Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-11

Ithe birthplace of Miss Fairchild, and
she spent number Of years in Ores
den at school, finally returning to
New York where she was recently
graduated from the Finch school.
Doctor Vaughan is a lieutenant in
the United States Medical Corps and
graduate of Georgetown University.
His father is one of the foremost
physicians of the United States, his
residence being Washington, D. C.
Doctor Vaughan has been detailed to
duty at the department hospital in
Manila for the past three years, and
his efficiency, sterling qualities and
charming manners have won hosts Of
friends in every walk Of life.
Miss Fairchild is one of the most
beautiful girls that have ever graced
Manila society, but never was she so
beautiful, so eXquisitely regal, as on
Friday evening when she entered the
cathedral on the arm Of her father.
Her gown was of white satin en-
broidered in silver, and the court train
that hung from her shoulders was
edged with silver. The veil of tulle
was charmingly arranged about the
youthful face and held in place with
a simple wreath of orange blossoms,
and her graceful bouquet was a great
armful of cadena de amor.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father, Mr.. George H. Fair
child, and her mother was her matron
of honor. Mrs. Fairchild was lovely
in a very smart gown of black jet, ap-
pearing much more like some young
girl friend of the brides than her
mother. Doctor Vaughan was attended
by Lieut.. John B. Anderson, also of
the medical corps. The simple ring
service was used and Immediately af-
ter the ceremony a short wedding din
ner was given in honor Of the young
couple by the brides parents at the
Manila hotel.
At the dinner covers were laid for
Doctor and Mrs. W. w Vaughan,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Alexander Surles,
Capt. and Mrs Sleeper, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Stevenson, Mr.. and Mrs. Laing,
Mesdames Stewart and Thompson,
Misses Guest, Priscilla Poore, Pepita
Rubio, Lolita Rubio. Rosa Rubio,
Blanca Rubio, Fairchild, Maj. Shep-
ard. Capt. Donald Robinson, Capt.
Winfree, Doctor Anderson, Mr.. Rock
we'll, Mr.. White, Mr.. Turner and the
host and hostess, Mr.. and Mrs. Fair.
child
Doctor and Mrs. Vaughan are sail
ing on the L. transport Sheridan
at noon today for the United States
where Doctor Vaughan has been or
dered to duty.-Manila Cablenews-
American.
MRS. ERNEST WAREHOUSE
ENTERTAINS
Mrs. Ernest Waterhous was hostess
on Wednesday evening at a very &c
light-ul supper and swim 1T kahail
Those enjoying Mrs. Waterhouses
were Mr.. and Mrs Rudolrh
Buchly, Maj and Mrs. Jack Hayes,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Tenney PEEK. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Williamson, Mrs. C. W.
c. Deering, Miss Helen Alexander,
Mr. Banding. Civil Engineer elena
Purreli, Mr.. Frank Moss and Uttvrs.
MRS FERDINAND HEDEMANN Al
LUNCHEON HOSTESS
Mrs. Ferdinand Hedemann was a |
luncheon hostess on TUESDAY honor
ing her niece, Miss Edith Carter, who
is home from college. Two tables |
u ere used tn seat the guests bid0en, |
both tables being decorated with |
white Easter lilies and trailers of as
G3ragus vine social hour was ell
eyed after luncheon.
Mrs. H 2demann guests were Miss
Edith Carter. the honor guest; Miss !
Aiieen Dowsett, Miss Ruth Soper,
Miss Jessie Kennedy, Miss Kathryn
Iones. Miss Margaret Iones. Miss