Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-12

Burlington street. This meeting,
planned for out of doors in Mrs. Doyle S
lovely garden, was held in the home on
account of the very cold weather. Mrs.
Pimper reviewed the work of the Sec
ton for the year; Mrs. Edward L. Smead
that of the committee on legislation and
resolutions; Mrs. Robert j. Service, the
work of the public welfare committee
and the Social Service League. and Mrs.
Frederick D. Richery, the committee
on applied education. Mrs. Charles D.
Curtiss has been reporter for the Sec
tion
The speaker was Miss Ellen Lom-
bard, assistant specialist in home edu-
cation of the Bureau of Education, who
chose for her subject, Some Things a
Woman's Club Should Know About the
Bureau of Education" Miss Lombard
said that the bureau collects and dis
seminates information regarding edu-
cation and that the bureau greatly helps
the schools Miss Lombard discussed
the various publications of the bureau
and named a number that are avail
able to the public.
On Monday the music section held its
only meeting of the year without music
on the program The event was a
luncheon for the members. held at the
Congressional Country Club through
the courtesy of Mrs. Roland Whitehurst.
All of the members were seated at a
long table in the main dining room.
The section leader, Mrs. Lyles OHutt,
presided and presented a handsome
check to the much-loved musical direc-
tor, Herndon Morsell. Mr.. Morsell re-
Sponded by commencing the section for
the most excellent work of the past sea-
son, resulting from the perfect harmony
in the section. He said that people sing
better when they are happy. The sec
ton members also presented a little
remembrance to the section leader, Mrs.
Offutt, who has just completed two
years of service. The only guest Of
honor was Mrs. William Cullend Den
mis-, president of the club.
The following have been nominated
for Office in the music section for next
executive board of the club: For leader,
Mrs E. H. Russell; for assistant leader,
Mrs Roy F. Steward; for secretary, Mrs.
John Stuart and for treasurer, Mrs
Joseph H. De. Veau. On Wednesday
morning the section held the last re-
hearsal of the year, preparing for the
program to be given at the Congress
sional Club this afternoon.
The executive board met on Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. Burton Nc
Collum for luncheon and business meet
ing. The assisting hostesses were Mrs.
George w. M. Vinal and Mrs. Chauncey
D. Snow.
On Wednesday the club will hold its
annual business meeting and election of
officers in the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church. preceded by luncheon. The
polls will be open from 1890 until AS.
The ticket is: For president, Mrs. Will
liam G.. Dennis; for first vice president,
Mrs. r. Harvey Sergeant; for second
vice president, Mrs. Roy F. Steward;
for recording secretary, Mrs. Joseph T.
Mcguire; for corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Henry De c. Adams. and for treas
urer, Mrs. w. Clark Dean.
The twenty fourth annual meeting of
the Montgomery County Federation Of
WOmen's Clubs opened Tuesday at 10
am, in the clubhouse of the Women's
Club of Bethesda. with prayer by the
Rev. Stanley White, pastor of the Be-
thesda Presbyterian Church. The State
song was sung, led by Mrs. j. Harry