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Page 14 Ml! ( jga y Z ffi v vl V v \ \ ? \ ItJ i I' i! y si iXL- Augusta Entertainers at Y. M. G. A. Tents Men at Camp Greatly Enjoy The Splendid Programs. For five weeks, in each of the five buildings of the Young Men’s Christian Association, groups of .Augusta En tertainers have rendered delightful programs. The presence of these good people has been in inspiration to the soldier boys. The programs have been varied. Vocal and instrumental music, readings, plantation songs, dances by little children, minstrel shows, etc. Frequently at the close of the regular program, popular songs were played and, under the leadership of some com petent person, who was in the party, the boys have sung themselves hoarse until invited by the Secretary to go home, in order not to transgress the rules of the Camp. The committe in charge of these en tertainments is a sub-committee of the Council of National Defense, of which Mrs. Arrington is cnairman, and tne plan has been perfected by Mr. Frank C. Woods, representative of the Fosdick Commission, who has been helpful in many other ways. The soldiers will e glad to know that arrangements have een made for three weeks’ more of similar entertainment in each uilding. It is possile that aft er that time the program will e slight ly varied. For the Camp, “Trench and Camp,” expresses the thanks of all those who have heard and enjoyed the entertain ments given y this group of women, frequently at great sacrifice to them selves, oth of time and of energy. Oth ers have furnished free transportation for those taking part. We insert here the recent program given at each uilding, also the names of those who, during the past five weeks, have willingly performed this valued service. It is a real roll of honor: Y. M. C. A. Building No. 75. Committee—Mrs. A. H. Brenner, Chairman; Mrs. W. C. Kellogg, Mrs. Roy Goodwin, Mrs. Samuel Myers, Mrs. M. M. MacFerran. Program— Solo—Mr. White. Whistling Solo—-Miss Gladys Good rich, accompanied by Mrs. Clayton Boardman. Song—Mrs. Dixon. Song and Dance—Emline Perkins. Pennsylvania Home Restaurant Ninth and yValker Streets, one Block from Post Office. Near Union Depot. “THE PLACE TO MEET HOMEFOLKS.” Special Hallowe’en Dinner Cream of Tomato Baked Red Snapper JVV a l a Creole vW - Chicken Stew, Country Style Sweet Potatoes, Imperial Mashed Potatoes Rutabagas 50c —" 50c Cottage Pudding Coffee Tea Milk SPECIAL TO ORDER Roast Young Turkey with dressing, Cranberry Sauce , . . . 70c Hamberger Steak a la Newburg ,60c Fresh Norfolk Oysters on the Half Shell, l/G dozen, 30c; 1 dozen 50c “COME AND GET A REAL PENNSYLVANIA WELCOME.” TRENCH AND CA Mr Song— Mr. John Mulherin. Double Quartette —Messrs. J. P. Mul herin, Joseph Mulherin, White and Penleton; Mesdames Andrews, Myers, Doxzon, Shuterer. General Singing—Mrs. Andrews, Pianist; Mr. J. P. Mulherin, Leader. participating: John and Joseph Mulherin, Miss Be nita Ivey, Miss Henrietta Donen, Miss Myrtis Tinsley, Mrs. Sam Myers, Miss Anna Elise Wilson, Miss Lillian Wilson, Miss Celesta Stark, Miss Nell Harper, Mrs. Adolph Lesser, Mrs. W. Andrews, Mrs. Robert Cochran, Mrs. Pendleton, Miss Babel Abernathy, Mrs. H. Jack son, Miss Mildred Marston, Mrs. St. Armand and Class, Miss Almeda Petit, Miss Genevieve Smith, Miss Schumack er and Class, Tubman Glee Club, Miss Francis Woodberry. Y. M. C. A. Building No. 76. Committee—-Mrs. W. S. Brand, Chair man; Mrs. Julia Lester Dillon, Mrs. B. E. Lester, Mrs. W. H. P. Shephard, Mrs. S. P. Lewis, Mrs. Jules Heyman. Sample Program. Piano Solo —Miss Edwards. Parasol Girls (song)—Misses Lester and Fund. Reading—Mrs. Mary Winburn. Song—Miss Georgia Morris. Dance —Misses O'Dowd and Smith. Popular Songs---All singing, includ ini soldiers. Volunteers participating: < Pianists—Miss Sewell, Mrs. Frank Miller, Miss Bredenberg, Miss Jennie Hood, Mr. Robert J. Watson. Singers—Misses Bredenberg, Miss Stark, Miss Dorothy Wolfe. Readers—Mrs. Lombard Brinson, Miss Griffin, Mr. Marion Ridgely. Soldiers contributed several enter taining numbers. Y. M. C. A. Building No. 77. Committee —Mrs. Oswell R. Eve, Chairman; Miss Jenna Garrett, Mrs. Herbert Clark, Mrs. W. N. Benton, Mrs. Standard Owens, Mrs. C. L. Duvall, Mrs. W. I. Wilson. Sample Program. Vocal Solo—Violin obligato—Mrs. Thad Jewitt and Mr. Robinson. Reading- Miss Mary Neary. Duet —Piano and violin —Misses Rad ford. Reading—Miss Agnes Brewer. Vocal Solo—Mrs. E. F. Jackson. Piano Solo —Miss Mabel Abernathy. Assembly Singing—Miss Abernathy, accompanist. Volunteer helpers: Misses Annabelle White, Anne Elise Wilson, Frances Woodberry, Gladys Goodrich, Mabel Abernathy, Mary Henry, Rebecca Mangrem, Fannie Se well, Ruth Weigle, Agnes Rowland, Agnes Brewer, Josie and Ruby Rad- ford, Mrs. C. D. Perkins, Mrs. C. B. Bowden, Mrs. T. C. Jowitt, Mrs. E. F. Jackson; Masters Frank Bohler, Jr., Richard and Charles Peters, Jack Bent ley, Jack Cunningham, and Messrs. C. B. Crawford, John Rox and Marion Ridgeley. Y. M. C. A. Buiiding No. 78. Committee—Mrs, W. W. Battey, Chairman; Mrs. A. M. Verdery, Mrs. Thomas Barrett, Jr., Mrs. J. C. Lamar, Mrs. J. H. Davison, Mrs. Joseph Far go, Miss Black. Program. “Juvenile Minstrels of North Au gusta.” Volunteers participating: Misses Bredenberg, Miss Myra Neary, Mr. Robert Armstrong, Jr., Miss Battey, Miss Mabel Abernathy, Miss Dollie Jones, Mr. B. T. Bethune, Miss Lislie Verdery, Misses Harper, Miss Georgia Morris, Miss Bell, Mrs. Seymour Syl vester, Miss Benita Ivey, Mrs. J. H. Jackson, Mrs. Lombard Brinson, Miss Mary Fiske, Miss Julia Johnson, Miss Terence Battey, Mr. O’Mara, Misses D. and W. Puryear, Mrs. W. J. Savitz, Miss Gladys Goodrich, Mrs. Clayton tJUST RECEIVED A Shipment Broad Brim Army Stetson Flats. A new shipment of Over coats. Sheep-lined Coats. Heavy Weight Uniforms. Army Regulation Sweat erg MILITARY OUTFITTERS. DRINK * At Counters Camp Hancock Boys! We have Souvenirs and Novelties to suit your taste. Our line consists of: Felt and Silk Pennants, Pillow Tops, Post Cards, Pictures, Swagger Sticks, Tie and Handkerchief Holders. Our stock also includes some camp necessities, such as: Comfort Kits, Hat Cords, Khaki and Silk Handker chiefs, Collar Ornaments, Money Belts, and many other useful articles. Camp Hancock Souvenir Store 630 BROAD STREET. Our Motto: Popular Prices, Courteous Service. Oct. 31, 1917. Boardman, Miss Dorothy Wolfe, Mrs. Thomas Campbel), Miss Myrtis Tins ley, Miss Ruth Weighle, Miss A. W. Andrews, Mrs. Thad Jowitt, Mr. R. J. Watson, Mr. James Robinson. Y. M. C. A. Building No. 79. Committee —Mrs. J. P. Mulherin, Chairman. Program. Tenor Solo—Mr. Surra. Solo —Mrs. Andrews. Dance and Song—Elizabeth and Lu cille Crenshaw. Baritone Solo —Lieutenant Crolley. Violin Solo —Marie Brenner. Quartet—Co. F Engineers. Chorus Singing. CO. G. ENGINEERS. A reception will be given to Com pany G, of the Engineer regiment on Thursday next, November Ist, at 8 at St. Jam s Methodist Episcopal church, Augusta. This is in return for an excellent entertainment rendered at the church by these boys sometime ago. Light refreshments will be .erved, and all soldiers are invited to attend.