Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-12
all Work
In Sewing
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ecause Of the large number of
len in Salem who are anxious
nroll in the Smith-Hughes
ses in millinery. and sewing
work has been started about
eek early this year. Registra-
was open yesterday and the
class in sewing will start to-
row at 1880 in the Red Cross
i and Friday at 1880 the first
inery class will open. The
ling classes will open as soon
here are more registrations,
then perhaps some morning
ses will be held. Mrs. F. E.
ker is in charge Of the work
If it becomes necessary will
bably have an assistant.
he work is divided into units
Twelve classes and the work
be continuous for the coming
Her. The Salem Heights club
this afternoon and perfected
II organization so that their
IN may start work.
frs J. w. Sadler of Aurora
In Salem the first of the week
tegard to starting the classes
Xurora to be sponsored by the
mans club there. They ex-
il to have classes on Thursday
ming and afternoon. The tut
for these units is SO for
I've lessons.
Irs. Barker will go to Portland
& or twice a week now to at
Madame Coats classes at
er and Franks. Mrs. Barker
her in st. Louis some time
and is anxious to see what
work is like, since Madame
Is has just returned from an
ended trip in France and Eng
|. She Is giving lessons in dress
Ign and color combinations.
work in Portland will last for
r weeks.
,laude Steusloff and Franklin
Ter of Albany will leave Salem
lay for New York from where
Y will sail on the steamer,
rye Washington, for Europe.
y expect to be gone about
,e months and are planning to
t England, France, Belgium,
perhaps Germany. While in
nee they will see Mr.. Miller's
ar, Mrs. Lille Woods. Mr..
lsloff is the son of Mr.. and
w. H. Steusloff. The trip
be purely pleasure trip.
icnic parties near the William
proved popular on last Sun
when the heat was very Sc
e. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Macy and
nily, Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Peters
l family, Mr.. and Mrs, A. Carp
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickerson and
lilly, Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
ments and family, Mrs. Rich
S and children, made up a pic
party at Spong's landing Sun
iiss Eva Miles and Mr.. and
!. B. ]. Miles motored to Port
i Saturday night, where Miss
es met Miss Pauline Terrell of
Both girls then left for
.aloosa, Iowa, where they will
er Penn college. Miss Miles is
her junior year and plans next
lr to graduate from Pacific col
e at Newberg. Miss Terrell has
n attending Pacific college but
| finish this year at Penn.
Hiss Mary Bayne leaves today
Corvallis where she will re-
ne her work at the Oregon Ag-
lltural college which opens for
1stration on Monday, Septem-
lS. Miss Bayne is a member OF
ia Delta Delta sorority, and is
y active in campus affairs. She
l be secretary of the student
iy for the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Goodin and
Melville, and Mr.. and Mrs.
bert Greer of Hillsboro, were
nday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R.
Goodin. The trip was made par
uiarly Tor the meeting Sunday
rning in the armory, part OF
Methodist conference which
sed yesterday.
dr. and Mrs. A. Carper were
'ts Saturday evening for a fare
ii party for Mr.. and Mrs. Will
l A. Clements, who are moving
portland to make their home
re. They left yesterday for
NJ new home.
MT. and Mrs. H. E. BoliDger
re visitors over the week end
u Monday at the country home
Mr., and Mrs. Gordon McGil-
list.
Mr' and Mrs. Roy Shields and
.ioren, Mildred, Evelyn, AdelyI
l Frances, returned home Sun
. evening from two weeks va
ION at Manhattan beach.
Mrs. L. F. Griffith, Miss Mar.