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luncheon at / o'clock. The business
meeting will follow, and later there VIII
be a program of Rotations ana songs
bv Mrs. B. B. Cain, Mrs. Erna Emorey
and Mrs Jewel Downs.
The section was recently entertained
at teas given by Mrs Waloemar l.
Schaller and by Mrs. Lewis Douglas,
wife of Representative Douglas OF All
zona.
Mr.. Felian Garzia will repeat at the
Arts Club tomorrow evening the piano
recital he gave at the club last Friday
evening for the benefit of the building
fund.
Mrs. Anne Tillery Renshaw will be
the guest of honor at dinner TO De
given In the University Club this eve
ming by the public speaking class. MT.
Alvin g. Birdsall will act as POSTMASTER.
A unique program has been arranged
each speaker to use the year 1881 as a
basis for his talk. Mr.. Yojt Hirota, al,
tache Of the japanese embassy, wiil Ieii
IF "The Flowers of Speech" and Col.
A C. Brindley, former senior counsel 81
the Federal Trade Commission, VIII ee
the guest speaker.
Mrs. Renshaw, who will give brief
address to the class, will leave May 10
for an extended trip abroad. While III
Amsterdam, Holland, she will be the
guest of the Dutch councillor, Mynnear
Jan Viger, international banker. She
will also stop in Vienna to study with
DR.. Alfred Adler Of the University OF
Vienna.
A dinner will be given this evening at
the Dodge Hotel in honor Of the birth
fiav anniversary of Miss Elizabeth Doerr
THOSE In the company will include Miss
c. c, Wright, Miss Gerry Robbins. Miss
lone Stanton, Miss Lucy Whitaker, miss
E. Mcintosh, Miss Eula Flynn; MrS
Edith Barrett, Miss Roberta Nichols
and Miss E. B. Holland.
Sienora Olivia Rossetti Agrest OF
italy the only woman delegate TO the
meetings last week Of the international
Chamber of Commerce, was Q guest al
the meeting last night ut the May
flower of the Italy-America Society.
Signor Alberto Alfani. who gave an
illustrated lecture on the city Of Flor
ence. comes from q very old F1orentine
family and is a collateral descendant
of Dante. He was associated with the
Italian embassy here from 1915 to 1922
and since that time has been the 1tal-
ian consul at Seattle. His brother Is
the famous italian seismologiSt, Guido
Alfani, director Of the Observatory
Ximeniano.
The literature section Of the Twen-
tieth Century Club was entertained at
a picnic luncheon yesterday In the gar
den Of Mrs. Truman Able, at 1887
Huntington street. The program, In
charge of Mrs. Austin Clark and Mrs
william r. Maxon, took the form OF a
style show, displaying 10 different types
of costume as worn by three genera
tions. The young ladies who served as
models were Miss Mary Walker, Miss
Janet waSfburn, Miss Mary Maxon
Miss Carrie Fulton. Miss Margaret
Able. Miss Marjorie Brockett and Mis-
Sarah Clark.
Members Of Alpha Chapter. Delts
Theta Chi Sorority, feted their moth
ers ut q Mothers day tea yesterday
afternoon at the Cleveland Park Club
Miss Dorothy Bandel and Miss Mary
Rollins were hoSteSSes, assisted by Mis-:
Elizabeth White, who presided at the
tea table.
Those in attendance were Mrs
George Becker, Miss Audrey Schneider
Mrs. George 8. Newcombe, Miss Eliza
beth Eewcombe, Mrs. Fred J. White
Miss Elizabeth White, Mrs. William
Tice HeySer, Miss Marion T. Heyser
Mrs. Francis M. Newl1irk, Miss A
Louise Newkirk, Mrs. Fred r. Franzoni