Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-03-27
CAVALRY HOME NIGHT
AT BUILDING Is
RuILpING No. 79.

ION Pennsylvania avenue Serving 10th
Infantry, Bird Officers Training Camp,
and casual companies 7S9 to 745 OF the
Building Secretary-F. B. Heitkamp,
Camp Moving Picture Expert-George
~ Educational and Social secretary
Paul A. G. Machemar, Tacony, Phila-
Religious Work Director-Charles y. st.
Inln Cuyahoga Falls. Ohio
Physical Work Director-Leslie Whit"
Business Secretary F. Lunt, vii.
Transport. Pa.
Associat Secretary-Paul ,Downey, Ma
CARA Falls, N. Y.
When one can get up and speak with
the authority I've been there an audi
ence can always rest assured OF some
thing original and interesting. The IL
Illustrated lecture by our secretary, George
Magarian, last Monday night was of this
nature and especially worth while. Mr..
Magarian who is an Armenian and
graduate of Robert College at Constan-
tinople gave us an exceptionally vivid
portrayal of the city founded by the
famous Roman Emperor, Constantine
which was named after him. with it's
familiar scenes. The entire lecture was
full of life and sparkled with good nature
and witiciSmS. Everybody enjoyed the
Immediately preceding the lecture by
Mr.. Magarian, Secretary Heitgamp gave
his weekly talk upon Current Events
This part of our weekly program is be-
coming quite ocular and the men look
forward to it with great enthusiasm es-
pecially sine the introduction Of the car
tons.
Last Tuesday evening after the con-
cluson of Nine Riheldaffer's exceptional
trat and after the boys had given three
thir mothers everybody in the audience
was conscious that it was indeed good
thing for us all to be present. The
singing of the Madame was exceptional
but far transcending the beautifully har-
monies which truly delighted there was
the predominating note of Mother Love
lavished upon all the boys in uniform be-
cause the great singer ssn19S fne son b'iy Is
After the rendering of the popular
song, ''Where the Western Way Begins ="
Nine. Riheldaffer announced that Chas
Cadman, the composer Of this song, was
presenting to the public for the first time
his new play. In the spirit of the true
artist the Madame requested that three
cheers be given for Mr.. Cadman, and the
soldiers most heartily responded. At
the conclusion of the program of hand.
shaking and the giving of the touch OF
mother to all the men who came forward
to grasp her hand the great American
singer sent telegram of congratulations
to Chas. Cadman and informed him about
the three cheers given for him in the
The speaker at our mid-week service
was DR. Henry, religious secretary of
Building No. a.. Dealing with the sub
ject of the "Fatherhood of Cod and the
great and perplexing problem of Does
God Carer" the speaker gave us a very
fine and well appreciated talk.
The feature of our weeks program
was undoubtedly 1.-The Cavalry Home
Night" on Friday evening. Building No.
rs has always been known among the
old cavalrymen as home and so the re-
uion of the crack Pennsylvania cavalry
united before the permanent separation
which must take place in the near flu
ture was altogether fitting and proper.
The men came from all parts of the
103rd Ammunition Train, the Artillery
the Infantry and the Remount station
We're all represent. They were about
500 hundred strong; The program which
singing an ddancing by the young ladies
Of Augusta. The choir OF the First Rap