The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 10, 1921, Page 9

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BY DOROTHY Arthur Cahill | Palace hotel in hin life the subject w. } FAY GOULD exhibiting at the} Han Francisco 16 of portraits in oils, Amon are C/ BR, Blethen and Hoving of Seattle, Gen, Per Mrs, U. 8 Grant, Jr, A, B John D, Spreckles and W OrOUN Fine DD, Dy Th pletures t |month be Art | nents to the latter Subsequently now tryin rar exh part of thi they are to} exhibited in Pasadena Sevent! years ago, perhaps, Seat the sketeh portrait tle will rememb of Vv arn 4 portrait Ww made while in the at Camp Lewis, He at that time of Mra, | Eddy | alno aid |Jonn Cah) is a who at the fa m San Franciaco k jinx young live ous Bohemian club the Bo and numerous hemian club work Humphrey J wor hung the especially «@ portrait Stewart, was most fia | vorably commented upon. | Recently and the portfaita of Blethen in the Cor ing were bung an gallery in Washington ee Fantastic Tales Afloat About Ball | afloat that the already Gien| FI tales the pre Fantaatic are concerning Hughes ia Arts ball on Mary Anne We has charge of the dances and is training 14 « Among them © eight of those from Boln's class this surmmer at! ish school, who went on tour the Scotti Grand Opera ¢ Mie Johanna Matheson Miss Maurine Hiate « gaged in the mys some special dyeing recipe for the batik cowtumes the dancers will wear. | The mere onlooker is going to be | as gorgeous as the actors, if rumors are correct. One girl ix having « tulle and maline smock and tam may that will carry out the clu rules that no one may attend un least in smock and tam, and prove that it inn’t necessary to have jan expensive costume to be pretty |Smocks and tam can be had for $1.60 if made of silesta, If you bring your own gaterial, they cost only §1 to} make up. One of cherry velveteen! and another of black velvet were! stunning. Several clever girls got batike or tie-dye material and had «mocks made of it that were most | gay One of the cleverest girls went to} Minx Cathoun at the library, and fooked up old fashioned pictures: of neestors” of her name similar costume, A man took | his grandfather's picture to copy, A| masque aring for overmber m nd} ready en also and | the campu | minintradion’s: May Be Brought Here Arts if asked suggestions on costume University Dante Celebration Planned The will be can, give wonderful university Dante 0 at 4 o'clock on celebration held Nov hour 1 o'¢ at the was chor aun lock morning bly hour special request of Dr illo, In order that the town peo ple Interested might be able to attend. of the with that Suz ad. of erything possible make the periodic oppor unusual intellectual inter for the public, A por program will be an ad Herbert H. Gowen, Dr san authority on Dante and and om the subject ved the of and fine r initiates a new polley in line California, where ev in done tunities tion of th a by Rev Gowen his age papers u he deli un dres has published several t month vddrens in Victoria the department of arts will arrange special musical program Glenn music *aints acier Patter n, metructor in painting the university, has re cently completed a large cany of Nisqually gh which can be st his studio at Beneca st, and Ter He has “open house ‘ening. This particular aa in full of color in apite of the fact that there ia no foreground, and the mountain rises sheer from the ¥ This is the first time that reon has essayed our m and the canvas ty full of at an very interesting. He exp wend it to Belgium with hia 5 tures for an exhibition there as so * transportation conditions warrant his acceptance hibit at the G Patterson Nisqually G jer, every of an invitation to ex rie Simon. Biggest Art School Is Quietest Here The biggest and the quictest art school in town is one that keeps busy the year ‘round, Bight years ago the wife of a univeraity profomsor, Mre. Culver, started the “art depart ment’ with 10 students in a little room off the bookstore, Today the entire top of Phitosophy hall is one studio after another with more than 150 students and eight imatructors. Mr Wolff, Mre. Durand and finally Mire Annette Edens took charge of the growing department Bhe is assiated by Ambrose Patterson ae instructor in painting. He bh a large class that not only work from the model in the studio, but also goen sketching outdoors and in the museum. Mine Ella Jane Sirginson has a girl just home from Vassar expects | cians in costume design that will to wear a comtume of a college gitl)| prepare a sketch for any frock you of 60 years ago, [may desire, Some of their adapta- Of course, the “pieces de resint:/ tions from historic dresses are fas- ances” of the ball will be the elabo-|cinating—up to date, yet original rate costumes Mra, A. F. McEwan,} Mise Eleanor Campbell is a Seattle Mra. R. D. Merrill and Mrs. Edgar | girl who has trained &t such famous Ames are inventing for those eager | schools as Pratt institute and the |Schmitz Is Elected ’Frisco Supervisor SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, 10.