The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05
By DOROTHY FAY GOULD

A collection OF "a miniature paint
ingE on silk In now being exhibited
In the cases of the Portland library
and win soon be brought "a Seattle
TO exhibit by Miss Miah and Miss
Boucher.
They are by the artist Goredae
originals from the collection OF
Baron Iiy1ahl atwnsaki. Of Tokyo.
Japan. They rcpreacnt an crnbroid'
erer. stone cutter, jlnrilslsha
man. maid carrying water and
other occupations sim eothcrs rep.
resent a series Of costumes Of old
Japan.
Holiday House" at the Campfire
girls summer camp on NhAhon ial.
and bids fair To bee one OF Tho most
artistic cottages on the Sound Three
Of Soattlos leading artists have
agreed 20 do their bit" for the
movement by painting a picture or
decorating. Ambrose Patterson.
whose exhibit II now on at the Fine
Arts, has said he would paint gay
over mantcl. to be placed above the
fireplace Mrs irene Ewing Davis.
secrctary OF the Fine Arts who en-.
dearod herself TO large public dur
ing the war by her humorous and
clever fricze around the Arena at
the time OF the girls bazaar. has
volunteered 10 paint two wall panels
20 hang between the three French
doors Miss Mattigun. now with tho
rrobst Advertising company, and a
leader IN the Art league student
classes. N 10 paint by hand a design
across the ceiling panels. In tho
meantime several members OF the
Campfire board have been down
weok.cnds patching up the little cot
tage. knocking out partitions SO as
to make one big room. putting In
the French doors. panclinR the wallis
with clean muslin. and finally paint.
Ing them dclphlnlum blue, the cell.
ing morning glory green and the
furniture and floors a dark blue.
Tho is other small one.roofn cot.
tages that the girls fell heir 10 upon
the purchase Of the iis.acrc farm
thru the generosity OF public sub
Ecribern arc all fixed up Guar
dams have been down with willing
workers for months and applied
fresh gray. tan. green and yellow
paint In abundance. Already two
lots OF ririF-iT5 In each iot--have
been down for their two weeks vaca.
ton. ANY girl can 80. Seven dollars
week ~ the charge for tent. food.
o -
ever. Miss Ruth Brown. In the
Globe building. should br interviewed
by any girl desiring 10 go. As a
MILDLY and b,oonera constitute the
wardrobe. IL IL hoped every girl Will
feel free 60 afford this democratic
good time Holiday House. when
finished next week. viii be the cen.
ter for interested mothers or vlsftors
The Tiny rough cottage viii be ar
tlstic in the best sense. Its over.
fnAntei viii be painted especially for
II hs T. done IN the most upto.
date new house; its walls viii not
be spotted by miscellaneous framed
pictures. but viii have decorations
especially 10 suit H. There will be
nothing old fashioned and convsn
,ional about II. II you have n Camp.
fire daughter. do down and see IL
IL WINS originally intended % have
tho two opening nights Of tho Cornish
School Rcpertory company's summer
season under the auspices Of tho 70
attic Fine Arts society. But 10 avoid
conflict with the Tennis club carnival
on the 18TH, the Fine Arts nights will
be Thursday. the 18th. and again
Saturday. the 10Th. Mrs. Anna
Thomson Mliburn Is chairman. with
committee Of is who are making
progress In phoning the 500 members
Of tho Fine Arts 10 buy tickets those
nights. Tickets are on sale 10 the
public AZ the Fine Arts galleries. 1913
Fourth ave.
The advent OF the noted company
OF players and dramatiHts In this city
makes Seattle for the summer the
Little Theatre Center 81 America. II
properly supported the company on
ltA return East will advertise Seattle
as wonderful summer place. with a
population properly apprecla,ive OF
tho best intellectually. II might mean
the beginning OF Seattle ms the sum.
mer intellectual capital OF the coun'
try instead OF Maine. An Oriental
traveller who brought back one OF the
finest collections Of japanese prints
In existence. recently sent them TO
New York for lack OF appreciation
locally. a noted and charming mu.
stefan. after n winter In Seattle,
where accidentally she saw nothing
beyond the class room. recently went
back 10 New York "thoroly disillu.
stoned" abou, Seattle. which had
been pictured 10 her as the New York
Of the Northwest. We cannot afford
any OF that type OF advertising.
This first season OF the Repertory
company will be a milestone for us
intellectually. Season tickets can be
had at $3.50 play for the six plays.
that is $40 for the season ticket a
patron can pay 800 for the same
privilege. plus the privilege OF at.
tending all other entertainments pre-
scented under the auspices OF the Rep.
ertory company. This last W. under.
lined on the announcement. and, tho
nothing has been said so far. gossip
tells us TO expect something unusual.
An present or former members of
the department OF agriculture. Uni
versity Of Washington. are invited to
enter tho competition for prizes
amounting 20 $50 offered by Charles
II. Bebb. i. a. I. A.. Seattle archi-
tect. for plans for n monument de-
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