• EVENTS : -
Mrsi GeorgfieC. Donaldson, wife of *che commanding officer, entertained
the ladies of the^post at .luncheon Monday, honoring Mrs, Charles A. Hobs,
departs on or about Sunday, Decemoer 3rd, for south of 53 , and Mis, a*, o u
D, Stetson, who has just arrived at Ft, Seward from the Hyperborean realms o
the Yukon to become first lady <$ the Quartermaster corps" at this station.
Major and Mrs, Donaldson also entertained with a dinner Juesday even
ing, honoring Major Earl J. Me Clung and Captain Waiter Von Greaiap, both recent
ly returned to Ft, Seward,
The largest gathering on record, attended the Tuesday evening meeting
of the card club, held at the home of Captain and Urs, Reeves. Besides the
usual bridge and rummy fans, tlajor JcClung, -‘-'to and mrs. otetson, and Uiiss
Helen Smith of Juneau, house guest of Urs. Raul Goode, graced the occasion.
The hostess served sherbet, cookies and chocolate oo refresh the guests a er
the strenuous bidding, tr’imping, no trumping and finessing of the evening.
WILL DANCE
Officers’ dances, alternating with brid ;e parties a3 the Tuesday even
ing social relaxation of the post, will begin the evening of December 22. Ar
rangements for the parties were placed by unanimous consent m the hands of the
batchelor officers of the post when the matter was discussed informally at -uec
day evening's bridge party, ^uirters Number One will be scene of the festivities
The Chilkat Post announces exclusively and authoritatively that Captain
Von Greamp and Lt. Gruhn have purchased a new de lux model Edison phonograph cam
ouflaged as a library table to relieve the E & A orchestra when the later becomeo
fatigued as melody purveyors.
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TRIP FANTASTIC
Captain and Mrs* Charles A# Hoss were guests ofhonor at a delightful
dancing oarty given by the batchelor officers in Quarters Number One yesterday
(Thursday) evening. All officers of the command, their families and guests,
were invited* Music was furnished by the Adi son and /ictor dance orchestras*
Refreshments consisted of ice cream and caKe.
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Company E was host Thanksgiving day to a party of dinner guests includ
ing Captain and Mrs. Wright, Captain Von Gretvnp, Mrs. Paul Goode, Miss Helen ft
Smith, Lt. ad Mrs. K. Meartons, At. Gruhn, and Masters Jimmy and George Meartens. '
All were highly enthusiast! over Sgt. Reed & Co.’s brand of chow* •
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Major and Mrs. Donaldson entertailed at Thanksgiving dinner Captain and
Mrs* Halsey and At. and Mrs. Ferguson.
Chaplain and lire* Monohan were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Captain
and Mrs, Edwards#
^aptain and Mrs- Hoss were entertained at dinner Thanksgiving day by
Captain and Mrs# Cordor, not to mention "Bobbie and Betty"»
Sgt. wia jor noss believes he has missed too many boats since he has taken
to mistaking shaving paste for the tooth variety and poaring coffee on his
French toast instead of molasses. St* Elizebeth always was patron saint of the
Army.