The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-28
EVERYBODY. In
NEW YORK
FOR GAME
Only President Coolidge
Nand Few Others Re-
main Here

rIJST about all of Washington
society is in New York today
q at the Army Navy football
game. A few, however, remained
in the Capital to keep spiritual
company with the President and
Z Mrs. Coolidge. Some stayed be-
hind because they really believed
they could have almost as good
time here, with the aid Of the radio.
as they could in New York-and
they didn't want to run the1risk OF
having to be out on cold day like
that of the game last year In Battl-
more. Others are keenly disappoint-
ed that they are missing a sight OF
the combat.
For instance, Admiral and MRS.
Eberle are missing the struggle Tor
the first time. And usually they
have seen it on rainy, slusniy
!. snowy. or bitterly cold days. Ad-
miral Eberle represented the navy
3 at the memorial services at the
Cathedral this morning for the late
Queen Alexandra-in the absence or
the Secretary of the Navy, Mr..
Wilbur. and the Assistant Secretary
Of the Navy, Mr.. Robinson, who are
: heading the Navy rooters at the
game.
The diplomatic representation at
, the game is chiefly expressed by
the young attaches of the embas-
sizes and legations. The chiefs were
here to attend the memorial at the
? Cathedral, which was most int
= pressive.
Coolidge Won't Cruise
Despite the beautiful afternoon
the President can not be woed to
take a cruise on The Mayf1ower,
although Captain Adolphus An
drews, In command of the ship, re-
manned here to be ready for such
q call This morning Mrs. Coolidge
had a photograph made in the
grounds back of the White House
with replica. of the Red Cross
Christmas seal. And this afternoon,
she is expected to "listen in for
q while at the touch-downs being
scored in New York.
Guests in Honor Boxes
\ The Secretary of the Navy, Mr..
Wilbur, viii have as guests in his
box the Secretary of Labor and
Mrs. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Hoover, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
I w. Cramer, of North Carolina; Cap
otain Walter r. Gherardi, Ralph Ar
mold. of Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs
Paul Bagley, of Detroit; Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred N. Paist. of Philadelphia,
and Dwight Wilbur, his son.
The Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy and Mrs. Theodore Douglas
) Robinson are entertaining in their
: box Senator and Mrs. James w.
Wadsworth, jr., the Assistant At.
torney General and Mrs. William j..
Donovan. the Assistant Secretary
OF the Treasury and Mrs. Charles
3. Dewey. Congressman and Mrs.
Richard S. AIdrich, Congressman
and Mrs. Robert L. Bacon, Captain
and Mrs Emory s. Land, Com
mander and Mrs. C. p. r. Rodgers,
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Glover, jr., Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson Perrin, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Walter B. Howe, Mr.. and Mrs.
III. B. Deener, Mr.. and Mrs. James
D. Curtis, Mrs. Joseph Letter. Mrs
Emory Perkins. Undersecretary OF
State Joseph Grew and Undersecre-
tary of the Treasury Gerard 5.
Winston and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
: Benning Spencer.
: These comprise the group that
went up at o'clock this morning
ON special train. It is the Lit
!. t1s Cabinet" delegation.
Z Look Up Service Registers
= To get a comprehensive con.
1eeption of the Army and Navy peo-
ple-fathers, mothers, brothers, sis
tiers, cOusins-who went up for the
: game, one needs only to get a
register of the officers of. the army
and navy Stationed in and around
Washington" The list runs into
columns of newspaper copy-too
much for this page.
Following the game a football
sinner dance will be given at the
Astor.
Among those from Washington
who will entertain parties at the
sd1nner dance are Major General
John L. Hines, Major Ralph p.
cousins, Mrs. Herbert b. Crosby.
Lieutenant Colonel William E. Gin.
more, Lieutenant Colonel Roy Kirk.
Land. Captain Hugh Mitchell. Mrs.
Thomas B. Mcdonald, Lieutenant
]. Harry d. Scheibla, Colonel Louis
G. Scherer, Lieutenant John Scott.
captain Ivan Smell, MAJOR Charles
u. Thompson, Colonel John J..
Toffey, Major William Clinton
Williams and Lieutenant Colonel
Walter K. Wilson.