The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 23, 1922, Page 8

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THE SEATTLE Art Exhibitions * * * Patterson’s * Ambrose BY DOROTHY FAY GOULD STAR * —Phote by Wayne Allwe, McBride Studio Patterson majesty and the magie of our fa THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1922. Continuing I We Tell It With Values! » * * Paintings Win SPRING! The new season ushers in many overwhelming favorites in “Sweet Sixteen” Coats, Suits and Dresses. With a charming delicacy of treatment,and a rare beaut teristic of of design, so perfectly charac- e@ creative talent behind them, they acclaim themselves as ultra values at— As in Paris Today, So Here Today The exhibition of the work of) moun mountain, Buch pictures ought | ~- FREE $1.00 COUPON: = 4 Northweat artiste at the Fine Arts gallery, 1213 Fourth ave. will con- tinue to the end of the month. The, werien of oi! paintings exhibit ed by Ambrose Patterson was award. ed first prime tures submitted by Mr, Patterson, the maximum number permitted any one artist, and all were hung not to spend thelr entire time among the fow who appreciate art enough }to stop in at the gallery, bat should be used as advertising by the bunt to the rest of the world the fascina tion ef our local attractions, The There were #ix ple | meas men in order to portray vividly | |The large picture at the head of the university boys used a painting of | Silk Taffeta with New Sprin Drens, embroidered crepe rose knots. All sizes Paris, withholding her definite Fashion vogues for Spring until now, gives us the benefit of her decisions at.the last moment. Acting upon this decree, “Sweet Sixteen” pre- sents the mode absolutely correct in interpre- tations day after day. Your early visits here will reveal these Fashion delights as they ar- rive by almost every express. Keep your Fashion eye on our windows. Anticipations more than realized in the gallery, directly opposite the em Nisqually glacier for reproduction | trance, called Mount Rainier From | op their “Literary Digest” number Paradise, in one of the best paintings | oe the fun Dodger. People in gen of Mount Rainier critics have seen. | ra; wil never remember that Mount} It steers a safe courne between the Rainier in 14,000 feet high, but they Seylia and Charybdis of too much jwin remember tie picture of the whiteness on one hand and too beatiful fcene and wish some day to much ghastly pink on the other, In |tryei to geo tt for themselves. it gives the impression of the; aerial daredevil, was broken when his, low. More than 20,000 persons wit- parachute failed to open after he had | Reswed the accident. | leaped from the side of an airplane| 4.4 7" JOSE, Cal, Feb. 23.—Every|at an aerial cireus here yesterday | "Stata Cannde’ hes paid $161,000,- the body of “Jinx” Jenkins, ' and he fell to his death 2,700 feet be- aidomede ,' = —— French motor bus has accommoda- tons for dining and sleeping. charm of the New Sports Raiment. POLO, SPORTS, TRAVEL, DRESS COATS Full silk-lined and smartly tailored, 5 1 6 One 6f the many new Spring In addition to these two pictures, Model Tweed Suits, full silk | Patterson exhibits “Rathers at Relieves Rheumatism aici" the “Girt ina ted Shawl") direct from the manofacturer. Our mill is in WE SHIP ANYWHERE. bungalo schools, halls, churches. Port- ‘ey Erected ready for use in from is days. We instal) plumbing, wiring, chimneys Picepisces if you wish. 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One of the |murprises for the person Interested In acquiring a fine pieture from this lartists have affixed to their work Three of Mr. Patterson's pictures are priced at $150, one at $250 and the | Prize winner at $600. The sketch of |Mr, Hughes ts not for sale. For three years Mr. Pattervon has teen professor of painting at the univer. nity. Mle tives In & littl: white studie at Terry and Seneca and every Wed nowday evening keeps open studio for the East and abroad. He i a member ef the Salon Antomne et Litteraire of Brunseia, Artistique et Litteraire of Hrussls, Australia, Honotulu and other cen- ters of art. He studied 13 years In Parts, Italy and Holland, beginning at th where the bl: mit hird Ave NINE RSET Y show is the uniformly low prices the/ [tom always observed by artista in| relative, Mime. Melba, 1023 Second Ave., Corner Spring St. Wayne Albee Plans Exhibit Wayne Albeo will have an exhibi- his newest studies made in Janu-| Wayne Albee has utilized Sam- ary in California while a guest of |arkand, with its wealth of beautiful Ruth St. Denis, Several of his plc- | backgrounds, as a setting for a series tures were recently accepted for the of Oriental studies. He was for- third euceessive year at the anhual tanate in having as his model Miss Pittsburg ealon, | Georgia Graham, a pupli of Ruth St. Samarkand, Santa Rarbhara's Inter. Denis. Miss Graham has made @ esting Persian hotel, was originally | epecial study of the dances of the y school, Its East and with her sister, Miss i i i 1 |thone Interested in his work, a cus/of 19, under the patronage of his|founder, who came to America from | Martha Graham, has appeared tp India, was a man with a passion for several of Ted Shawn's dance cre- things Oriental, and this little replica |ations. Her last Seattle appearance of, old Persia, set Jewellike among | was with Mr. Shawn's ancient Aztec, Santa Rartars’s green hill, is a) spectacle, “Xochil,” at a local vaude- and has exhibited widely in Brussels, | tlon of his photographs at the Fine vivid realization of this enthusiasm | ville theater. | Arts gallery in March that will show | for the things of the mystic East. ‘CASTORIA For Infants and Children » In USE For OVER 30 YEARS a legs: Signature Wall-Paper Week at Smith’ Everybody knows about the “Go-to-Theater Week,” and we have been several times. Now we want you to come to “Wall- Paper Week at Smith’s.” This is a new, snappy concern, with prices which you will like and papers which will call forth your admiration—February 24th to March 4th, inclusive. Oatmeals We are making a speciai of this plain paper and putting it out in eight colors, 30c Three Single Rolls. 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