File:Marjorie Crawford and William Augustus Wellman marriage in The Indianapolis Times of Indianapolis, Indiana on December 23, 1930.jpg

Flier Divorced; to Wed. By United Press. Hollywood, California; December 23, 1931.Marjorie Crawford, aviator, who refused alimony of $%0 monthly when she was awarded a divorce Friday from Gail C. Crawford, is to be married to William Wellman, motion picture director. Wellman admitted today. The ceremony, however, must be postponed until Christmas of next year, when Mrs. Crawford’s interlocutory decree of divorce becomes final. Wellman will receive a final decree from Marjorie Chapin Wellman next August. Wellman is best known as a director for his production of “Wings.”

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