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FOWLER,
LADY
Sitters: (L-R) Hon. Mrs. Ralph Alexander Campell, née Marjorie Theophilia Fowler (d. 1911); m (1906) Major the Hon Ralph Alexander Campbell, 3rd son of 3rd Earl Cawdor Lady Fowler, née Alice Janet Clive Bayley ( )Daughter of Sir Edward Clive Bayley, m. (1876) Sir John Arthur Fowler, 2nd Bart., of Braemore. Mrs. C. Pelham Burn, née Mabel Elizabeth Fowler (d. 1912); m (1908) Capt C Pelham Burn Date: 29 May 1903. Occasion: The Court, 28 May 1903: Lady Fowler was presented by Lady Bayley, and herself presented Misses Fowler. Location: The Lafayette studio, 179 New Bond Street, London, W. Descr: FL. Costume: Court dresses. (Lady Fowler) "Gown of black velvet, the bodice draped with very old point d'Alencon; train of velvet, embroidered in a floral design in jet and steel sequins, and lined with white Oriental satin"; (Miss Marjorie Fowler) "Presentation gown of dewdrop lisse, the skirt slashed and showing a number of tiny chiffon frills; the Watteau train of white satin with scarves of chiffon and large satin bows with sprays of white lilac"; (Miss Mabel Fowler) "Presentation gown of white flowered gauze with appliqué of Swiss lace motifs; the bodice was tastefully arranged with chiffon roses and chains of pearls, and the Empire train of white satin, draped with chiffon and fastened with pearl ornaments and tassels" (see: The Times, 29 May 1903, p 9c). Jewellery: (Lady Fowler) Diamond coronet. Furniture & Props: Painted backdrop.
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Biog: Burke's Peerage. Occasion: The Times, 30 May 1903, p 10a. Costume: The Queen, 6 June 1903, p 877a; The Times, 29 May 1903, p 9c. Jewellery: The Queen, 6 June 1903, p 877a Reproduced: -
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