Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-03

IlAIi, anu MIS- d. u. De l<OIlS Ol OyTd-
cuse, for whom they gave a dinner last
night.
The newcomers in senatorial circles are
just now pcrsonages whose possible en-
joyment of social life or the interest
which their family circles will add to it
are subjects of speculation.
Senator O'Gorman of New York and
Mrs. O'Gorman will bring a large family
to this city with them. They have two
married daughters. Mrs. Dudley Malone
and Mrs. William Duffy. Their four
younger daughters are Miss Doloreta,
Miss Alice, Miss Anna and Miss Agnes,
the latter still school girl, and their
only son is Master James A. O'Gorman,
jr., the youngest In the group. They
have been prominent socially in New
York city, where the weddings of the
eldest daughters were important events.
Senator Lippett, who succeeds Senator
Adrich of Rhode Island, is a widower,
multimillionaire cotton manufacturer and
g. noted amateur yachtSman.
Senator Mclean. who succeeds Senator
Buckley of Connecticut, and Mrs. Nc
Lean are the guests Of Mrs. Charles
Boughton Woods for the spring season.
Senator and Mrs. Johnson Of Maine
have a daughter. now at Vassar, who
will later on have part in social life
here
Senator and Mrs. Potnerene of Ohio
have no children.
Senator and Mrs. Kern have a grown
daughter and two young sons. Miss Kern
is prominent socially in Indiana.
Senator and Mrs Townsend Of Michi
gan are quite devoted to society matters,
which diversion will be theirs also in this
city.
Senator and Mrs. Chiffon have taken
an apartment at the Dresden, corner Of
Connecticut avenue and kalorama road.
Senator Watson Of West Virginia and
Mrs Watson are in the horse-loving
class, an important element in social at
fairs Mrs. Watson is the daughter of
DIR. Thomas ". Owings of Ellicott City,
Md.
of Mississippi are we'll known at the
capital, as are Senator and Mrs. Swan
son of Virginia.
Senator and Mrs. Bryan of Florida have
no children.
Senator Lee of Tennessee is the young
est of his colleagues.
Early information Of Senator and Mrs.
Hitchcock of Nebraska, Senator and Mrs.
Poindexter Of Washington. Senator Myers
of Montana and Senator Works of Cali
fornia does not indicate the makeup of
the family circle they will have about
them here. Senator and Mrs. Gronna OF
North Dakota have two sons and three
daughters
Count de Peretti de la Rocca, first sec
rotary OF the French embassy, and Coun-
tess de Paretti de la Rocca gave lunch
con at their home yesterday. Mrs Rob-
ert Hit also had guests at luncheon to
meet Col. and Mrs. Colin Campbell.
Miss Catherine Warren's marriage to
John Eliot Thayer. jr., at Boston. Easter
week, will be a very quiet affair, owing
to the death a fortnight ago of Nathaniel
Thayer who belonged to the Union, the
other clubs Of this city. where he was
well known and popular The numerous
invitations for the ceremony at Arlington
Street Church have been recalled, and
it will be solemnized instead at the
Marlboro street house of the brides
mother, Mrs Samuel d. Warren. Another
death in the Thayer family lately was
that of Mrs. Eugene Van r. Thayer.
aunt Of the Countess Moltke who had
already been placed in mourning by the
death of her father.
The Austro- Hungarian ambassador and
Baroness Hengelmuller, who were sew