... Although she thought about wearing her mother's wedding dress, Meg also had a vision in her mind, which she realized at Anita Pagliaro, on Lexington Avenue. A couturier who had already provided evening dresses for her, Miss Pagliaro copied one of her favorites in pale pink moire, with leg-of-mutton sleeves, and pink-and-white-striped sashes, for bridesmaids. Meg's dress - today it is called Meg's dress in the store - was a simple three-quarter-length gown of Belgian lace, with a round neck and three-quarter-length sleeves. Creamy off-white, it was a perfect match for her mother's triangular veil of Alencon lace, from Brussels, held in place by her mother's bridal wreath of tiny roses. ...