The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-20
MRS. COOLIDGE
AT GAME
TODAY
Official Interest in Foot
ball to Have Climax at
Army-Navy Game
By JEAN ELIOT


WASHINGTON is having its "big
w day" of the football season to-
day With the Army-Marine game at
the Catholic University stadium.
President Coolidge had hoped to see
the two teams fight 1t out for the
Presidents Cup, but the press OF
his engagements has. prevented his
attending. Mrs. Coolidge, however,
il present, with group Of guests,
among them Frank w. Stearns, who
Is staying at the White House. And
Cabinet members, Army, N Wy ana
Marine dignitaries are present in
such numbers as to give an official
aspect to the gay scene'
Plays No Favorites
Mrs. Coolidge win play no favor
ites. dividing her time between the
Army and the Marine lines. Secre-
tary OF War Davis and Secretary OF
the Navy Wilbur are witnessing. the
contest. Mrs, Wilbur being present
with her husband. Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. John A. Le3eune are on hand
70 root for the Devil Dogs.
a picturesque feature of the game
win be the Joint appearance Of MAI.
Gen. John L. Hines. retiring chief
OF staff, and his successor, MAI,
Cen. Charles p. Summeran. This
win be General Hines last public
Appearance as chief OF staff.
A number Of Neutrality-suspicious.. m.
Guiding Representative. and Mrs.
Robert L Bacon. Mrs. James Z.
Curtis and Miss Jane Kendall are
SIN New Haven today for the Yale
Harvard game. but official interest
in football viii come to its climax
next week with the Army-Navy
game I'm Chicago.
S The Secretary of War and Mrs.
Davis viii bead the Navy contingent.
The Secretary OF the Navy viii
also attend ana although Mrs. VIII
bur viii not 90. will have party
Of guests with him. Among them
win bo Stewart W Cramer. of North
Carolina. and Henry de Give OF
Florida.
The Sporting little Cabinet
The Little Cabinet group pro-
poses to make the trip. to Chicago
IN a body. taking with them a num-
Der OF the yaung married contingent
with whom they play round. Among
those who have announced their In
tcntion of travelling on the Little
Cabinet special" are Assistant Sec
retarv OF War and Mrs. Hanford
MacNider. Assistant Secretary OF
War and Mrs. +. Truhee Dawson,
Assistant Secretary of the Navy
end Mrs. Theodore Douglas Robin
son, Assistant Attorney General and
Mrs. William ]. Donavan, Assieta7t
secretary of Treasury ana Mrs.
! Charles. s. Dewey, aud, Represents
tive and Mrs. John Philip Hill. Mr..
Joseph Grew, Undersecretary of
State. may go along, but Mrs. Grew
win not be able to attend.
Miss Helen Robinson isssAlso to
be in the party and Miss Suzette
Dewey will join them In Chicago.
She Is going out a bit earlier TO
make some visits. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Letter. who win be in Chi
cago at the time, are planning to
attend the game.
The minister Of the Kingdom of
the Serbs, Croats and Stovenes, DR..
Ante Tresich rPavichieh,, has issued
invitations for. a reception. at the
Legation, 1890 Sixteenth ST., from
s until z o'clock Wednesday after
noon, December /, in celebration Of
the National Day. There will be
dancing.
The. minister has gone to Johns
town, Pa, to deliver an address.
He viii return to Washington the
middle of next week.
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Mr.. FTERLINGER BACK
FROM VIRGINIA
The. JczechosIoyak minister, Mr..
Fierlinger, has returned from Vir.
ginfa. where he went the end of
last week to present to Richard
Crane, first American minister 10
CzechosloEakia.s an, honorary order
OF Czeehsolvalia. The. ceremony
took place in Petersburg Mr..
Crane makes his home at West
over" the historic home on the
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Mr.. ana Mrs, Ezra Gould wal be
hosts at bridge and a buffet supper
this evening in their home in
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