SOCIETY:
The last Bridge Party before the New Year was held last Tuesday
evening at the home of Capt.and Mrs* R«C .Wright* Refreshments consis
ted of frozen salad,hot rolls,and chocolate* Due to Christmas ac
tivities, the meetings of the Officers* Card Club have been suspended
until after the holidays,each of the officers* families having now
entertained*
Capt. Edwards entertained the officers of the Post at a bov/ling
tournament on Wednesday evening,followed by refreshments at the Cap
tain’s quarters# Scores are not published, as this is the social, and not tjfi
the Sporting Column* Besides,we wish to spare the blushes of some of
the low rollers of the evening* So much was the party onjoyed,however,
that a revival of interest in bov/ling seoms about to result among the
officers* At least one tean-perhaps two-will be recruited among the com
missioned personnel of the Post for entry in the Intra-'Gompany Bowling
League.
SOME LADS AIN’T SCARED O’ NU1HIN’ S
A strictly private basketball game
if it will amount to that is going to be staged ir. the Dx*:Ml Hall on
next Monday night* The reasons for the secrecy are not divulged,but
very likely Capt.Edwards,the mentor of the Officers' Squad,doesn't
care to uncover his stars before the gaze of the admiring public until
the proper and psychological moment# But be that as it may-on next
Monday night the STAFF is going to take on the LINE,and show them how
the hoop game should be properly played* At great cost,and with ex
treme personal risk, the "Chilkat Post” reporter has been able to se
cure the projected line-up for the alleged &ame.Here it is;
The Staff; The Line:__
Capt.Edwards, rf#
Lt.Stetson, If*
Maj.Donaldsop, c*
Capt.Henry, lg#
C hap«monahan,rg«
Lt*Maertens,rf«
Capt.Gorder, If#
Capt*Coode, c.
ILt.gruhn, lg*
Capt«von Gremp; rg*
COMPANY A LMOST DOES XT:
After Haines had handed that awful 36-10
beating to Company "E"*their fellow soldier? from ”F" couldn’t stand
the disgrace, so they picked a fight with the Civies,-and we’11 tell
-fc^e universe they made their courage good* The Civilian Alaskans went
up against their strongest opposition of t^.e *year.,-and emerged victo
rious from the shambles by the narrow margin of 22-ld* About one game
more,-and ”F” should have the Haines scalps dangling from their belts*
The star of the ”F” ?ang was Rogers,as usual,but he was closely fol
lowed by all his team-mates* Stidham and Donnelly shone for the Civies.
As the ”F” Co,reporter was detained by other business elsewhere,-and we
can’t get a bit cf info out of the beaten ”F” Co.warriots,-we’11 have
to be content with publising the line-up, and let your imagination tell
you how Haines turned the trick,
Haines: Stidham,rf•- Willard,If, Ward,c, Witmark,lg. Sheldon,xg
ME" Co*: Rogers,rf: Cole,If* Ambrose,c» Powers,rgl Hoffman,lg«