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Onions, crackers, steak (filets), sweet potatoes pie
with marshmallows, creamed corn, hot biscuits,
stuffed olives, guava paste, plum pudding, brandy
sauce & coffee. Forgot to add a free
lunch was served at the Country Club, a fish
croquet & rye bread. After dinner we all
too full up to move until 10:30 when
we went to Madame Kelly's Cabaret. The
girls that sang were all about 200 lbs. The
music fine and we all danced several dances
but Bill was so tired after practically 36 hours
duty, we came back to the ship at midnight
all tired out but more than delighted with
our day in Panama.
Took some pictures which follow.
[image: Three women, Bea, Mrs. Raftery, and Mabeth, posed alongside the U.S.S. Chaumont's deck as the ship passed through the Panama Canal.]
Bea -- Mrs R. -- Mabeth
[image: Bea leaning against the side of the Chaumont as it passes through the Gatún Locks.]
Bea at Gatun Locks
↖ Going thru the Canal -- Oct. 6, 1926 ↗
[image: Three women, Mrs. Raftery, Mabeth, and Bea, sitting in rocking chairs on the deck of the Chaumont.]
Mrs R -- Mabeth -- Bea