ALONG OFFICERS’ LINE:
Parade Ground Heights begins to look like "Main Street", with
the great influx of new officers to Ft. Seward. Mrs. Donal:1 on
of Ft. Liscum arrived on the "Buford", but Major Donaldson will
be delayed for a short time. Capt. Edwards of Ft.St.Michael is
situated in Quarters 52, Capt. Halsey of Ft. Liscum in No* 7,
and Capt. Reeves,M.C.,of Ft. Gibbon,in No. 5. Capts. Barnhill
and von Gremp, from Ft. Liscum, are living in Bachelors' Hall,
No. 1. The Q.M. is going to be hard pressed to find room for
the three officers who have been orderdd to Ft. Seward from the
States, and will reach here shortly.
Mrs. E.A. Monahan, mother of Chaplain Monahan, has arrived at
the post, and will reside with her son in Quarters 11.
Capt. and Mrs. Paul R. Goode have as guests Mrs. Warwick, wife
of Lieut. Warwick of the "Explorer", and Miss Smith of Juneau.
Many pleasant little parties are being given in their honor*
Officers' Conference on Wednesdays and Saturdays now looks like
a session of the Tactical Section of a wartime Division Headquar
ters . When the rest of the officers arrive it looks as though
the Parade Ground will have to be the stage for Officers' Meetings.
THE CHAPLAIN’S COLUMN:
Church Services, Sunday, Aug.20th.,1922 .
CATHOLIC:
Mass, at Church in Haines, 9.30 A.M.
Confessions before Mass.
GENERAL SERVICE:
At Presbyterian Mission Chapel, Haines.
Sunday evening, at 7*30.
Choral Music -- SErmon by Rev.Mr.Denton.
Ft, Seward residents cordially invited.
PENTECOSTAL SERVICES:
At the Berkenbine House, Haines.
Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings at
7.30, Revs. Personis & Shoemaker.
MOVING PICTURE PROGRAM:
Friday, Aug. 18th»;
’’The Whirlwind", 2 reels.
International News, 1 reel.
"The Home Stretch”, 5 reels.
Monday, Aug,21st*:
Selznick News, 1 reel.
"An ii Dreaming?" 1 reel.
Anita Stewart in "The Yellow Typhoon."
Wednesday, Aug. 23rd.:
Selznick News, 1 reel.
"Deception" 8 reels.