The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16

Washington. April 15. = (Special9 =
 Changes in the Senate have brought to
 Washington large number of charming society matrons that creates much inter-
 est in the social life of the city. Sena- tor and Mrs. James A. O'Gorman of New
 York will make their residence in Wash ington during portion of the season, and il is expected that their home will be
 the scene of many social functions. They Fave two accomplished unmarried daugh- ters, Misses Dolorita and Alice O'Gor-
 man, who are prominent in society in New York Senator and Mrs O'Gorman will
 spend some time in Europe at the clo5e
 of the extra session of Congress- Senator and Mrs. ,.Pomerene of Ohio have taken up their residence in Washington
 and Mrs. Pomerene is to be the worthy | successor of the brilliant matrons from Ohio that have entertained at the capital in former years.
 Mrs Townsend of Michigan, whose hus-
 band succeeds Senator Burrows, has made
 many friends during her residence of sev-
 eral years as the wife of representative.
 Mrs. Nathaniel Bryan, wife of the new sCidloi lIOlu loflut, Is onc OI tiic JOuhS
 est of the new senatorial hostesses. Mrs. Luke Lea, wife of the senatorial prodigy from Tennessee, one of the young est men ever elected to the Senate, IS
 beautiful, vivacious and fond of enter taining
 Senator and Mrs. Kern have a grown daughter and two young sons Miss Kern is prominent socially in Indiana. The family is prominent socially in lndianapo- lis.
 Senator Mclean, who succeeds Senator
 Bulkeley of Connecticut and Mrs. Me
 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 have part in the social life here.
 Senator and Mrs Chiffon of West Vir- ginia have taken an apartment at the
 Dresden, corner of Connecticut avenue and IIalorama road.
 Senator Watson of West Virginia and
 Mrs. Watson are in the horse-loving class, an important element. in social affairs.
 Mrs. Watson is the daughter of Dr. Thomas W. Owings of Ellicott City, Md.
 Senator and Mrs. John Sharp Williams of Mississippi are we'll known at the capi- tai, as are Senator and Mrs. Swanson of | Virginia. | Other senatorial families that will take
 part in the social life of Washington are | Senator and Mrs. Hitchcock of Nebraska, Senator and Mrs. Poindexter of Washing ton, Senator Myers of Montana and Sena-
 tor Works of California. Senator and | Mrs. Grenna of North Dakta have two
 sons and three daughters, and 1t is stated 1 the family will reside in Washington. l One of the most interesting recent an | nouncement in society Is that made by Df. and Mrs Henry Krogstad of the en-
 gagement of Miss Jessie Bacon Krogstad | to MT. William Arthur Burton of England i Mir. Burton, who spent the winter in l Washington in connection with his busi- | ress interests, has returned to England l He is the second son of vMr. and Mrs | Charles w. Burton of Tunbridge Wells | England. The future home Of the young | couple will be in Sheffield, England, or Tn | Paris, where an elder brother of MT. Bur | ton resides.
 Miss Krogstad, one of the most feted of l the debutaptes of 1910' is charmingly | pretty, and spent several years abroad | finishing her education and in travelling. | She both rides and drives well, and IS | equally competent in the managemenp oi an auto. She is a linguist of ability and | is bright and vivacious in manner. l The marriage will take place In the early summer.