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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1921
Page
15
Diamond Dyes offer simple instructions for home dyeing of dresses, skirts, waists and more. The ad guarantees no spotting fading or streaking and advises telling the druggist if the material is silk linen or a mix.
Mrs Peter Witt, wife of the Cleveland transportation expert, arrived in Seattle on Beattie Wednesday to join her husband. She plans to stay until the municipal railway survey is completed and hopes to avoid after dinner speeches while expressing desire to see all details.
Twelve judges with varied qualifications will assess fruit at the Pacific Northwest Fruit Exposition. Six screen fruit quality by size, uniformity, condition, and pack while three judge commercial attractiveness and one trio assess artistic excellence. Proceedings allocate 600 of 1000 points to fruit quality and 200 to advertising appeal.
The Seattle Art club will present its first exhibit Saturday night at the studio in the Thompson building on Fourth Ave and Cherry St. The show features works from all classes with a notable section of children's pieces. Members include Seattle’s professional and commercial artists, led by Alonzo Victor Lewis.
The article lists Adele M. Fallard art critic and writer as chair, Irené Ewing Davis as present secretary, and Frederick H. Parka as former secretary of the Seattle Fine Arts society, with the remaining 200 points noted in the program.
BNOQUALMIE reports Franke Williams has succeeded L. J. Bowen as police judge in a local leadership change.
Charles Henry Mackintosh president of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World tours the country for educational campaigns and arrives in Seattle on November 28. He will be guest of honor at a Washington Annex dinner at 6 30 pm hosted by the Seattle Women's Advertising Club. The event welcomes all interested women and Mackintosh will be the sole speaker and the only man present. Tickets available from the club.
A public hearing will be held next Wednesday on a bill to designate specified stations for taxicabs, hire cars, and express wagons. The ordinance creates 13 taxicab stands, 10 central stands for hire cars, and nine central stands for express wagons.
The semiannual meeting of the Loyal Legion of Loggers And Lumbermen directors will be held in Portland on Monday and Tuesday next. The board, with 12 employees and 12 employers, will set minimum wages and working conditions.
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