The Washington times., 1922-07-11

ment. and ordered TO duty n Com,
mand Of the air squadrons ~ ~.
Atlantic Fleet with additionai
duty as commander OF the TT 81
3. Wright, and his departure will
mean the loss OF one Of ths nost
hsung OF the officers who
us recentiy been serving here.
.pphy however. We are likely
" see good deal of Mrs. Cher.
arai' as she will probably main.
n ner residence In Washington
~~nhe her husband Is on sea duty,
Commanoer Gherardi was naval
a''acne OF the American embassy
IN germany before the war.
Dashing Admiral Long-Rear
Admiral Andrew T. Long-who has
been serving as chief OF staff OF
the Atlantic fleet since leaving here
a few months ago, and making fire.
quent visits In Washington, has
been ordered to command the
United States naval forces oper-
ating in European waters, a post
which viii make visiting here inn
possible for the time being. Cant.
Ridley Mclean, another popular
officer, has been transferred from
the Navy Department to command
or the U. 8. 8. Arkansas, and his
wife and family have gone 70
jamestown, II. l., in order to keep
In touch with his ship as much as
possible. NO.
Commander w. w. Galbraith,
late OF the Naval Intelligence
Bureau, IL another brilliant officer
who has been detached from service
In Washington. On the completion
OF his leave he will go to the West
coast to be executive officer OF
one OF the battieships of the Pa.
cific fleet; and in the autumn
popular Mrs. Galbraith win Ro
West to join. Capt. George Geim
has likewise been ordered To the
Pacific coast, and his family, who
are at Jamestown for the summer,
VIII follow him in few months.
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NEWS OF the marriage of Eliot
Wadsworth, Of Boston. Assis.
tant Secretary of the Treasury.
and Mrs. Nancy Whitman Scull, of
Cedarhurst. Long Island, which
took place yesterday, has created
a little flutter OF excitement in the
dovecotes OF Washington, for Mr..
Wadsworth was regarded as one of
our most dependable bachelors,
The wedding was solemnizsd in
the Church Of the Heavenly Rest.
New York. Suffragan Bishop Her.
bert shipman officiating, and i'm
mediately afterward the couple
left for a short automobile trip.
On the completion Of their honey
moon Mr.. Wadsworth viii bring
his bride to Washington.
The bride. who was Miss Nancy
whitman, Is the daughter OF Mrs.
. Matthew Calbraith Butler, of
Washington and New York. She
Is the widow OF Guy l.. Sculi,
author and explorer, who was
deputy commissioner of New York
under Arthur Wood.
Mrs. Scuirs second marriage. like
her first, took many of her friends
by surprise. Mr.. Wadsworth was
lifelong friend Of the late Mr..
Scull. He is at present at work
on a book telling of the life and
adventures OF Mr.. Scuil and
recently wrote into manuscript a
special chapter dealing with their
long friendship.
Mrs. Wadsworth's father. the
late Charles Sidney Whitman. "A
lawyer Of Washington, died when
she was child. Her mother was
married in 1905 to Gen. Matthew
Calbraith Butler. one time United
States Senator from North Gallo.
lina. After the death Of her first
husband and until her marriage
to General Butler, Mrs. Butler and
her daughter lived in New York.
Her present home is at s24 Eigh.
teenth street, Washington.
Assistant Secretary wadsworth
Is q son of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Fairfield wadsworth, and was
born In Boston.
He was graduated from Harvard
IN the Class Of 1898, and was
member of the firm Of Stone a
webster. Boston. At the begin
ming OF the World War he retired
from business and became acting
chairman OF the American Red
Cross. He served during the war
with the Red Cross in Washing
ton and Europe, making several
trips abroad. both during and
after the war, in connection With.
this work. He was chairman of
the executive committee Of the
Harvard Endowment Fund, which
raised S14,000,0 900 for Harvard.
He was elected president of the
Harvard Alumni Association In
1920. In the campaign OF 1920 he
was chairman Of the WAYS and
Means Committee Of, the Repun-
lican Senatorial campaign, and
also worked in the Harding cam
paign. He was selected as AS
sistant Secretary of the Treasury
by Mr.. Mellon on March 4, 1891,
and put in charge Of foreign
loans.
The wedding yesterday was at.
tended only by relatives and the
bride was given in marriage by
her mother.
Besides Mrs. Butler, those pres
ent at the wedding were: Mr.. and.
Mrs. Edward whitman, Mr.. and
Mrs. McKim of Tuxedo, Miss
Harriet McKim, relatives of the
bride; Mr.. and Mrs. Guy waring
Eliot Wadsworth Of Hyde Park,
Mass, Mrs. T. r. Sullivan, Mr..
and Mrs. Philip wadsworth and
DR.. r. @. wadsworth Of Boston,
Mass, relatives Of the BRIDE
groom.
Vice President Coolidge left town
last evening to visit Buffalo and
Rochester, where he will mako ad.
dresses, and win return to Wash
ington tomorrow.