ALONG OFFICERS’ UE;
The meeting of the Officers’ Card Club with
Capt.and Mrs.Edwards,on Tuesday evening,was a most enjoyable
affair. About 24 of the Officers and their Ladies attended*
The evening was spent at Bridge and Kino, and the Captain and
Mrs.Edwards, assisted by Mrs.Halsey,Mrs.Reeves*and Mrs.Fergu
son, served a delightful luncheon.
The Ladies' Circle met on last Friday afternoon
with Mrs»Reeves, and report a very pleasant conference.Every lady
of the Line was present at the gathering.
This afternoon,(Friday),the Ladies Circle meets
with Mrs.Wright,and the next meeting of the Officers’ Card Club
will be held at the home of Lt.and Mrs.Maertens,on Tuesday, 0et.3d.
IHE CHAPLAIN’S COLUMN:
Church Services.Sunday.Oct .1st, 1922.
CATHOLIC:
Mass, at Church in Haines, 9.30 Alyl.
Confessions heard before Mass.
GENERAL:
Evening Service,at Mission Chapel,Haines#
7.30 PM.
Choral Music ... Sermon by Rev.Mr.Denton.
Fort Seward residents cordially invited.
THE MOVIE PROGRAM:
Post Exchange Theatre•
Tonight Friday,Sept^29th:
Eddie Polo’s Serial "King of the Circus"*
International News*
Mary Miles Ilinter, in
" The Cumberland Romance"«
Monday. October 2nd;
"Surprise Party"-— "0ne Big Night".
International News*
"Heliotrope" A Big Paramount Special*
Wednesday. October 4th,
"The Surprise Party *n* Ever$$hing"
Paramount Magazine*
Seena Owen, in
"The Woman God Changed*"
YOU TELL 'EM:
Iv was a dark,rain., night* Private George Rasmus
Johnson, draftee from Alabama, guarded a warehouse at Brest*
A man approached his post. Private Johnson thundered out his
challenge>-"Halt,what1s dat!"
Back came the answer from a hard-boiled voice,thru
the darkness,-"Dis am yo! Sa*geant,Niggai"
Johnson hesitated a moment.Then,in an equally hard
boiled tone he shouted.-"Pass on, enemy"*
(The Infantry Journal)