Arizona republican., 1922-04-30
NEWS Of INTEREST
IN MESA SOCIETY
Lester Home Gay for Afternoon
Social

Mrs. John H. Lester was the
charming hostess at a cleverly ar
ranged bridge social on the afternoon
of Tuesday. The Lester home on
North Center was gay with attrac-
tive Maricopa lilies and greenery,
suggestive of spring. Present were
many of Mesa's elite. the guest list
including the Mesdames David Reed,
G.. o. Wendell, K. ]. Warren NJ l..
Gibbons. p B. Beville, Nels Elufson,
Frank Samuels, Verney Palnaatier, A.
T.. Forbes, H B. Griffen, Jr., H. c..
Holcon1b, and Vance of Deming. New
Mexico.
Mrs. Scott Presides at Pretty Affair
Many Mesa matrons were hidden
to the home of Mrs. Marvin Scott, at
Gilbert, on Thursday afternoon to en-
joy her hospitality. Bridge playing
featured the afternoons pleasure.
Cleverly arranged decorations and
refreshments of a delicious nature
added much to the occasion. Mrs.
Scott had as her house guest last
week Mrs r. r. Jones and her de-
lightful little daughter, Katherine, Of
Superior, who arrived Thursday
morning in Gilbert and We're present
for the smart affair of that after
noon.
Dinner in Honor of Visitors
Mrs. Musette Brown of East Sec
ond avenue entertained with a de-
lightful dinner at her home on Satur-
day evening. honoring her son, Tracy
Sands. and Herbert Albert. who are
visiting here from the naval training
station at San francisco. Young
Sands and his friend expect to leave
for Annapolis in June. They will be
in Mesa until Friday, when their fur
lough expires Present for the affair
Of Saturday were the Misses Mar
guerite Brimhall, Mary and Mabel
Saylor, and the Messrs. Lawrence
Drane. Tracy Sands and Herbert AL
bert.
Eastern Star Bridge Enjoyable
Affair
Always pleasant are the Eastern
Star bridge socials held from time to
time in the Masonic hall, and espe-
cially enjoyable was the event of
Friday evening, when nearly one
hundred gathered for good time
The hall was attractiveIy arranged
for the event with seasonable deco
rations. Several musical numbers
and the serving of delicious refresh
ments made the evening more pleas
| urable.
Bridge Club Entertained at Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Mcdonald were
the hosts Wednesday evening to their
bridge club which included six Mesa
couples. A charming dinner was
served prior to the playing. The
table was daintily arranged, flowers
forming the centerpiece. Present
were: Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Beach. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Gurley. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. E. Steels, MIR. and Mrs. Frank
West. Mr.. and Mrs w. X. Bowen,
and Mr.. and Mrs Mcdonald.
Guests from st. Louis
Among the visitors who are en-
joying the beautiful spring days in
Mesa are Mr.. and Mrs. j. v. Rath
bone Of ST. Louis. parents of Mrs.
of the Bushs at their home on Pasa-
dena avenue.
Young Mothers Club Meets
Meeting at the home of Mrs. Frank
Riggs on Wednesday We're the mem
bers of the Young Mothers club of
this city. Mrs, Riggs and Mrs. Dell
bert Stapley, acting as joint host
esses. extended their charming hos
| pitality to the other members, max
ing the afternoon one of great pleas
ure.
Hosts to Old Friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Samuels had
as their guests Tuesday evening DIR.
and Mrs. r. c. Hoffman OF Deming.
New Mexico. The Hoffmans are old
friends of the Samuels, and their
visit here is one of pleasure to both
coupels.
Delegates to Convention Entertained
Mrs Dan FL Kleinman was the
hostess Tuesday to friends from SAT-
ford. The guests were Mrs. Leslie
Layton and Mrs. Thomas Kimball.
and Mrs Dave Kimball OF Phoenix.