The bridesmaid's dresses were, dainty confection of white chiffon, The long straight bodice, which is! se fashionable just now, wag simply yound at the neck and the sleeves scalloped at the edge. The skirt; was composed of long pointed frills, worn over white Nottingham lace, and trimmed with large silver} leaves, bordering the bodice where it joined the skirt, and three trails: of similar leaves falling gracefully over the hips. The only touch of colour on this was a long sash end of pale green tulle secured with large_silver-tipped white rose. The head-dress of green leaves, was worn} low on the brow, with white York} roses over one ear and orange! flowers over the other.
All the garments sketched above: were made by Madame Handley Seymour, of Bond Street.
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