Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-17


the domestic traits in her love of home and
family that the American people most adj
mire and foster. Mrs CortelyOus maiden
name was Lily M. Kinds and she Is
daughter of DR.. John Kinds, president of
the Hampstead. N. Y, Institute. Her two
sisters. one Miss Grace Hinds already
we'll known here-are at present her guests.
Mrs. Cortelyou is the mother of four chill
dren, three boys and a baby girl, and an
outbreak Of measles from which they have
just recovered. cut her off from any par
ticipation in social life this winter, after
the first few weeks of the season. She
shares with her husband great taste and
love for music. Secretary and Mrs. Cortel-
you have pleasant home on Capitol Hill,
238 Maryland avenue northeast, corner
house that faces south and has a coy in
terror. This house was leased about two
years ago, and the family has been very
happy and contented in it. and where hum
dreds have made Mrs. Cortelyou's acquaint-
ance at her Monday receptions. In appear
ance. the new cabinet woman is most pleas
Ing, and her smile reveals dimpleS that are
immensely becoming. Her favorite gowns
are white and she wore during the early
winter several unusually pretty ones.
Miss Harriet Elizabeth Matthews and
Mr. Charles Lewis Latham of North Caro-
lima will be married tomorrow morning at
St. Matthews Church.
Mrs. L. @. C. Lamar will be at home to
her friends Wednesday afternoon, from 4
to Z.
Mrs. Graves, OPT Massachusetts avenue,
with her guest Miss Gore of Baltimore,
will receive tomorrow for the last time this
season.
Messrs. Ernest Dammann and Sylvan
Luchs were in Baltimore last week visiting
Misses Gertrude Hamburger and Fannie
Rosenthal.
AEr~ Ky
will not be at home Wednesday of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. schaefer of 1921 sth
street have issued invitations for the mar
rage Of their sister, Annie E. O'Neil, to
Walter B. Harley, Tuesday, February a,
at IL o'clock, at the Immaculate Concep-
ton Church. At home after March 49, 600
@ street.
Mrs. Monroe Lang will be at home Thurs
days, February 10 and 26. The Virginia,
2120 G street.
Mrs. Burke, wife Of Representative
Burke of Pennsylvania will give tea
Saturday, February 81, at the New Will
lard.
Mrs. Shaw, wife Of the Secretary of the
Treasury, receives tomorrow for the last
time this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth will
entertain in honor Of the ~Palyma Society
Saturday night, when the fifty members
of this organization, formed last year and
heard with great pleasure at the Wads-
worth home, will sing!
Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson and Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Cromwell gave dinners last
night and Senator and Mrs. Hanna, Senator
and Mrs. Alger and General and Mrs j.
Wattes Kearny will entertain in a similar
way tonight.
The Leap Year cotilion was danced by
seventy-five couples last night at Rau-
scher's, when one-half those present were
hosts and the sterner sex not only guests
but entirely dependent upon the fair ones
for the attentions that went to make up
their evenings pleasure. Mrs. Bloomer re-
ceived, and the chaperons present were Mrs.
McKenna, Mrs. Charles H. Poor and Mrs.
John Biddle. Mr.. Charles H. Campbell,
who may be called a present well as a
past master in the graceful art of cotillion
leading. was in charge. There were all
manner Of pretty favOrs for the six figures.
Mrs. Louis Pendleton Darrell will be at
home tomorrow for the last time this sea-
son.
The members of the Takoma Club and
Library participated in valentine euchre
at the club house on Oak avenue Saturday
evening, and was a pronounced success.
The entertainment was arranged by Mr..
Harvey s. Knight, chairman of the enter
tainment committee, and was largely at
tended
Mrs. Jefferson F. Moser Mrs. Robert
Moser and Miss Moser will be at home to-
morrow from to 6.
Last evening at the home of Miss Julia
Collins, 1112 9Th street, the members of the
Golden Rod Social Club held their semi
monthly meeting. The members present
were: The Misses Julia Collins, Clara
Hackstadt. Mary Connor. Theresa Brod-
erick, Katie and Mary Sullivan and Alice
Kidwell; Messrs. Geo. Rose, Tyler Davis
William Neff, Noble Whyte, Fred Rose and
Maurice Flynn. The next meeting will be
held at Miss Mary Connor's, IL 9th street.
Mrs. Thomas III. Young and the Misses
Young, $50 l street, will not be at home
tomorrow.
A pleasant evening was enjoyed at the
residence of Mr.. Melvin Walters last We'd
nesday night, when the Lawrence Camp
Boys gave a graphophone concert to some
of their friends. Besides the talking in
strument there were other musical features
and games, upon the conclusion of which
was served a dainty collation.. The guests
were: The Misses j. German, NJ. Conapr
D. Dalton, I. Connor, H. Seitz and The
Misses M. and G. Walters. the club boys,
among whom are Walters. Gross. Spanler,
Ockerhausen, Burgman and Hammerly.