Arizona republican., 1922-03-21
MESA ROTAR|ANS
RETURN BRINGING
ATTENDANCE CUP

III LIbD0IkOE OOI
MESA, Mar. 2O--Proud possessors
OF the attendance cup for another
year, seven of the members of the
Mesa Rotary club who attended the
district conference held in San Fran
cisco last week returned to Mesa
Monday morning. The other 10 dele
gates remained over on the coast
another day and are expected in
Tuesday morning. The members of
the club who remained at home
turned out en- masse with their wives
and the wives of the missing ones
Monday morning and met the return
ing delegation in Tempe. The Mesa
High school band was a party of the
delegation and music heralded the
arrival of the cup bearers as they
entered Mesa on the return. The
burro which went to the convention
as the club mascot and was by no
means the least important part OF
the delegation. was donated to the
Santa Monica Rorary club which
came in second on the score for the
attendance cup.
Inter class Meet At Hi
Athletes representing the four
classes at the Mesa Union High
school were pitted against each other
Monday night in the annual inter-
class track and field meet. Rivalry
was keen and the athletes were ac-
corded hearty support from their
classmates.
Play T. NJ. 5. Tuesday
Tempe Normal and the Mesa High
school ball teams will battle on the
local high school field Tuesday after
noon, the game being a scheduled one
postponed from last Friday because
of rain. The event marks the first
meeting of the two teams this season
and there is considerable speculation
al to how they will match UP. Mesa
has defeated Glendale and Chandler
and is rearin' for a chance at the
Called to Fathers Bedside
e. r. Anton, instructor Of physics
and chemistry at the high school, de-
parted Sunday evening for his nome
in Waterloo. He was called east by
the serious illness of his father.
To Give Play
Mesa people will be treated to
home talent play Tuesday evening in
the high school auditorium when the
Tempe Normal basketball girls pre-
sent their clever production "A Vir-.
ginia Romance" The play was
staged a week ago in Tempe ana
went over with such marked success
that arrangements were made 70 az
ford Mesa people an opportunity 10
see it.
The production is presented under
the supervision of Mrs. VIM. Goou-
win and has in its cast Prof. James
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Charles C. Curry, popular NIemps
singer and a number of the most
successful actors and actresses OF the
normal school.
THE Stuchal orchestra Of 25 pieces
will furnish music before the musical
comedy and during the intermisSlons.
Bride Honored BY CompanIone
Little did Mrs. Martin Undernin'
nee Edna Easton, dream or tne re-
cention that would be accorded ner
when she returned to her desk at the
Mountain States Telephone ana Te!e-
osranh company, where she IS chlel
onerator. Monday morning. From
her plan ordinary desk with us tele-
phone and office equipment on y
where she worked for eight monlns
as Miss Easton. 1t was transrisu.su
bv her companions into Verltaple
Christmas tree Monday mor rnins
when Mrs. Underhill returned TO
work after her three days apsence
on a honeymoon following ner SUI
prise marriage in Phoenix iast rra-
day 4.4
Most prominent Of the array tnal
greeted Mrs. Underhill was a beau
fif1;l chocolate set presented by the
10 girls who are associated with her
~ the telephone office. Greenery,
kenies. old big and little shoes ana
cards bearing numerous terse ana
witty savings revalent to the bride
also decorated the chiefs desk. Black
mourning was draped over picture
of an owl. representing the chiers
departure from the Owl set, the So
cial club OF the telephone girls. Fell
low members of the Owl club and
those who shared in the presentation
of the chocolate set to the bride IN
clude Mrs. May LaRure, Mrs. Eva
Flynn and the Misses Esther Eaves,
Leila Coplan, Charlotte Coplan. Eula
Harper, Virginia Holbert. Elizabeth
Watson, Jeta Pomeroy and Catherine
Molden. 80
Lehi Baseball Team in the Field
I,ehi has organized baseball team
and a call was issued Monday by *.
p. Jones. manager OF the clup, lor
games with any high school or semi
professional clubs in. the state. @ Al
a meeting held recently Mr.. Jones
was elected manager for this season
and Floyd Simpkins was made cap
tain. All OF the last years team IS
available for the club this year and
few new men are in line who will
probably occupy positions on the
nine. In 20 games played last season,
Lehi only Aost six, and the team is
starting out again this week to make
similar record. Any club in the
valley desirous of a game with Lehi