The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-22
Success Is
Assured for
Great Fete
Amusement Provided for
People of All Kinds
at Dance
nv DOROTHY FAY GOULD

some people still have a vivid rec
objection of the three outstanding
FINE Arts parties. the last one at the
washington six years ago, the
Masaue OF Pan, given by John But.
Ter. and the spring festival given In
1914
At each party the room itself was
sort Of stage. and every person
present took part In the performance
members OF tho society. the actors
proper and the spectators all pAruci'
pafing In the fun together.
wednesday night. al III" picture
ball, there viii be the same spirit OF
good fellowship that always has
characterized tho Fine Arts festivals
As always. there are folks who just
won't dress up. don't want TO dance.
and don't enjoy being sociable. They
like a performances 20 be just like 20
Ing TO a theatre. So for them. VI
tickets will be sold at the door or by
any OF the committee: Mrs. Gilmore.
Capitol soss. or at the Fine Arts. Ell
lott 1916. A large portion OF the bal
cony at tho Masonic temple has been
reserved for such oniookerr.
Then. again. there are those who
don't want even 10 get n smock cos
tune. but who don't want 10 miss
ths supper, either. and for them
81 seats have been reserved In the
balcony. Also. many hostesseH have
taken advantage OF this opportunity
and ordered a group OF these seats
In advance. which viii be reserved
~ box. Any group Of two 20 TWEEN
~ can get seats together In this
manner.
REAL FUN FOR THOSE
WHO GO IN COSTUME
OF course the real fun OF the eve.
ming. there N no denying. win be
rad by those who come In costume.
prepared 10 dance. to sup. TO share
N tho performance. The best music
in town was obtained by Miss Elma
Collins for the benefit Of the devotees
Il the dance. But knowing that
many people interested In the fine
arts don't care 10 dance. = series
II five pictures has been arranged
ny Miss Catherine Collins which will
se posed every fifteen minutes. dur.
ing the dance intermisaions. Paul
dustin Il posing Miss Elspeth Me
EVAN rs ssreents -carmencita.
Aionxo Victor Lewis In posing .
scuIpsural group Francois Rude's.
The Marseiilaise.'' Miss Clara Rey.
noids has . group In Eosrettfr
sDante's Dream" Gerald Field and
Daniel Huntington have MaxfieId
Parrish to pose.
The ball win be opened by a grand
march Of everyone In costume who
attends.
AT IL O'Clock Glenn Hughes
Masqme Of Summer will appear and
this VIII BE- followed by dancing TIL
o'clock. supper viii be served
thruout the evening Mt a long table.
VARIETY or DIVERSIONS
ASSURES FUN FOR ALL
With such varied diversions IL Ia
sure every guest will find the eve.
ming enjoyable.
or course tho piece de resista nee
OF the bail will be Mr.. Hughes
Masque. Though stan In his TWEEN.
ties. and the modest author OF two
volumes OF poems and several plays.
Mr.. Hughes Ia most fsvorabiy known
to a group Of University admirers.
This Masque viii surely open the
eyes Of large group Of Seattle PEG.
pie to talent In our midst.
One OF the functions OF the Fine
Arts OF which members are justifi.
ably proud Ia the number Of talented
young people they have brought 20
the attention Of the public. The III.
tie group Of artists that met togeth
er ~ years ago that made the
nucleus OF the Fine Arts had as one
of their original aims. ITO stimulate
the artists In the community. TO have
them meet their potential patrons. %
Imogene Cunningham and Roy Part.
ridge Dust home from Paris. took