SOCIETY NOTES
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and their*?™??? '*t* G®orse C‘ Jona-l<l8on entertained the officers of the past
i Aue8day eve<lln"i honoring Lieutenant and >ira. Frank Ferguson
gathered arounTL’r^3 ^ the Golden °^e. While the .musically inclined
arv artict. . . P11" '0 ail<^ sang songs ancient and modern, a party of culin*
K f STS ,a93e^bled at the kitchen stove. By the time the vocal
ists were ready for refreshments, several trays ,0f crisp pop corn balls had
ir»<1 b+ ^ie cl,ef (GaPtain Paul Goode) and his crew, marshmallows were
an ample^uSy of d^ghnutsfie6’ thS ho8te9S ?roduced fro'a the Pantry
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„ . »/ apMln *aulr oode aad K. kearten3 entertained the officers of the
poet Wednesday evening, at a bowling tourney in the. Post gymnasium. Scores in
dicated progress over last week on the part of the commissioned bowlers. Urs.
'oode and -“rs„ Martens provided a light repast, served at Captain Goode's
quarters, after .the.,njqre strenuous entertainment of the evening.
. . +p„ains “order and ''ri!ht will entertain the officers who desire to
bowl next Wednesday evening#
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_ ,„v,fl*+v, I i and 'b^‘ E. fiGruhn were passenger3 on the For
: t hen+that ship def^ Thursday morning for Juneau. Father konahan is charg.
Sa”!a Claus as to the Presents which will hang on the Fort
ristaas Tree. lit. Uruhn has also been given many Christmas shopoinr
missions, ranging from the purcnase of doll's shoes to skates.
CaotainL!n/^«I>lr,S“p’ :*earJ:ea® ard doin3 their Christmas ahopoing in Juneau,
oarentis fa f u°°de a*d Caotun and Urs. fright meanwhile acting in Loco
parentis to Jimmy and George respectively*
.1 >1 1 4C|Piain/°ina visitor to the canittfl.
' * ,f * lf v iS :'SS ’* * # 4 * * 4 4 4 4 4 * 4 4 it it it it
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and T« Tl °? F compa>iy sol dados went to Juneau for 1 few days’visit,
kria^^T ^i®tmas shoooing. They .turn Saturday night if not sooner,
bnn,,in^ back mail from boats due h Juneau from the States.
■Mm o^pany ^ is looking forward to an enjoyable Christmas this year for
: ® 1^1 h&s ordered all the delicacies imaginable, and those obtainable
1 ® a e,3‘ t ^o^e. Menun# he was heard to say in reading it over, and
0se i 0 ea^(|kim have been having an increased flow of saliva ever since#
-»- o.np..ny i* is reputed to have one of itne nicest, coziest, most home
iC rea mg rooms in tne Service. Just “spec0 the rug, soft chairs, window
curtains, an_ everything-just like gran'ma’s parlor#
e iuia--sure, the basketball team, Company 7-* 3 own little quintette—
gave Haines a real taste of real basketball Wednesday night# Ihe Coach is com
pl^ining that his anatomy is somewhat out of order, but he expects to recover
sufficiently to give them the licking of their lives at the next game#
Christmas is coning, and next year is 1923. Some folks are going to
fox farming when they get their discharge; but Uncle Sara is still good for
* ■ per lor more), three squares and a good flop at night, -toy worry!
COaT ?^Al> ■RiB DRILLERS R2CENILY PURCHASED FOR THE POST LI3RARY! 1HEY
ASK tSF-SS5r«-A ’®EK» CAs:! 0R CANTEEN CHECKS. MONEY USED TO BUY MORE NOVELS.
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