Rome and Honeymoon Notes - Page 13
Item
Title
Rome and Honeymoon Notes - Page 13
Description
This is the eleventh page of 14 which concerns Henry and Mae's meeting in Rome and subsequent honeymoon. Notes on the page read:
- The Bride wore .... a gown made by Madame Vignon (famous Parisian gown maker) and a veil of - Point de Gaze, or toile and silk reseau - both Brussels laces, if you want a very expensive French lace - Chantilly lace
- If you want dress fabric instead of a maker - ivory silk faille or satin damask
- What flowers?
- Hotel de la Minerve. Run by Joseph Sauve in 1810
- There was a hotel: 'Hotel des Isles Britannique - sketched by Turner
- Hotel de Russie - Charles Dickens stayed in it
- 1871 the hotel was named Alberto die Rei
- Still had Russian nobility staying at it
- Hotel d' Inghilterra - Via Bocca di Leone
- The Bride wore .... a gown made by Madame Vignon (famous Parisian gown maker) and a veil of - Point de Gaze, or toile and silk reseau - both Brussels laces, if you want a very expensive French lace - Chantilly lace
- If you want dress fabric instead of a maker - ivory silk faille or satin damask
- What flowers?
- Hotel de la Minerve. Run by Joseph Sauve in 1810
- There was a hotel: 'Hotel des Isles Britannique - sketched by Turner
- Hotel de Russie - Charles Dickens stayed in it
- 1871 the hotel was named Alberto die Rei
- Still had Russian nobility staying at it
- Hotel d' Inghilterra - Via Bocca di Leone
Creator
Ann-Marie MacDonald
Subject
Fayne
Source
From Ann-Marie MacDonald's personal archive.