The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-15

Marriage of Miss Ruby Vaughn to
DIR. Frank e. Culp is Topic
Of the Day.

The interest Of Wenatchee society
now centers in the coming marriage
between Miss Ruby Vaughn and DR..
F. E. Culp, which will occur on
Thanksgiving night at the Episcopal
church, and as it promises to be one
OF the pre-eminent features OF the
season here. already guests from
Spokane, Seattle, Tacoma, and Butte,
Montana. are making plans to at
tend. The bride to be is the charm
ing daughter of Proprietor Vaughn
and wife of the Roosevelt hotel, the
groom one Of the city's foremost
physicians and popular in profess
sional and social circles.
The first meeting between the
young couple took place in Spokane,
where Miss Vaughn was visiting, and
where DR.. Culp had started in to
practice, and how the mutual at
traction progressed until it became
the absorbing passion of their lives
is a matter of 'over the tea-cups''
gossip in Wenatchee.
Elaborate plans are being made
for the wedding, and, as a warning
to bachelors, Mrs. Frank Reeves,
who is a sister of the groom, will,
on the afternoon of the wedding,
give a farewell dinner to twenty
bachelor friends of DR.. Culp.
The wedding will occur at eight
o'clock in the evening, and the Epis-
copal reading service will be used.
The ring bearer will be Miss Flor
ence Bache, and while the couple are
marching into the church Mrs. Ed
ward Ferguson will play a selection
from F. H. Cohan's Rose Maiden,"
entitled 1.-THE Bridal Chorus
Mr.. Goram Humphrey will sing
"Oh Promise Me-" while guests are
entering, and Mr.. Louis Crollard will
render selections upon the violin
during the ceremony. Mr.. William
Grimshaw will be best man; brides
maids are Ethel McCutcheon, Elou-
Use Scheble, Faun Wells, Madge
Cushing, Mollie Morrison, Lillian
Vaughn, Marie Mahoney, Maud Fris-
bic and niece of the bride, Caro-
line Abrams, of Spokane. Matron OF
honor will be Mrs. Frank Reeves.
Rev. Mr.. Hilton, pastor, will con-
duct the reading. AS the couple
leave the church Mendelssohn's we'd
ding March will be interpreted by
Mrs. Ferguson.
After the wedding Mrs. Frank
Reeves and bridal party will give
reception to the assembled guests.
Upon the day following the married
couple will leave for an extended
trip through southern California and
Mexico, and will return to be 1T
home the first of January.
A cozy home has been purchased
and furnished on Mission street, and
there DR.. Culp and his charming
wife will commence life over a new
route.
Miss Vaughn will wear at the we'd
ding a dress of white messelaine
over taffeta, trimmed in Princess
Louise lace, and designed after the
Princess models in Paris and Lon
don. The yoke and most Of the trim
mings are hand made, and the beau
tifully embroidered fleur-de-lis,
which enhances the beauty of the
gown, is imported from famous
firm in Antwerp. The train, which
is over a yard long, is covered with
spangles, while the shoulder effects
are draped after ideas of the bride.
DR.. Culp halls from Illinois. but
has lived in Wenatchee for eight
years or more. Miss Vaughn is orig
inally from North Dakota, but lived
with her parents for several years
in Minneapolis.