Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-12-04
NOEC QE ART AND ARTLD/

K. Porter contributes q picture of Don Toledo
House, st. Augustine, Fla. BY Pearl Potter Etz
there Is a small attractive study of dogwood,
as well as little landscape. Eleanor Parke
Gusts shows two paintings in her distinctly
personal manner-one especially charming OF
boats-"At the Fleat"
Others represented, and admirably are Susan
B. Chase, Annie d. Kelley, Elizabeth Sawtelle,
Roy Clark, Frances H. Coombs and Elizabeth
Muhlhofer, the latter two showing paintings of
flowers. Hattie Z. Burdette is represented by
portrait study in pastel Of . young girl hold
ing a print in her lap.
Among the works in black and white is
large etching by Gabrielle de v. Clements of
the Washington Monument. Baltimore. Miss
Clements, it will be remembered is one of the
most accomplished of our American woman
etchers.
CTUDIO HOUSE, 243 West Biddle street,
- Baltimore, announces q Winter exhihition
consisting of etchings by Gabrielle de ". Glenn
ents and Ellen Day Hale of this city; also
illuminated books and drawings by Marian
Lane of Washington, together with books by
the Guild OF Five Binders, and miniatures and
portrait drawings by May F. Gelletly.
I'M Tuesday evening next the December ex-
hibitions at the Sears, Roebuck d Co.
Art Galleries will open with a private view at
which the Minister of the Irish Free State and
Mrs. MacWhite win be guests of honor This
exhibition will, as usual, comprise numerous
groups by artists working in different mediums.
There will be oil paintings by Eliot Clark and
others; water colors by Thomas G. Moses Ad-
Olson Z. Avery, David Shotwen and Elizabeth
Kingsbury; etchings by Margery Ryersen;
amples Of decoration in Moreno by Vera
Leeper; and designs for stained glass by Paula
Balano and Ann Lee Wiliett, the latter the
widow of william Willet, who, it will be re-
membered, produced some of the windows for
the chapel at West Point and the great win
dow for the Graduate School at Princeton.
There will also be q group illustrating new
trends in architecture, and Photographic
studies by jeanette Griffith illustrating THE
Drama of Building"
Announcement is also made that from De-
cember 81 to January 3, inclusive there VIII be
shown in these galleries the sixth annual small
house competition conducted by the House
Beautiful Magazine.
Certainly none need complain Of monotony
or lack of variety here
A the Art League of Washington, 2111 Ban
n croft place, three special exhibitions are
now ON view, opening the last of the week too
late for review in these columns Mt this time
One of these groups consists of decorative
landscapes from Bermuda by Grace Treadwen.
uniquely matted and framed after designs by
the artist. Grace TreadweH is a portrait and
landscape painter working in New York who
studied with Phillip Hale Frank Benson, VIII
liam James, George Noyes and others in Boston
excellent masters all. According to Grant H.
Code who with his wife, sponsors this particu-
lar exhibition, these decorative landscapes are
interesting as interpreting the texture of vege-
tation, rendering the peculiar character Of pic
turesque and beautiful scenes IN lively man
ner indicative en- the part of the artist Of
poetic imagination.
second group as previously announced,
consists of works by artists Of Danville, Va.
where some excellent werk has been and Is
being done
AT the Ten O'Clock Club, 1908 K street.
N water colors of Greece have been replaced
by q series of Japanese prints, modern repro
auctions OF the works of famous printmakers
which have been collected and lent by Mrs.
Elfedt Ct this city. The reproductions number
IS in all, and with them are TO be shown. for
purposes of comparison and emphasis. IS
original prints.
This exhibition VIII spen ut o'clock this