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Eveline Cowling married Richard Courtis in 1914. She was the daughter of Elizabeth Cowling (Wearne) who had originally owned the petticoat. Eveline wore the petticoat when she married.
Digitally reproduced photograph of Eveline Cowling when she married Richard Courtis in 1914. Black and white photograph. Floor length white wedding dress with high waist. Lace veil with embroidery. Bride is wearing white gloves.
