Belgian Director to Lecture on Fine Arts at Society
Victor Horta director of the School of Fine Arts Brussels will lecture at the Fine Society Saturday night at 15. He will discuss the war's impact on art and what should be done with the ruins.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1918
Page
11
Victor Horta director of the School of Fine Arts Brussels will lecture at the Fine Society Saturday night at 15. He will discuss the war's impact on art and what should be done with the ruins.
Mrs Prothesa Amelia Smith, a Washington pioneer, died on Thursday leaving family mourners and community remembrance in her hometown.
Workers at the Lyttle colliery returned to the plant Thursday and again today to purchase Liberty bonds. They appeared with a yellow stain, signaling the effect of the heating tank or related work as part of the drive.
Monte Carter, star at the Oak theatre, attracts crowds and a steady stream of bouquets from admirers along the Pacific Coast. Millie, once the top recipient, now sees fewer flowers as the leading man collects the blooms after nearly every show.
Anna Nichols notes the show aims to charm with a dainty old fashioned Mary Gordon Smith in a plot of detectives crooks and lawyers. May Robson anchors the cast with Robert Lowe Peggy Cameron Edith Conrad delivering polished performances as the Metropolitan hosts a full week of vaudeville and a construction contract for a new $20,000 Nut House building.
A teacher found four quart bottles of whisky on a dump near Gatewood school on Thursday night. Other items include court actions against W H Allen for liquor violations and O F S S White with William Primmer for burglary at the Hassell hotel on April 16. A federal jury could not reach a verdict on George G Heng in a Japanese smuggling case. The Seattle Chamber of Commerce prints its war oath in the Congressional Record. A Knights of Pythias lodge claimed a Puget Sound championship cup for drill, while Angora Grotto No 82 collected candy to send to Seattle men in France.
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