It’s a spring thing

Wesley United Women host annual Spring Tea & Boutique

Posted Friday, April 6, 2012 5:48 am

Mary Sesso, 105, with her great grandson, Robert Przybilla, 7 months. The two had their first tea together at the Wesley United Methodist Church's spring event.

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Janet Richardson of West Hempstead was dressed to impress at the boutique.

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Kate Mattia, left, of Kings Park; Beth Rizzo of Centereach; and Kate Cotton of Wantagh, were all smiles at the Wesley United Methodist Women’s annual Spring Tea & Boutique — a celebration of spring and spending time with friends.

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By Jackie Nash

The Wesley United Methodist Church’s Women’s Group held its annual Spring Tea & Boutique last weekend at the church, located on Fenworth Boulevard in Franklin Square. The event included music, tea, crafts, jewelry, gift baskets and certificates.

For more information about the event and/or the Wesley United Methodist Women’s Group, call Linda Renzo at (516) 481-1797.

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It’s a spring thing

Wesley United Women host annual Spring Tea & Boutique

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