Evening star., 1925-11-29

TEAMS TO DEBATE
Seniors and Juniors to Meet
in First of Prize Contests
Next Friday.

Arrangements for the first prize
debate of the sea son at the George
town University School of Law Fri
day were announced last night by Dr.
Hugh j. Fegan, the assistant dean.
Two teams. representing the senior
and Junior debating societies, will
debate the question: Resolved, That
the immigration act be amended so
that any alien who advocates doc
trines subversive Of our form of gov
ernment shall be deported.
Judges, selected from recent grad
yates Of the Law School, are Green
X. Hackworth, ~. solicitor of the
State Department; Z. Russell Kelley.
'22, Assistant United States Attorney:
Horace j. Donnelly, '09. solicitor OF
Regar, ~. Third Assistant Post
master General. and Neil Burklnshaw
II. assistant District attorney.
The senior team will comprise VII
liam A. Roberts. James w. Millard
and Gerard j. c. Guilfoyle, alternate.
Members Of the junior team are
Thomas l.. Glenn, William V. Whit
ington and l.. l.. Whitestone, alter
nate.
A cash prize OF SIS is offered by
the law faculty to the winner of each
Of four contests. with an additional
reward of $50 to the winner In the
final elimination.
Play i'm Rehearsal.
John T. Doran, president Of the
Mask and Bauble Club. Is going ahead
with preparations for the perform
ances Of Monsieur Beaucaire," which
will open at the Trinity Parish The
ater December IA. 1t is expected that
the novelty Of having seven fem
inine" members In the cast Will draw
q crowd. The performances will be
given for the benefit of the George
town Endowment Association.
Herbert w. Gruber. a graduate Of
the Foreign Service School and for
merly a member of the faculty in
connection with the course on ports
and terminals facilities, is now CON
nected with one of the largest hanks
In Jacksonville. Fla.
The officials of the Foreign Service
School have just received letter
from DR.. j. Mendes dos Remedies, di-
rector OF the school of letters of the
University Of Coimbra, Portugal, in
reference to the Summer courses
given at that institution last Summer.
which were attended by a number of
Georgetown students. The letter re
ferred particularly to the cooperation
or DR. J. de S. Coutinho, head of the
Portuguese department of George
town, who !ectured at Coimbra
Georgetown alumni and friends of
the university hospital joined liberal
ty in making the annual tea and dona.
ton party for the benefit of that in
stitution a success Tuesday. Sister
Illuminate. the sister superior in
charge Of the hospital, and her asso-
ctates directed the affair, assisted by
members Of the Ladies' Board Mrs.
Harry V. Haynes Is president of the
board
The following patronesses assisted:
Tea table. Mrs. George Tully Vaughan
Mrs. s. A. w. Gleason. Miss Minnie
f. Carroll and Mrs. Isaac Cans; cake
table. Mrs. Joseph Maddigan. Miss
Cornelia Hill and Mrs. Frank f.
Duehring; punch bowl, Mrs. Harry
Strine. Mrs. George F. Hamilton and
Mrs. Andrew Mcintyre; fancy table.
Mrs. John O'Donohue. Miss Mary
keihler and Mrs. James Cannon, and
candy table, Mrs. Michael Ready, Mrs.
John D. OReily and Mrs. Wilfred
Barton.
Prom Committee Named
Members OF the foreign service
prom committee were announced by
FanClS I. tIedrE, president OF the
senior class. Arrangements are being
made to hold the prom about Easter
Mason Ford. general chairman of
the committee, will have the follow
ing assistants: Finance committee
Edmond T. Bemis, chairman; J. G.
Bergere, Corhal d. Orescan. J. A.
Curley, Leland NJ. Hedgcock: music
Paul II. Coughlin, chairman: William
Conkright, Morgan j. Shea. Francis NJ.
Cronan: tickets-Edward A. Creney,
chairman: George A. Meyer. Albert F.
Westfall, John F. Healy, William B.
Oakes, George w. O'keefe; favors-
James Mccormick, chairman: Charles
F. kunkel. Clifford w. Sands. jr.; J.
Raymond Trainor, Charles X. Lude-
wig; programs-Charles +. Baldwin,
chairman; Charles p Garry, James
Callahan. Edward VI. Linsenmeyer,
Edgar F. Rogers; publicity-John J.
Shanahan. chairman; {. Esmonde
kearney. J. Roland Russell, G. Luna
Sunlit. S. Dulany Hunter, John J.
Hassett; patrons and patronesses-
Paul McManus. chairman; Rudolph J.
Rice, A. A. Touceda, James r. O'Neil:
hall-Charles A. Garibaldi, chairman;
James r. Scully, Edgar Mason, Har-
vey E. Trammell; decorations -
Thomas D. OKeefe. chairman; Rob
ert G. Cass, Robert T. Brown, Edward
F. Sheehan.