The Seattle Times, Sunday, January 10, 1960
Scott Hattori, Seattle Art Figure, Dies
Haruo Scott Hattori, 31, businessman, designer and artist, died in a hospital Friday. He had been ill several months,
Funeral services will be held at 4:30 o'clock Wednesday in Butterworth's chapel. Cremation will follow.
Mr. Hattori was founder and president of Haru-Far East Contemporary, Inc., a specialty shop for Far Eastern decorative items. He had been in business five years.
Mr. Hattori had designed award-winning booths at the Washington State International Trade Fair. He also designed ballet sets and costumes. One of his paintings is on display in the Seattle Art Museum.
A native of Seattle, Mr. Hattori attended elementary school here and a high school in Idaho. He also attended the University of Washington. He resided at 1105 Spring St.
Scott Hattori, Seattle Art Figure, Dies
Haruo Scott Hattori, 31, businessman, designer and artist, died in a hospital Friday. He had been ill several months,
Funeral services will be held at 4:30 o'clock Wednesday in Butterworth's chapel. Cremation will follow.
Mr. Hattori was founder and president of Haru-Far East Contemporary, Inc., a specialty shop for Far Eastern decorative items. He had been in business five years.
Mr. Hattori had designed award-winning booths at the Washington State International Trade Fair. He also designed ballet sets and costumes. One of his paintings is on display in the Seattle Art Museum.
A native of Seattle, Mr. Hattori attended elementary school here and a high school in Idaho. He also attended the University of Washington. He resided at 1105 Spring St.
The Seattle Times, Sunday, January 10, 1960
Scott Hattori, Seattle Art Figure, Dies
Haruo Scott Hattori, 31, businessman, designer and artist, died in a hospital Friday. He had been ill several months,
Funeral services will be held at 4:30 o'clock Wednesday in Butterworth's chapel. Cremation will follow.
Mr. Hattori was founder and president of Haru-Far East Contemporary, Inc., a specialty shop for Far Eastern decorative items. He had been in business five years.
Mr. Hattori had designed award-winning booths at the Washington State International Trade Fair. He also designed ballet sets and costumes. One of his paintings is on display in the Seattle Art Museum.
A native of Seattle, Mr. Hattori attended elementary school here and a high school in Idaho. He also attended the University of Washington. He resided at 1105 Spring St.
Scott Hattori, Seattle Art Figure, Dies
Haruo Scott Hattori, 31, businessman, designer and artist, died in a hospital Friday. He had been ill several months,
Funeral services will be held at 4:30 o'clock Wednesday in Butterworth's chapel. Cremation will follow.
Mr. Hattori was founder and president of Haru-Far East Contemporary, Inc., a specialty shop for Far Eastern decorative items. He had been in business five years.
Mr. Hattori had designed award-winning booths at the Washington State International Trade Fair. He also designed ballet sets and costumes. One of his paintings is on display in the Seattle Art Museum.
A native of Seattle, Mr. Hattori attended elementary school here and a high school in Idaho. He also attended the University of Washington. He resided at 1105 Spring St.
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