The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-22
MARRIED.? OR
NOT? SOCIETY
QUERIES
Dame Rumor Declares
Mrs. Guy T. Scott Is
Now Mrs. Hall
By JEAN ELIOT.

;ans are beginning to be exercised,
for the rumor will not down that
the attractive Mrs. Scott has been
married to Lieutenant Colonel
James r. Hall, Medical Corps,
limited States Army, who has been
her devoted sutton for year, or
Mrs. Scott is .'out of town until
tomorrow. Her soA, Nathan Scott,
says that he knows nothing OF any
such marriage. past, present, or to
come. Colonel Hall says they
haven't married-yet. But--seyeral
OF Mrs. SCOTS friends say they
have been told in confidence OF the
wedding and that 1t took place
Thursday. So far, however, I
haven't been able to find out where
or under what circumstances.
Mrs. Scott is the widow Of Major
Guy T. Scout, u. s. A., and q
daughter-in-law OF the. late Senator
Nathan Scott of West Virginia. It
is her house in Belmont road which
Vice President and Mrs. Dawes
have leased for their Washington
home-a picturesque house en-
powered with trees, with q charm.
ing garden and q lovely view OF
the city stretched below. Since
the marriage OF her two daughters,
Mrs. Scott has been living at the
Dresden. Mrs. p. II. Dunn, wife
of Ensign. Dunn, U. s. NJ. who was
formerly Miss Leila Scott. and her
: IJaby are now visiting her mother.
Colonel Beachman Married Today,
Ceremony At Senator's Home,
The marriage Of Colonel Joseph
w. Beacham, u. s. A., and Miss
Bernadette Herman. daughter Of
Mrs. Michael Herman, which took
place today. viii also cause con-
siderable flutter Of interest, for
the Colonel has been one Of Wash:
ington's most dependable beaux.
The wedding had been originally
planned for later on. but was put
forward when Colonel Beacham
secured an unexpected leave: and
consequently the news comes as
a complete surprise to all but the
most intimate friends Of the bride
and bridegroom.
Miss Herman, who lives at Ward.
man Park Hotel with her mother,
has been secretary to Senator Will
liam B. Mckinley for q number
of years, and It was at the Sem
ator,s. house on Massachusetts
avenue that the ceremony took
place at 1870 o'clock today. Only
a handful OF guests were present
and they were entertained after
ward at breakfast, with Senator
Mckinley as host. The Senator
was best man for Colonel Beacham
and Mrs. John Allan Dougherty
was the matron Of honor. The
Reverend Thomas Walsh, OF st.
Thomas Chapel, officiated.
This afternoon Colonel and Mrs.
Beacham are leaving for an ex.
tended wedding trip. They win
make a series OF visits. going first
to North Carolina and later to the
New England resorts.
On their return Colonel Beacham
will take up his duties as COM
nander of the twelfth infantry at
Fort Howard.
Yesterday Colonel Dumont. Of the
French Embassy. entertained at g
luncheon for Colonel Beacham ana
Miss Herman.
Colonel Beacham IL q distinguish
ed soldier and has remarkable
war record. He has been on duty
at the War Department.
ITALIAN TREASURY OFFICIAL
DUE HERE THIS WEEK.
The Italian Ambassador and
Hme.- di MARITIME win not go to
Beverly Farms. Mass, where they
have taken a place for the summer,
until early in July.
Among the duties, which will
keep the ambassador in Washing.
ton until then. is a visit from
Francisco Cantelli, division head
Of the Italian treasury. who is ex-
pected to arrive in New York on
board the Guilo Cesare the end OF
this week. Signor CanteIlf expects
to remain in this country only
week, and it is reported that he
comes on a mission from Signor de
Stefani, minister Of finance Of
Italy, concerning either the italian
war debt settlement or italian credit
in. the American markets, or both.
Upon arrival in New York, Signor
Cantelli will come to Washington.
SECRETARY MELLON AT
PITTSBURGH HOME.
The Secretary OF the Treasury,
Mr.. Mellon. and Miss Ailsa Mel.
lon are at their home i'm Pittsburgh,
for this week. Secretary Mellon
will return to Washington shortly,
but Miss Mellon and her brother,
Paul Mellon. will go from Pitts.
burgh, to Southampton, L. l.,
where the Secretary has leased a
cottage for the summer. Miss
Alice Sylvester, now in Washing.
ton, will be with Miss Mellon in
Southampton.
VISCOUNT D'ALTE LEFT
FOR BAR HARBOR.
The minister of Portugal, Wis.
ton at the end of the week for Bar
Harbor to spend the remainder Of
the summer.
The Hungarian minister. Count
Szechenyi. returned today from
Mixico. where he has been for six
weeks. Count Szechenyi is accredIt.
ed as Minister to Mexico as well as
Minister to the United States.
Senator and Mrs. George Whar.
SOh Pepper, who are occupying
their place, Fox Crook Farm,
: Devon. Pa, will go to Northeae ct
Harbor on August /. Their son.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fitz-Eugene ID. Newbold, of Chest
nut Hill, will leave for Northeast
Harbor on July 10.