The Washington times., 1930-12-11
Distinguished
Crowd to
Attend
Members Of Social Diploma
tic and Official Circles viii
Occupy Boxes at Brilliant
Grldiron Classic
By ANNE PATTEN

ing made In New YORK Tor the
entertain Of visitors from
washington and elsewhere; who
win journey to the metropolis
on Saturday to witness the Army
and Navy football game, ar.
ranged for the benefit Of the
city.
Although President Hoover
win be unable to be present ct
the great gridiron classic, which
marks the end Of the three-year
dispute between the cadets and
lnidshipmen, he has auto
nraphed the ball which will be
used In the game. The famous
pigslin Is now on display at
the Capitol Theater in New
York. Two husky marines have
been pressed into services TO
guard the treasure and explain
details Of the orthcoming con.
test to the curious.
O1gm1Gak1eS 70 AGsenU
Both Secretary Of War Pat
rick J. Hurley, and the Secre-
tary Of the Navy, Charles
Francis Adams, are planning to
attend. Secretary Hurley viii
be accompanied to New York by
Mrs. Hurley and q party Of
guests who viii occupy the prin-
cipal Military Academy box.
Mrs. Adams will not be able to
20 and Secretary Adams, so
far, has arranged to be accom-
panied by his aide, Capt. n. r.
stark. q. s. N, only,
The Assistant Secretary Of
the Navy and Mrs. Ernest Lee
Jahncke are going up tornor-
row to be present at the StTug-
gle, and will have with them in
their box their daughter, Miss
Adele Jahncke, and their son,
Stanton Jahncke, who makes
his home in Baltimore
Son Is Student
Their younger son, MidShip-
man Ernest Lee Jahncke, jr,
who Is q student at the Naval
Academy, will go up with .
crowd Of rooterS from Annap-
oils. Also in the Jahncke box
will be the Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury and MRS. Walter
Ewing Hope, their daughter,
Miss Marian Hope, Lieut..
Comdr. and Mrs. T.. Dewitt
Carr, Miss Lucine Williams Of
New Orleans, and William
Jardine, jr.
The Assistant Secretary Of
War and Mrs. TTubee
Dawson viii be 'trooters" on
the Army side. The new chief
Of staff, General Douglas Mac
Arthur, will be present accom-
panied by his aides, Col. Charles
Patterson, Major II. j. Reddy
and Capt. T. ]. Davis.
win Have Box
The chief Of naval opera
lions, Admiral william v.
Pratt, will have q box with
Mrs. Pratt and his aide, Lieut..
C. w. A. Campbell. Rear
Admiral and Mrs. william A.
Moffett viii also attend the
game.
In the official party from
Annapolis win be Rear Admiral
Samuel s.. Robson, Superin-
tendent Of the Naval Academy,
and Mrs. Robson: Capt.
Charles p. Snyder, command
ant Of midshipmen, and Mrs.
Snyder, and other high rank
ing Officers Of the Naval
Academy.
Following the game a supper
dance has been arranged in
honor Of the two teams at the
st. Regis. The majority Of
the washington football fans
are planning to remain over
Tor the party. There win also
be a dinner dance at the
Astor and q third dance at the
Commodore where 'tBilI'' the
Navy goat, is to have quarters
On the roof.
For the benefit of service
folk who are not able to attend,
arrangements have been made
20 broadcast the game and post
1t play by play at the Army
and Navy Country Club. Large
groups Of guests will assemble
TO listen in, and when the play
Is over there will be q tea
dance. -
HOOvers win Entertain
The President and Mrs.
Hoover win entertain at the
second Of their official evening
receptions for the season this
evening.
Mime. Wu At Home
Name. Wu, wife of the min
lister from China, viii be at
home on Friday, December l9,
from 4:3O until $50 at the
Chinese legation.
Named Special Envoy
The United States ambassa.
dor to Argentina, Robert Woods
Bliss, has been named special
ambassador to Uruguay for the
occasion Of the celebration of
the national centennial OF that
country which win be held at
Montevideo. December is to IS.
Mrs. Bliss win accompany the
ambassador to Montevideo.
- Is understood that Belgium,
Japan, Poland, Brazil, Cuba,