The Washington herald., 1918-10-28
5n the Social Worlo

BY MAUD MeDoUGALL,

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who Is spending the autumn at
! French Lick Springs. Ind.
DR.. and Nine. Poulief have taken
an apartment at the Wardman Inn
and will take possession on It's
completion.
Mr.. Reitrsn Matthew. recently APP
pointed Chilean ambassador to the
! United States. has left Santiago and
j Is en- route TO his new post in this
: city.
An Interesting wedding OF Sat-
urday was that OF Miss Thelma
! Cudlipp. OF New York. and Capt.
; Edwin p. Grosvenor. United States
army, whose marriage took place
at noon, at Wild Acres, Bethesda,
\ Nd, the country home of Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor. of Wash
, inSton. d. c. The wedding was a
quiet one. and only tire immediate
families and a few Intimate friends
o. the couple were present, owing
F, t. the fact that the brother of tire
| bride. Lieut.. Jerome NJ Cudlipp, of
| the United States Aviation Service.
was recently killed in France In an
dSiOpBane accident.
The bride Is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jerome Cudlipp. OF Ricf-
! mond. Va. ~
/ In Washington. IN the military In
tellisence division Of the Chief ot
STAFF, is SON OF DR.. and Mrs. Ed
win 4. Grosvenor. of Amherst Col
lese. Mass, and a twin brother Of
Mr.. Gilbert ii. Grosyenor. Of Wash
ington' director and editor OF tho
NATIONAL Geographical Society.
Rev DR.. Charles Wood. OF wasa-
'nsron, performed the ceremony,
md .hc bride was given away by
former President William H. Taft.
Miss Isabel May, daughter Of Col
| and Mrs. Henry May. returned to
Washington Friday night and
Joined her parents in their X street
home. Col. and Mrs. May returned
from Southampton. Long Island.
recently. where they had a cottage
for the summer. Miss May spent
the greater part of the summer in
California and came east some
weeks ago. She has recently been
f, the guest of Mrs. Richard Williams
at Mendham, n. J.
Mr.. Frederic J. Stimson. United
States Ambassador to Argentina. who
has recently been at home in Amer
lea, has started for his South Amer
lean post.
Mr.. Charles S. HamIin. of The Fed
eral Reserve Board. Joined Mrs.
Hamlin Saturday at their Boston resi-
dence. ? Raleigh street, for the week
end. and for the debut of their
daughter. Miss Anna Hamlin. who
was presented to Boston society at
tea Saturday afternoon. The whole
I family will return to Washington this
week for the winter.
| Mai Gen. James D. MacLachlan.
military attache of the British EN-
bassy. and Brig. Gen. G. F. Trotter
and Col. f. D. Giles. of the British
War Mission. have been weekend
guests OF Mrs. Charles A Mum at
"Woodcrest." Radnor, Pa. Lieut..
Commander W. Barklie Henry, L. s.
n R. F.. on Saturday conducted
them on d tour OF inspection OF the
United States shipbuilding plant at
Hog Island.
Mr.. John Sloane, OF New York. has
Joined the forces of Uncle Sans war
workers and is established in Wash
ington.
Mrs. Joseph Z. Thropp has re-
turned TO Washington for the winter.
She had as her guest for the week
end her son. Mr.. Douglas Scott
Thropp.
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs Harrison
Bra nd, jr.. are the guests of Senator
and Mrs. Porter ]. McCumber. Col.
Brand expects to leave for Camp
Greene the early part Of the week.
The marriage Of Mrs. T. NJ. Tyssow-
ski and Rear Admiral Benjamin Tap
pan. L. 5. ". took place Saturday aft
! ernoon at ) O'Clock at Altha Hall, the
brides residence in Alexandria Coun-
~. Va. in the presence of small
company Of relatives and intimate
friends. The ceremony was performed
by Chaplain ]. B. Frazier. U. s. N,
assisted by the Rev. DIR. W. B. Ever
EFT of Clarendon.
Plans for the wedding which was
to have taken place in December were
hurried because Admiral Tappan. who
has been commandant of the League
Island Navy Yard In Philadelphia
had been ordered to New Orleans TO
take command OF the Eighth naval
district and wished to take his bride
with him. Almost Immediately after
the ceremony they started on a short
wedding trip, which will take them
ultimately to Admiral Tappan's new
officers who won distinction under
Dewey at Manila Bay. and in recog-
milton of his services there he was
given command of the Callao, the
first Spanish ship captured. Admiral
and Mrs. Tappan will live at the st.
Charles in New Orleans.
Bishop KeatinE, OF Northampton.
and the group OF British priests who
iIave been for the past week guests
Of the Rev. DR.. T. J. Shahan at tho
Catholic University OF America ~
Brookland. will leave Washington
early this morning for Philadelphia,
accompanied Dy Father NcKenna of
the University. They only expect to
spend one dag in Philadelphia, leav-
Ing there this evening for New York.
after which their immediate plans are
rather vague.
The French group left Saturday
morning for Boston.