and G. o. Wendell The guests
assembled at the Reed home, 81 n.
Macdonald street, the afternoon OF
Thursday. Exceptionally artistic in
color and arrangement were the flo
raj decorations, the reception room
beind adorned with pepper branches
and dainty wisteria, orange blossoms
and lilies graced the beautiful din
ing room while the cozy den was
inviting in the gold and green of
marigolds and palms.
About as of Mesa's elite were In
cluded in the invitations. Those
pouring We're Mesdames r. r. Steele
and r. A. Kingsbury( assisted by the
Mesdames J. Il. Hurst, Frank Sam
uels, r. b. Schupp and A. Sargent.
Mrs. Price Enetertains
Mrs. j. z. Price was the delightful
hostess on the afternoon of Thurs
day when she entertained the MEM
bers OF her bridge club. Ever more
popular are the affairs of the charm
ing matrons who comprise this club,
and the events are looked forward to
with keen interest. The refreshments
served by the hostess at the time
were particularly enjoyable.
Breakfast and Bazaar
Tuesday, April 1S, the ladies of
the St Marks guild will stage now
ell bazaar and Easter breakfast, to be
served from IL am. until / pm.
rr9t. Cd fI1aGn a
fairs which the ladies organization of
the Episcopal church held from time
to time. will be pleased to hear Of
the coming event. which proE1ises to
be one OF the most enjoyable ever
staged.
The Travellers Bridge club. which
meets at the homes of its members
every two weeks congregated at the
]. C. Raymond home in the Stewart
addition on Friday evening. The
rooms were most attractively ar
ranged for the occasion and the
dainty refreshments which were
served by the hostess proved most
welcome.
Departs for Oregon
Mrs. w. II. Waite of this city de-
parted Tuesday for Portland, Ore,
where she will spend the summer
months with her daughter
Smart Affair at Chandler Home
The beautiful II. L. Chandler home
on Pasadena avenue was opened on
| Wednesday evening to a number of
charming folks who gathered to spend
a few hours at bridge. Orange blos-
| SONS and nasturtiums were used at
! tractively for decorations. Mrs. Il. A.
| Kingsbury. true to form walked off
with the ladies' prize. While George
| Wilbur was The recipient of the gem
| tleman's. Those bidden to the event
were Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Hagerlund,
!. Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. kingsbury, MIR.
/ and Mrs. George Wilbur. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Scott, Or. and Mrs. J.
| r. Drane, Mrs. Ruth Huber Mrs.
c. S. Steward, Miss Ruth Huber ana
| Walter Wilbur, visitor from Illinois.
Eastern Star Card Party
The Eastern Star lodge is planning
another of those popular card par
/ ties with which they have enter
1 tanned extensively during the present
/ season. The coming event will prob
ably be held IN the Masonic hall
/ where the affairs are usually held.
youno Mothers Club Meets
The Mesdanaes Lynn and Boyd
i Johnson met Wednesday afternoon at
/ the latters home on Grand avenue.
! A plea SAINT afternoon was spent in
/ a social manner. Delicious refresh
/ ments of an unusual nature were
/ served by the hostesses.
Mother and Brother Here
Mrs. William Hurst and son How
ard are here from Beaver, Utah. They
are the guests of Mrs Hurst's daugh-
ter. Mrs. J. r. Wallace.