—Eu- gene E. Schmitz, once mayor of San | Francisco, who was removed in the graft prosecutions of 1907.08.09, was | re-elected fupervisor in ‘Tuesday's j Clection by the third highest vote of any candidate, | Schmitz claims to have spent only $420 on his campaign, said to have nee “Get Acquainted Night,” | at Bright's, 1604 4th—{Adv.) | | been the smallest expenditure of any candidate. Will Life Be as Good to You? The man whom success has touched with her magic wand shrewdly fortifies his fortunes with good health. Wise business-men know the cash value of a healthy mouth; they take good care of their teeth. A bal Pyorrhea strikes four out of five the age of forty thousands younger. igi If you would pass the noon of life and go down the sunset trail vigorous and strong, watch your gums! At the first sign of tenderness or bleeding, take heed. That is ’s warning. If this disease gets beyond control your teeth are doomed. As Pyorrhea gains headway the teeth loosen at the roots, drop out or must be pulled; pus pockets form; deadly germs 7? seep, seep throughout the system. ve you would prevent Pyorrhea, consult your dentist regu- larly and brush your teeth with Forhan’s For the Gums. Forhan’s will prevent Pyorrhea, or check it in its course, if used consistently and used in time. But don’t wait! Start using Forhan’s now. ' Forhan’s For the Gumsis thescientific formulaof R. J. Forhan, D. D.S. It is an excellent dentifrice, Seer the teeth white and clean and the gums firm and healthy. Brush Your Teeth With Forhan’s-How to Use It Ose it twice daily, year in and year eat, Wet your brush in cold water, place a half-inch of the refreshing. healing paste on it, then brush your teeth up and down. Use a rolling motion to clean the crevices. Brush the grinding and back surfaces of the teeth. Massage your gums with your Forhan-coated brush—gently at first until the gums harden, then more vigorously. If the gums are very tender, massage with the finger, instead of the brush. If gum shrinkage has already set in, use Forhan's according to directions, and consult a dentist immediately for special treatment. 35c and 60c. All druggists. Formula of R. J. Forhan, D. D. S. Forhan Co., New York —Forhan’s, Ltd., Montreal 'S Ek GUMS Checks Pyorrhea to be “different.” Minx Cathoun can be consulted any day, all dey, at the library, and on ‘Tuesday and Saturday from 10 to 12 the special committee will be there. | ‘The library is also open Sunday from 2 to 10 p. m A word’ to the wise fn sufficient Mrs, Davis, secretary at the Fine) AndPreent aG@ld ERD cence ven bet wat er peas body chilled — the “omsre cd prewenten” @ MEFs Coscare Bromede Quimme Tebirte They bevtty yon egumet Cals ood Lo Gergen ‘Alevang Ms bendy cad aang 2 presage ly casblec thonemads of won aed comm, emgord to the cmos daly to be bar (rem Cobd, Hendarbes and Lo Cripps theonghes! tha eatire winder sensen. HEE) owe dhs guchest oting, aac depandtsbie resandy bes cobs. (ht AE Drvgyises 30 Cram That's what youll say after applying jure the rest skin | similar, Pennsylvania academy and teaches a class in interfor decoration, some members of which have already ex ecuted orders, Mins Betty Balmer di & nursery suite most. charmingly for a patron, Delicate metal work that in de signed, painted with nitric acid asphaltum and then Aiten away in cruder manner than etchings, but is popular, Mine Alfrida Storm has a specially interesting group doing tie dyeing in unusual designs. Mrs. Eugenie Worman had a class in pottery and has herself made the popular hooked rugs (whe exhibited three at the Wirle Arts last Spring); Jamen Wehn teaches sculpture and modeling; John Ely, 4 former stu dent at the university, has the freshman drawing classes. Already 18 students have received the degree of B. F. A., a degree that means that an artist Is not only well trained in hin art, but has that ad. Hlusive thing called “back ." without which so many good craftamen fall of success. Senior students will graduate this year, “It is apparent that many stu dents delight in the art work and the vistag it opens up‘in any one’s life, but that few are chosen as worthy of the degree of bachelor of fine arts, It is perhaps not generally known that most students are delighted to earn a little by executing commis- sions, Calendars, cards, lamp shades, hangings, dishes, etc. are but a few) of the types of orders taken. Forty per cent of the university students earn their way thru college, you know! Interesting Mural Decorations Here Norway hall in Seattle has an in teresting series of mural. decorations in panels of medium size, made to harmonize with t architectural style of the hall hey are built on historical and mythological mo- tives conventionalized in the manner of the old Scandinavian tapestries and are published by the Norwegian Alliance of Christiania, Norway The artist is Yngvar Sonnichsen, born in Christiania. Mr. Sonnichsen is a graduate civil engineer of the Polytechnical Insti tute of Christiania and a former student in art at the municipal school of art and crafts Later he pursued his art studies at the royal academies of Antwerp and Brussels, Belgium, finally spend ing a year at the Academie Julien in Paria, William Bourguereau and Benjamin Constant were among his teachers, From 1900 to 1904 Mr. Sonnichsen painted portraits in Norway and at the Cultural Historical, Exhibition in Christiania in 1902 he made about 100 designs of old Norwegian gold and silverware, which are now at the public library in Trond: heim. of the Board of Fine Artists’ club. In 1904 he went to St Brunswick, Canada, as painter. He also designed windows for churches there and won several prizes, Since 1968 Mr. Sonnischen has been a resident of Seattle with a studio in the Holyoke building, 111 Spring st. Last year he won an honorable mention at the North west’ artists’ exhibition for an Alaska watercolor, For two sea- sons, Southeast Alaska has been a special source of interest to the artist. In 1909 at the Alaska-Yukon Pacifie exposition he received one Arts and the John, New (east TTT TTT ULL Mn LOL LTT 335 cans VARNO- LAC in an assort- ment of colors. (30¢ value) Aluminum Combination Cooker Special $2.39 Five separate pieces. including tube cake pan. wood-lined ¢ Board Pint size Vacuum Bottle $3.25 Garbage Cans $ 98 Universal Polish Mops f 5 Sewing Machine Olt 20 Curtain Rods ....6..6..0 ees Crepe Toilet Paper, 4 rolls f Medium size Galy. Wash Tubs. . 100 ft. Wire Clothes Line Wood Carrying 10 White Daisy 8 4.25 Universal Lunch 36 Flour Sifters . $1.15 { at 4 otf as . 639 2.60 Strai 35 Tub 35 Sko 1.50 Play Lm PAGE 9 INN Hardware @ AVENUE and PIKE STREET OPEN ALk DAY FRIDAY—8 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. 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