The marriage of Lady Agatha came first, and was a sort of pageant.

The female writers for fashion papers lived upon it for weeks before it occurred and for some time after.

There were numberless things to be written about it.

Each flower of the garden of girls was to be described, with her bridesmaid's dress, and the exquisite skin and eyes and hair which would stamp her as the beauty of her season when she came out.

There yet remained five beauties in Lady Claraway's possession, and the fifth was a baby thing of six, who ravished all beholders as she toddled into church carrying her sister's train, aided by a little boy page in white velvet and point lace.
The wedding was the most radiant of the year.