Evening star., 1932-01-02
Mrs. Miles Hostess Tomorrow
At Pen Women's League Studio.

Mrs. Miles Hostess Tomorrow
| At Pen Women's League Studio.
Mrs. Edna Webb Miles, known So
cially as Mrs. Walter Miles, an artist,
| member of the District of Columbia
League of American Pen Women, will
give an exhibition and tea tomorrow
afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock IN the
, studio at 1905 L street. There are IL
pictures in the exhibit, portraits OF SILL
life groups done in water color and out
door sketches done in oils.
Mrs. Miles, chairman Of art IN the
Chevy Chase Woman's Club, has
studied at the Corcoran Gallery Of Art
and the Maryland Institute OF Art in
Baltimore. She will be assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. Eugene Deland Saug-
stad, chairman of art exhibitions; Mrs.
E. Richard Cash, Mrs. Leonard Cham
bers and others.
The Art and Archaeology League of
Washington has issued cards to MEM
bers and their guests for the next
| meeting, to be held in the first floor
lecture room of the Graduate School OF
the American University, at 1901 F
street, Saturday afternoon, January 8,
at 4 O'Clock.
Mr.. Henry K. Bush-Brown will give
an address on Personal Reminis-
cences of Daniel Chester French" Mrs.
Mitchell Carroll is president and Miss
Harriet E. GarrelS is secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Lawman
gave New Year eve dance in their
home at Sill Sixteenth street, for
their son, Mr.. James LaWman, stu
dent of Randolph Macon College, In
Virginia The drawing rooms were
decorated with holly and mistletoe, and
18 couples, most of the young men stu
dents Of the college, danced the new
year in.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawman have as house
guests Mr.. Allison Lawman OF North
Carolina, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brough-
ton and their granddaughter, Miss Mil
dred Broughton, of. Portsmouth, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Hardesty of
Richmond. Va, spent New Year eve in
Washington and entertained party at
the dinner dance at Wardman Park
Hotel that evening. They are return
ing to their home today.
Miss Harriet Lloyd, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel B. Lloyd, entertained
a party at a dance Wednesday evening
in their Maryland home, Buena. Vista.
Those present were Miss Jean Ethlyn
Allen, Miss Phyllis Adelman, Miss Jane
Evelyn Bishop, Miss Phila Belle Burk,
| Miss Eleanor Chambers, Miss Corrte
Bowie Clagett, Miss Betty Anne Crane,
Miss Margaret Duckett, Miss Dorothy
Potter, Miss Barbara Smith, Mrs. Har-
court C Sontag, Miss Marjorie Stuart,
Miss Frances Ann zug, Mr.. Henry E.
Allen, Mr.. Roland Cheyney, Mr.. Walter
B. Cosdon, Mr.. James Cox, MIR. Brice
Du Val Duckett, Mr.. Robert H. Dunlop,
| jr.; Mr. Phillip Ferris, Mr.. James G.
! Graham, Midshipman Richard V. Har-
per, Mr.. Stephen Holderness, Mr..
Charles Horsky, Mr.. James L. Hum
| phrey, jr.; Mr.. Jack Jester, MidShipman
Manning M. Kimmel, Mr.. Thomas Kin
caid Kimmel Mr.. Daniel B. Lloyd, jr.;
Mr.. John L. Palmer, Mr. Louis A. Pot
ter, jr.; Mldshipman Reginald Ruther-
| ford, Mr. Turner Taliaferro Smith, Mr..
Harcourt Carl Sontag, Mr.. Joseph A.
| Thomas, Mr. Paul Ward, jr., and Mr.
George WeemS.
Miss B. L. Dilks Of Delanco, N. j., is
at the Dodge for weeks stay.
Miss Elizabeth L. Haskell of Newton
| Centre, Mass, and Mrs. Harry Nor
J ford of New York City came to WASH
| ington Thursday to spend New Year
day in the National Capital and they
are stopping at the Wardman Park
| Hotel over the week end.