Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1925, Page 26

36 THIEE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1925. 26, RICHGIRL DEFENDS LURE OF CABARETS, Offend Fastidious Taste Less Than Exclusive Home | Parties, Miss McKay Says. 1 Alice Duer Miller, t today defending : smart set. zine, she ns ihle ix our 1| Fort r dry law Miss Mac- | ulder We do not | to know why ets, let them go line in Cabaret. and take pot|a < four to one tired of fru al a_quality wret. What does it her fattish to dancing with all sorts and kin DR. DENTON-J. SNIDER '_ ! EXPIRES IN HOSPITAL IS DEAD IN MISSOURI/| As Ph ‘Writer. St. sopher. Educator and Louisan Won Inter- naticnal Recognition -Dr. Den erican tor Hammar, the at Mount | rote more ¥ m(vl wide “Walk mvvn\ on vou the comfort and vou need — without Look at the toe and ¢ of style there! And the big, roomy topgives you real, lasting comfort. The famous Arch Support makes this the perfect health and comfortshoe. s AAA to EEE. Pat- . tan, vici kid. 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