ALONG OFFICERS' LINE:
Social doings have been conspicuous luring the past
week only by their absence* After a winter1 s round of pleasures,
a nSriod of quietude was deemed advisable, and 30 the Line has
been talcing life easily the past week, preparing for a strenuous
summer season*
The only excitement of the period was th& trip to
Skagway on '/elneeuay* Capt. ill iArs. Gor ier, Cn.pt* and Mrs.Halsey,
Lt.Stetson, ani ^t.Gruhn all visited the metropolis. Capt.Henry
*vas a member 0* the party r.i the ride north, but remained in Soapy
Smith’s town 'or a few lays,to say farewell to his many- friends .
before his departure for the States at the end og -the month* She _
youngest member of the excursion party,Master Charles Richard Gor
der,nade his initial trip to Skagtown,ani was vociferous in his
approval-or was it disapproval-of our northern neighbor. Mrs.Goode
was also a member of the party. Chaplain Monahan, who had been offi
dating in Shag way over Sun lay, returned on the ’’Fornance".
THE CHAPLAIN1 S COLUMN:
Divine Services.-Sunday.Apr.29th:
CAIHGLIC: _
Mass, at Church in Haines, -— 9,30 A*H*
Confessions heard before Mass*
.GENERAL:"' % . .. ..
’ • * * Evening Service, Mission C hapel,Haines*
■ * ‘ 7-30 ?.H*
Choral Music: Semon:
Chill;pot Barracks residents cordially invited. to both of
above services*
the movies for the week •. •;
(Tonight) Friday,’A pril 27th:
Pa the News. >
"raredevil Jack", ...
Gloria Swanson, in .
"Under the Lath."
Hon lay, Anri 1 30th:: . • -
Harold Id-oyd,. in "Runping Ln jo Broadway".
PRICES, 30(2 - 10(2. J^ick H :ii anl Agnes -Ayrs-.-:,
"Bought and Paid For",
jlixy 2nd: • ;
"i Iou 3e 1: ee p i:ig'' (Cone- ly)
Pola Negri, in.
"The Red Peacock*'.
Wednesday,
LODGE MEETINGS: IUHISS: '
L-Q.O.iloosf; ••• 2nd & 4th Tuesd^yr*
, .. ;-I.Q.O.Reiman .. Every alternate ?;■
Haines Masdnic Clyb
1st & 3rd 'Thursdays of ~he month*
~ Visiting brothers '?elcone at all of aa dse meetings*
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