The New York herald., 1921-11-27
REpRESENTATIYESOF
5 NATIONS SEE GAME
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the admiral will assume his important
post. They had n box in the Navy side
of the field, of course. and with them
were Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Ashton Roi-
Inns and Lieut.. Edward Randolph
Eberle, son of Admiral and Mrs. Eberle
and Mrs. Z. r. Eberle.
Perhaps special paragraph should
be given to Capt. and Mrs Woodbury.
Phelps. They received as we'll as gave
congratulations as the Captain had just
been informed OF his advance in rank
10 that of Admiral.
Admiral Henry B. Wilson. commander
of the Atlantic Fleet and Mrs. Wilson
had with them in their field box Mr..
and Mrs. Hurley and Lieut.. Commander
Chisdale. sf
Glimpses also were had on the Navy
side of the field of Rear Admiral James
Fl. Glennon, Rear Admiral Albert
Gleaves. Rear Admiral Mutton. Rear
Admiral Mcvay Rear Admiral Edward
r. Sttt. Commander Douglas L. How
ard, Commander Wilbur r. Van, Auken.
Commander James O. Richardson. Com
mander Abram Claude, eJohn NICE.
Bowman, Rear Admiral Moffett Rear
Admiral David Potter. Rear Admiral
Samuel S. Robson, Roy 8. Hubbelr
Capt. Dudley N. Carpenter. Commander
Charles G. Soule. Lieut.. Commander
Harry G.. Patrick, Rear Admiral David
w Taylor, Rear Admiral Charles w.
Parks. Capt. Barran p Du Bois, George
W. Sweeney. Capt Carl 7. Vogelge-
sang, Commander Harry e. Shoemaker.
Rear Admiral Newton A. McCully, Ma
aT day
Edward d. Washburn, Rear Admiral
Archibald II. Scales. Rear Admiral Ju-
lian L. Latimer, Admiral Robert e.
Coontz, Capt Thomas r. Kurtz, Rear
Admiral Thomas Washington, Admiral
/ Hilary P. Jones, Vive-Admiral John d.
Mcdonald. Rear Admiral Andrew T.
Long, Rear Admiral Ashley H. Robert
son and Rear Admiral Lloyd H.
| Chandler.
of Illinois, Dean G.. J. Coy of Johns
Hopkins University and Mrs. Coy. Con-
gressmaa James f. Byrnes and Mrs.
| Byrnes. Congressman Nichols and Mrs.
Nichols, Congressman Dominick. Capt
w. T. Cluverius of the Naval War Col
| lege, J. l.. Ackerson. vice-president of
the Merchant Shipbulding Corporation.
Sir Thomas White, X. c. NJ. c.. Cana
dian Minister of Finance during the
war; ana Lazy Wnlte, capt. OdNlo ..
| Sellers, aid to the Secretary of the
Navy, and Mrs. Sellers; Col. Porter,
the marine aid. and Mrs. Porter; ]. w.
Powell OF the Emergency Fleet Cor
| poration. Mrs. William Chenet Brown.
Jr, of Norwich. Conn; Congressman
Allen F. Moore of Illinois, William
Whiting of Holyoke, Mass; Mr. and
Mrs. J. Walter Dohany of Detroit. Mr.
and Mrs. Parker d. Morris Of Boston,
/ i. H..
| nard b. Jones of Washington. Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Cass of Philadelphia and
Dr. Wight Dickinson Of Washington.
| Mr. md Mrs. Astor Have Party.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Astor had field
| box on the Navy side. In their party
| were Miss Muriel Vanderbilt Mrs. Rob-
! ert p Huntington, Mrs. Astor's mother,
and Mr.. Ford Huntington. In group
with Gardiner Coogan were Mr.. and Mrs.
b. Sumner Welles of Washington, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Pelham Curtis of Bos-
ton and L. Gordon Hamersley. The
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Walter j. Salmon
were Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll d. Winslow
and Alfred Goldman. Others who threw
their fortunes with the Navy were Rob-
ert p. Perkins. r. A. c. Smith. whose
wife Joined a party on the Army side;
| former United States Senator William
Andrews Clark. who had party of chil-
dren with him; Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Ir-
wing Pratt. Mr.. and Mrs. William Bar
clay Parsons. Oliver Perrin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ogden II. Hammond, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Carnegie Phipps, who were ac-
companied by Lady Granard; Moses
Taylor, Miss Marian Taylor and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles II. Thieriot.
There were other groups Of well known
| ia y ~
official guests on the Army side OF the
field. With Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w.
! Corrigan were Mrs. Oliver Hartman,
Mrs. Charles Hopper. Dr. Fred Wilson
and Penn Turner. With Mrs. J. Horace
Harding were her son-in-law and daugh-
| ter. Mr. and Mrs. Lorilard Suffern
Taller, Miss Laura Harding and Major
Karl c. Greenwald, Mr.. and Mrs. Ban
croft Gherardi and Mr.. and Mrs. William
K Walhridge, who had come from Short
Hills, N. J., were in one party. and near
them were Mr.. and Mrs. Sartell Prentice
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Hencken. John
Francis and Mr. and Mrs. George w
Dawson. With Major Frank K. Emery
and Mrs. Emery were Mr.. and Mrs
Frank L. Emery. Jr., and Miss Pauline
Emery. Major Paul c. Paschal was in
the party Of Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell w
Steele, Gen. John Johnston, DR.. Johr
B. Spencer. U. S. N, and DR.. and Mrs
Murray.
i The Mayor of Long Branch, N. J..
and Mrs. Clarence j. Hausmann, ac
companied by their son-in-law. FREQ
Spiegelberg. Jr.. and T. Raymond Bays
ley, also had field box. Near then
were Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy II. Lewis anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Grose. With Mr.
and Mrs. Montgomery Maze were Miss
Irene Stanley, Miss May Clark. Thoma.
Comedian and Frank Doelger.
On the Army Side.
Others who had seats on the Arm,
side were Major-Gen. Charles G. jamie
son, retired: Capt. and Mrs. Philip S
Wood OF San Juan. Porto Rico. wh'
reached here just in time for the game
Majer-Gen. David c. Shanls. Major
Gen. George c. Richards. Brig. Gen
James Parker. retired: Major-Gen
Adelbert Cronlhite. Brig. Gen. ant
Mrs. William S. Graves. Brig. .-Gen
and Mrs. Frank l.. Hersey. Col. Willar'
d. Newbill. Major and Mrs. John Loui
Homer. Col and Mrs. John Pitcher
Col. and Mrs. Robert II. Whitfield
Col. and Mrs. George It. Bowman
Major and Mrs. Robert II. Fletcher
Jr.; Col. Briant II. Wells. Major an
Mrs william IT, Hobson, Brig. Gen
Mark L. Hersey, Major and Mrs. Georg
w Cocheu of Washington. who wer
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs Russell
G. Love OF Johnstown. Pa.; MaJo
Hubert @. Stanton. Mrs. Nobel McCon
nell. Mrs. z. NJ. French Major William
n. Jones. Major Rene f. De r. Hoyle