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No. 3452 - VOL. CXXVI.

SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1905

WITH TWO SUPPLEMENTS I SIXPENCE.

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Princess Mary of Wales. A DREAM IN IRISH LACE FOR PRINCESS MARGARET OF CONNAUGHT, AND THE WONDERFUL GOWNS OF THE BRIDESMAIDS. DRAWN BY S. BEGG FROM SKETCHES MADE BY SPECIAL PERMISSION.

Princess Margaret wore a wedding gown of shimmering white satin and very fine Carrickmacross lace, the latter the gift of the ladies of Ireland. The lace, in the shape of a deep flounce, took the form of an over-dress failing from the waist and aisappearing under the very long satin train. The bridesmaids were all dressed in simple gowns of soft English satin, dyed Irish blue of the shade of the ribbon of St. Patrick.

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