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To: Honor First who wrote (6040)	7/21/2003 10:23:27 AM
From: E'Lane	Respond to of 26417

The handkerchief would be a wonderful heirloom if framed professionally; history included or enclosed in an envelope attached to the back; and handed down for generations to enjoy! You think generations would like it framed "as is" or should I wash it first? <g> I've not seen it since the ceremony where it was held tight in her little hand (imagine a little damp, wrinkly wad of linen!), and certainly hope it's still in our stuff somewhere. It'll surface some day. Mom also sewed hankies for each of the bridesmaids, mothers, & grandmothers. She sewed flowers in the colors of each of our dresses and put J & S's names and the date on the back. They were phenomenal. Younguns don't always appreciate hankies, but they will one day when they pull them out of their keepsake box. E:)