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Tatler front-cover: Lady Edward Fitzgerald
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Tatler front-cover: Lady Edward Fitzgerald
The actress, Lady Edward Fitzgerald, formerly Miss May Etheridge: In publishing the latest portrait of Lady Edward Fitzgerald we need perhaps hardly remind our readers that she is the wife of the Duke of Leinsters younger brother, and in the unlikely event of his two elder brothers not having a heir would eventually come into the title. The peerage has recently been ornamented by many recruits frm the ranks of musical comedy, but as yet none of them have aspired to a ducal coronet
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Lady Edward Fitzgerald, formerly Miss May Etheridge, graces the cover of Tatler magazine in 1913, adorned in a luxurious fur coat. As the wife of the Duke of Leinster's younger brother, she holds an intriguing position in the peerage. With the title currently held by three elder brothers, Lady Fitzgerald's potential ascension to the ducal coronet is an unlikely, yet captivating prospect. The peerage of the early 1910s had seen an influx of new members from the world of musical comedy. Yet, none of these new recruits had dared to aspire to the lofty heights of a ducal title. Lady Fitzgerald's portrait, published in Tatler, serves as a reminder of the unique blend of art, fashion, and social hierarchy that defined the era. Born as May Etheridge, she had made a name for herself in the entertainment industry before marrying into the aristocracy. Her transformation from a celebrated actress to a duchess is an intriguing chapter in the history of the British nobility. The elegance and poise she exudes in this photograph are a testament to her grace and sophistication, making her a captivating figure in the annals of history. The Duke of Leinster's younger brother may not have any heirs at present, but Lady Edward Fitzgerald's portrait in Tatler serves as a reminder of the intriguing possibilities that the future may hold. This striking image, with its rich colors and intricate details, offers a glimpse into the opulent world of the British aristocracy during the early 1910s.
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