Bridesmaids at the Churchill wedding in 1908

Bridesmaids at the Churchill wedding in 1908

Two of the bridesmaids the wedding of Winston Churchill and Clementine Hozier at St. Margaret's Church in Westminster on September 12th, 1908,. Miss Madeleine Whyte on the left and Miss Claire Frewen on the right. Date: 1908

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