Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1926, Page 21

STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, TUESDAY, MARCH viW‘ 1926. “HILLTOP” WINS DEBATE. Georgetown Successfully Defends \ o THE EVENING LASTMNUTE LA D e ]| SOCIETY (Continned from Page Twenty.) E. J. Quinn. Cards, tallies and pen- clls—Mrs. John R. Galloway, chair- man. Tickets—Mrs. Joseph McRey- nolds, chairman; s, Willlam 1. Howard, Mre. J. Ernest Smith, Mrs. Look Your Best for Easter Valeteria... Richard W. Gruelick and Mrs. R. E.| World Court Against Loyola Team. s € Hamilton. Refreshments —Mrs, Rene | v - 00 " e et | Dagneaux, chairman: Mre Robers| The White. Debating Soclety of SPINDLER’S “Woodhull, Mrs | Qu Mrs, Walsh, Mrs, W. J "‘.mvr:-mwn College defeated a team N | : | Refll ‘Adams, | MeNally and Mrs, William chair. Publiclty—Mre John ¥ Maj man | from Lovola College, Baltimore, last | night. The debate was held in Gaston | Hall. on the Hilltop. Georgetown de- Mise Mary David St. INTRODUCE Kennedy, Mrs. Ceurt Denies Habeas Corpus | Writ Sought to Stay . -who salled | pepe Theta Chapter of the Gamma | fended the afrmative, the question n Diegn in Feh.| Delts Sorority gave a_ hridge s ~ who made an extensive | party riday evening at the Women's being Resolved, Th:! the 1'nited motor tour of California, is returning | City Club, the hostesse: 1ding Miss | States Senate was justified in accept ; 8 / i to her home in this city today. | Bdna Dav Miss Lillian fhe World Court. Execution. I | iy | ocsh: Miks Madon jeich Miss | "o *'following members of the Mr, and Mrs. H. J. Sturdevant are | Peggy Thom and Miss Margery Girl-| white Society composed the € : . - ’ at Wardman 'ark Hotel tor er | ing. | Reduialiinbuadl g s When you send your suit to " i, 1 S i el ig | James P. Quinn, Leo M. Mc us for Valeteria service it not March | Miami, . where they have spent | " # fos et e efforts t | the Winter, to their home in Bradford. | Bll‘lhs Reported. S by N only is presse: ped. rald Chap. Fa. gluss and Jo The illustration shows how the The following births have heen reported vday when My, and Smith ind | fo the Health Department in the past 24 It was the first con collar is pressed and shaped on | daughter ith, of San | ""Rier w. and Mare R Mccheaner, girl. | the two colleges in re- | ciall Valetesi 1l [ty Ward, where | Rie and Howard, el - cent years our special Valeteria collar they arrived late vesterday | press. The shoulders, front The ann rd party and back of coat, and the the Sanct ety trousers (or skirt) are simi- | of the Bles of which iz president, Friday evening, April 3, at MARGHERITA SARFATTI, | cher’s, with cards at 8 lock and | Known as Mussolini inister with- | dancing at 10 o'clock. The proceeds | o Cha o it a portfolio.” has been at the Fas. | will aid in the completion of the new ictator’s right hand for over 10 church on Western avenue, just east | of Connectic | ament, a 3 <. Joseph Travers will be given Raus larly pressed—each on a spe- cial press that shapes the gar- ment, just as was done when it was made, a new service for THe LOUVRE 1115 117 F STREET 1venne. & e i well-groomed 25 [MEXICAN DECREE INVALID. | Sulivan; chairmans dirs. 8 Ofen ! people d Henry Oehmann. secretary and New York Judge Sets Its Aside and | 'reasurer Members of Prizes—>Mrs. Coats Of Exceptional Appeal If you've been reading The Saturday Evening Post you know about Valeteria—the re- markable new servick that shapes and presses the clothes. o thel nther commitiees are Thomas Keane. Costello, M Grants Wife Separation. PLA N. Y.. March 30 A Mexican divoree which had s which WHITE ®) {heen Travers Ma nted William Dunstone, jr Joseph | New Orleans. vesterday was dectar nkiin €. Parks. Mrs ACK of the quality of the weaves in - er. Mrs. Caroline Hill R 7 ’ 5 I nvalid by Supreme Court Justi J. Gordon MeKay. Mrs, which they are developed; are the It is now our privilege to announce that The collar is specially pressed and shaped Tompkins, and a decree of se e and Mis, Radford Moses z 3 P y P R R Mrs. Raphael Semmes. chair types in which they are designed: we are opening the very first Valeteria shop on a collar press; the shoulders on a shou Dunstone of Yonkers, N ¥ s. Richavd | nd Mus. hd the character of the details of finish in this city —in fact, one of the very first in K“':::) '::d‘;':"'f:u::::“;:i I’::: ";“’ o e Mexican decree was ohtaine S 3 L " : 3 - sers s press— on’ Mareh 1. 1925, hy Dunsione b —all giving this price credit for ex- the whole United States. SEiinthelcash ot ekicts. otla ‘k;‘” pn,t., ¥ accused his wife of abandenment 3 z 5 skirts, d e rcinrea oA e tember =6, 1020, hon e aany T ! y ceptionalness. 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