Arizona republican., 1922-02-12
MANY FUNCTIONS OF
THE PAST WEEK KEEP
MESA SOCIETY BUSY

or the many social events OF the
past week, the bridge given by the
Mesdames A. J. Houston, u. p. Mac
Donald, Fred Pyeatt, Paul Baxter
Beville and M. L. Gibbons on Thurs
day was the paramount affair. over
IT'S invitations were issued and
large number of Mesa's elite gathered
in the Masonic hall 10 participate in
the afternoons enjoyment.
A very pleasing decorative scheme
was carried out along the st. Valen-
tine idea From a central point fes-
toons OF red, interlaced with sprays
of green pepper leaves, extended
gracefully toward every part of the
hall, while suspended from these
hung clever hearts and gaily berib-
boned kewpies. A crimson shaded
lamp lent softly growing effect TO
the artistic Arrangement. The 80
tables were numbered with Valentine
hearts. Clever prizes were won by
Mrs. r. A. Kingsbury, first prize;
Mrs. Arnold of Chandler, second, and
the consolation went to Mrs. A. ].
Forbes. Two charming guests from
Tucson were present. They were Mrs.
Max Vault and Mrs. H. d. Evans.
Honored Guest at SHOWER
Miss Virginia Marshall Was the in
centive for very pretty affair on
Monday evening, when miscellan-
eous shower was given in her honor
by the Misses Wilma Motley and Amy
Macdonald at the latters home on
West First street. Roses and Scotch
heather formed the very effective
decorations A delightful program OF
songs, readings and dancing was pro-
vided, after which dainty refresh
ments were served. Miss Marshall,
who is soon to marry Roy Bolin OF
Florence, was the recipient of many
beautiful and useful gifts.
Hostess to Kensington Club
Mrs. Sam Swift was the delight
full hostess to her Kensington club on
last Wednesday. A delicious lunch-
con was served to the ladies at !
O'clock, and the remainder of the aft
ernoon was spent in a pleasantly So
cial manner. Mrs. III. B. Griffen, Jr.,
was at that time voted is as new
member. Those present at the affair
were the Mesdames Frank Sargent,
L. ]. Barden, w. j. Van Spanckeren,
Edna L.amson, H. E. Stevens, Butter
baugh, S. Swift and Miss Eliza Swift.
Valentine Dance
About 36 of Mesa's younger set
were the delighted guests of the
Misses Olive Drew and Turner Hurst
at a Valentine dance Friday evening
in the Guild hall. Gay decorations
added to the festivity of the occasion
and the young people enjoyed every
moment OF the none too long evening"
Elect New Officers
When the Needle Art club met At
the home of Mrs. d. P, Messenger on
last wednesday afternoon, the new
officers were elected for the coming
year, Those who were installed were
Miss Ida Arnold, president; Mrs
David Reed, vice president; Mrs
William Trimble, secretary; and Mrs,
LYLE North, treasurer. A very pleas
ant afternoon was spent by the Ia
dies in needle work.
Dew Drop Inn Club
Mrs. Frank Cerney was hostess 10
the Dew Drop Inn club on Friday
evening at her home on East Main
street. There were II members VINO
gathered to play bridge, when
formed the evenings pleasure.
Visitor in Mesa
Mrs. Clarence Naylor is charm
ing visitor IN Mesa this week. she
a. being entertained by her sister,
Mrs. ID. b. Jones, and Miss Amy Mac
Donald. Mr.. Naylor will arrive here
Sunday and the couple will remain
in the city for few days Wsltins
among friends.
To Be Married Monday
The marriage OF Miss Virginia
NEarshall to ROY Bollin of Florence
viii take place Monday. After the
ceremony the couple will leave Tor
California, where they will spend
their honeymoon, motoring first 70
San Diego and then proceeding 70
points further north. They Will De
At home in Florence upon their re-
turn some time in March. Miss Mar
shall is the very pretty daughter OF
Mrs. ] B. Marshall of Cuber addl-
tion She IS a fayorite among Mesa
Young folks and will be much missed
when she goes to make her home IN
Florence. Mr.. Bollin is promising
Young business man of Florence.
Goes to Ray
Mrs. Dan Kleinman was for the
past week a visitor in Ray, where sne
was the guest OF her brother on-la"'
w. Brundage and family.
Good Fellowship Day /,
The Mesa Woman's club celebrated
Good Fellowship day in very unique
manner Friday. The members met IN
the Masonic club at II, where lunch :
con was served. Each guest came at
! tired as a small boy or girl and dur
ing the afternoon much merriment
| was had in the kids" games ana
old fashioned dances in which every
BODY participated. The hall was dec :
! orat ted in Valentine colors. About 90
members were in attendance.
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