Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-25

and in the new manner, though not extreme.
There are two exquisite flower paintings
Taft Roses" and Roses" by Emma Duel Rice
and Edith Hoyt, respectively. There are three
very modernistic works, interpretive of New
York, by Hugo linden Clara Saunders shows
charming studies of Tulips" and of "Vege-
tables" There two heads in pastel by
Florence Bryant.
individualistic work may invariably be expected,
have come unusual pictures of "Sassafras
Tree-Wmter" and of "farbor Gulls" Whereas
S. Peter Wagner, who is painting in q big,
broad way, and Susan B. Chase, have each
made notable contributions.
HE Arts Club announces a country flower
fair to be held at the Spruces, Ken
sington, under the auspices of Miss Anna C.
Reinhardt, chairman; Mrs. Grace L. Ryan and
DIR. Thomas d. Windiate vice chairmen, May
%. This will take place in Miss Reinhardt's
own garden.
On the evening of May 81 the special guest
Of honor at the club will be Albert w. Atwood,
who will address the club on stock SpecuIa-
ton National Sport" Mr. and Mrs John
H. Coxhead will be hosts on this occasion.
T OULS DERGANS, well known local painter.
an exhibition of whose work was shown
at the Arts Club this season, is recuperating
q
serious operation. Mr. Dergans is very active
In local art affairs and his recovery now as
sured, Is matter Of great qualification to his
friends.
THIS is the season of school exhibitions and
commandments. The Corcoran School
closes next Thursday, May %, and an exi1ibi-
ton OF students work win open Sunday June
], continue for q week, at which time the an
nlal awards win be made.
THE HIN School of Art at Dupont Circle.
closes this week, and placed ON view YES.
terday to continue throughout today an exhi-
bition Of work by students in the various de.
partments. together with the work IN sculpture
Of Clara Hill etchings by Benson Moore water
colors by Elizabeth Sawtelle principal and In
structors, respectively.
Miss Hill has lately executed a number Of
interesting commissions-sman sculptured
portraits-one full length figure OF Mrs. Cecil
OF Biftmore; another double portrait of the
Beliinger children.
Mr.. Moore is showing some of his own etcl,-
ings and-alSo the work of his students, having
conducted q class In etching at the I'M School
this season. In this connection special mention
should be made of the work, etchings Of Wild
flowers by Mrs. Minnie L. Griggs.
The exhibition viii be open 10 the public
from to 6 this afternoon.
THE National School OF Fine and Applied
Art Is holding an exhibition of students,
work from its various departments In the school
building, l747 Rhode Island avenue from Nav
81 to 26, inclusive, open week days from 10
am to pm and evenings from to o; Sum
day. Ia O'Clock to pm.
THE Abbott School Of Fine and Commercial
Art Is holding its annual exhibition. which
ts open to the public, from May 23 TO %. ThS
exhibition win be open during class hours from
$50 In the morning to in the afternoon, and
again during the evening classes ON Mondmv.
wednesday and Friday from to $50. This
afternoon tea win be served and the students
win give short puppet show, which they haye
entirely constructed school project. The
work on this show has been done under the
direction Of William r. Baker and Is an cut-
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