There cooking classes, which are
free to all Gastineau Channel wom
en, are under the direction of Super
visor A. E. Schoettler, who yesterday
announced that, should a sufficient
number of women register for the
course, the class would be developed
into a practical cooking course to be
effered in the evening schools under
Vocational Education auspices.
The classes would last 10 weeks,
would embrace 20 lessons, and would
be under the direction of Mrs. Crone.
Women who would be interested in
uch a course are requested to com
municate with Mr. Schoettler, Mr. A.
B. Phillips, or Mrs. Crone herself.
Pol lo w i n g the demonstrations,
prises contributed by Juneau firms
were awarded to lucky visitors.
Mrs. George Wheien received the
special prize given to the most re
sent bride in attendance.
Other prizes were won by the fol
lowing: Mrs. M. E. Mello, Mrs. Dave
Davenport, Mrs. Harry Watson, Mrs.
Ed Gehota, Mrs. R. P. Nelson, Mrs.
L. Hooker, Mrs. A. E. Schoettler,
LoVerne Wilson, Mrs. Harry Lea,
Mrs. George Danner, Mrs. Carl Wied
man, Mrs. Walter Robinson, Mrs.
Gi’dman Jensen. Mrs. C. A. Pox, Mrs.
J. J- Connors, Mrs. A. B. Phillips,
Mrs. T. M. Jones.
Prizes were contributed by Juneau
Young Hardware, Butler-Mauro
Drug tore, and the Alaska Meat
Company. The supplies used in the
demonstration were contributed by
:he Sanitary Grocery.
PARTY GIVEN FOR
PAROCHIAL SCHOOL
A Hallowe'en party for the pa
-ochial school-children and their
nothers was held last night in the
School of the Nativity gymnasium,
vith 20 children and almost as many
nothers in attendance.
Bishop R. J. Crimont and the Rev.
-eVasseur were honored guests of
he children and partook of the fes
iivity.
