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Countess of Cromer
Lady Cromer, formerly Lady Ruby Elliott, daughter of the fourth Earl of Minto. She married the Earl of Cromer (when he was Viscount Errington) in 1908 and had two daughters, Lady Rosemary and Lady Violet Baring. She was a Lady of Grace of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem in England. Date: 1918
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Countess Cromer Elliot Grace Jerusalem Jun16 Necklace Order Pearl Pearls Peerage Ruby Upper
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This portrait captures the elegant and refined beauty of Lady Cromer, nee Ruby Elliott, in the year 1918. Born into the esteemed peerage as the daughter of the fourth Earl of Minto, Lady Cromer's life was steeped in the grandeur and tradition of the upper class. In 1908, she married Viscount Errington, who later became Earl of Cromer, and together they welcomed two lovely daughters, Lady Rosemary and Lady Violet Baring, into the world. Amidst the tumultuous backdrop of World War I, Lady Cromer's poised demeanor and unwavering grace stood as a testament to her resilience and strength. Her commitment to her faith was unwavering, as evidenced by her membership in the prestigious Order of St. John of Jerusalem in England, an organization dedicated to the provision of humanitarian aid and the advancement of spiritual welfare. In this portrait, Lady Cromer dons an exquisite pearl necklace, adding an air of sophistication and timeless elegance to her regal appearance. The pearls, with their luminous and ethereal quality, serve as a fitting symbol of her inner radiance and the enduring beauty of the human spirit. As the world around her was consumed by the chaos and uncertainty of war, Lady Cromer remained a beacon of grace and composure, embodying the strength and resilience of the women of her era. This portrait serves as a poignant reminder of a bygone era, one in which the peerage and the aristocracy held a powerful sway over society, and the bonds of family and faith provided a steadfast foundation amidst the storms of history.
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