The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-28
Distinguished Couple Att tract Much Attention at
 Football Game
ENTHUSIASM OF ARMY
 PLAYERS IS ENJOYED
Presidential Party Walks Across the Gridiron as Band Pfays--Cadet Regiment Stands at Attention
 and Salutes President

New York, November s7.--President Wilson and his fiancee, Mrs. Norman Galt, and a large party of friends and relatives, came here today to attend the Army Navy football game. They attracted almost as much attention as the players themselves. Despite the rain, they remained until the end oc tho game and said they enjoyed it. They will return to Washington Mon day.
 After the game the President took Mrs, Galt to the apartments of Mrs. Gertrude Gordon, her friend; Miss Mar garet Wilson to the home of friends of the Wilson family. and then went himself to the home of Col II. NJ. House, where he had dinner. Mrs. Galt, Miss Wilson, Mrs. Gordon. Mir. and Mrs Dudley Field Malone and other friends were guests at dinner of John ". Wilson a cousin of the President and Mrs, Wilson. Tonight the Presi- dent, Mrs. Galt and other members of the party were guests of Mir. and Mrs. Wilson at a theatre party.
 The President arrived here shortly after 1 c clock on special train, At the station he personally saw to tho placing of members of his party in five automobiles and responded smilingly to the cheering from a crowd. Colonel and Mrs, House were there to welcome the President The procession of auto mobiles went directly to the Polo grounds for the football game.
 CHEERS GREET PRESIDENT
 Cheering greeted the chief executive as he stepped from his automobile in front of his box. Secretary Daniels. who occupied the next box, welcomed tho President and Mrs. Gait to the Navy side. During exciting periods in the game the President stood up and eagerly leaned reward. He con- tinually explained tiS Plays to Mrs. Galt Col ". w. Harry military aide Of the Fsea 1snt, and D., Cary T. Gray lsen, uis l Ni3f th Ahe ISes- idAass box carly and went to tue ssde- hnes,
 At the end Of the first half the Pres'- dent stood up and. accompanied by Mrs. Gait and the rest of the party. walked across the field. As he reached the Navy side the Navy band played the Star Spangled Banner" The President immediately stopped and faced the Navy
 
 Annapolis stood at attention and saiuted and the President waved his hat to them. They cheed him until he reached the center of the field, where the Army cadets took 1t up and continued until he reached his seat. Secretary Garrison met him half way across the field and escort cd him to his box.
 The President smiled at the enthusi- asm of the Army cadets at the end of tho play. He remained standing while the marched cheering around the field and then rushed from all sides toward their flag set up in the center.
 The members of Mir. Wilson's party in- cluded Mrs. Gait, Miss Bertha Boiling. her sister, Secretary and Mrs. McAdoo. Miss Margaret Wilson, Mrs. Anna Howe, the Presidents cousin; Mrs. Anne Goth ran, his niece; Josephine Cothran his grandniece; Miss Helen Woodrow Bones. his cousin: John w Wilson. his cousin Miss Gordon, Secretary and Mrs Turn ulty. Thomas w. Pence. acting secretary of tho democratic national commttees Col. and Mrs House, Colonel Harts and Dr. Grayson.
 Tomorrow tho President will visit quiet ly with friends and relatives. He will do some work on his next annual ad- dress to Congress. which he brought with him and wishes to complete by Monday. He also will discuss the European situa- ton with Colonel House. who went abroad several months ago to investigate the prospects for peace It Is 70 pos sible he will see Brand Whitlocv meri- can minister to Belgium.