Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-12

early evening of Saturday, 10th instant
We're pleasantly whiled away by a party
| of young people at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. H. Pope. 1905 Vermont avenue.
| in celebrating the tenth birthday anniver-
sary of Ira Stanley Pope. Dancing was
| enjoyed. while the remainder of the time
was interspersed with games and refresh
ments. The following misses and lads were
present; Ruth Daskam, Rosalind Harring-
ton. Emma Heinrichs. Beatrice Hickman,
! May Hubbard. Olga NJ. and Gertrude 5.
| Lentz, Leonora NJ. Payne, Frederick Q.
| Sanders. Nellie Savage. Nellie Shield. Eva
Stinson. Helen Stoeyer. Walter Alleger.
Greenway Balm. Harry Cain. Charles Doug
| lass, Arnulf Gloetz, Galen Green. Neil
Herndon, ]. Allan Hyer, Carl Judd. Bruce
Lamond, Milton Lehr. Leon Mangum.
Richard Matthew, Colon NJ. Omohundro.
Philip G. Pollard, Dudley o. Stinson. Eus-
| tace F. Wilkinson and Chong We We, son
| OF the Corean minister.
| Mrs. Harry Chamberlain. wife of the Lon
| don correspondent. is visiting for a few
| days Mrs. Isaac Pearson. 1915 18th street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bloomer will give a dinner
Wednesday evening
Mrs. Rengifo, widow of the late charge
d affaires of Colombia, will soon go abroad
| to visit former school friend at a chateau
in France. She will return in the early
summer Before her departure in April
| she Will be present. with their other rela-
| tives in this city. at the reception of her
sister, Miss Annie Barbour, into the COM
munity of the Ladies of the Sacred Heart
| at kenwood Philadelphia, where the lat
ter has been for the past month.
The Baltimore American of today says:
Miss Helen Peiser of Washington, D. c.,
daughter of Mr.. Philip Peiser of that city,
left home yesterday morning, ostensibly to
come to Baltimore on visit, but she stole
a march on her parents by being quietly
married at 1928 Druid Hill avenue. last
| night, to Mr.. Morris Cans of this city, by
Rev: H. W. Schneeberger. The romantic
a a,1n was very well managed and success
fully and pleasantly contaminated in the
presence of number of friends. Miss
Peiser, who is under twenty years of age,
Is an attractive brunette. who has been
present at several social affairs in this city
during the past year.
MIR. and Mrs. Peiser objected to the
match on the ground that their daughter
was too young to marry. Finally they re-
FUSED to argue the matter, and Mr.. Peser
put his foot down with positive stamp of
determination that his daughter should
obey him.
THE young lady told her parents a few
days ago that she had been invited over to
Baltimore Sunday to visit Mrs. E. Kern
good, 1902 McCulloh street The parents
saw no objection, and she came over on
an early afternoon train. A reception was
arranged at Mrs. Kerngood's, and a num-
Der of friends of the prospective bride and
groom were present. These were Mr.. Sam
uel Well of Philadelphia, Mrs. H. Schooler.
Mrs. Isaac Lyons, Mr. Charles Rosenthal
Mr.. Julius Kerngood. wife and daughter
Mr.. Herman kerngood, Mr.. Z. Kerngood
and wife and Mr.. Jacob Wulf of Baltimore
AT 1880 the party, in four carriages, drove
TO Rev. Mr.. Schneeberger'S where the we'd
ding ceremony took place The bride and
groom left for New York and Boston on
their wedding trip
Mrs. c. H. Grosvenor will receive tomor-
| row at the Dewey and will have with her
her daughters Mrs. Leete and Mrs Shep-
ard, also the Misses Van Vorhis and Miss
hatydid Jones of 1918 7 street
The subscription dance tomorrow evening
at the Chevy Chase Club will be followed
by cotillion.
Mrs. Enoch G. johnson will not receive
| tomorrow, but will be at home at o141 n
street. February p, for the last time before
sailing for Paris.
Mrs. Hamilton Fenton Colman has cards
out for large card party St. Valentines
evening. This is the second of series of
three which Mrs. Colman will give, the
next being on February D.
The Columbian women will be at home
with Mrs. N. NJ Parker Wednesday, Feb
ruary IA, at $50 o'clock, 1920 Vermont ave-
nue..
Rev. and Mrs. Frederick D. Power an
nounce a reception to the members of the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church and
congregation for Tuesday evening, Febru-
airy Ii, in the Sunday school room from S
to 10 o'clock.
Mrs. E. S. Cromwell and Mrs R. E Lewis
will not be at home Wednesday, but will
receive informally Wednesday, February p.
Mrs. j. H. Bankhead will be at home to
her friends at the Riggs on Tuesday, from
to 6, assisted by Mrs Buckingham Smithe
of Florida and the Misses Graves of Ala
bama.
Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Shafroth will receive
this afternoon from 3 until at the home
of Mrs Shafroth, 1346 Yale street north
west.