The Bradley-Martin Ball
byThe backlash against this ball finds a parallel in today’s current economic situation, as the excesses of Wall Street and the free-for-all spending of…
March, 2009
Elinor Glyn and “Three Weeks”
byIn 1812 with the publication of Childe Harold, Lord Byron “awoke and found myself famous”. The same could be said of prolific Edwardian author…
A life of contrast: Daisy, Countess of Warwick
byby Victoria Fishburn Imagine a beautiful woman from Edwardian England who married an Earl, became mistress to the Prince of Wales and astonished Society…