Gabrielle Ray – Peggy – The Tatler – Wednesday 15th March 1911
THE LETTERS OF A WORLDLY WOMAN
All the frocks in Peggy at the Gaiety are too utterly ravishingly delightful for anything, and the play is all one wants and looks for! A detachment of the S.P.C.A. would, I should think, have a field day there were it a punishable offence to wear more than £50 worth of aigrettes at one time, for the becoming ornament flourishes positively in bushes. Edna May’s “Ornamental Purity Brigade” also might get a look-in, for there is not, needless to say, a petticoat on the stage from start to finish, though there are some quite fascinating things in trouser skirts.
The new leading lady, charming Miss Phyllis Dare who has acquired I see yet another new motor of the latest torpedo shape – remains true, of course, to the “little girl” simplicity type, as also Olive May and Gabrielle Ray, both ravishing in muslin and embroidery and lace like very expensive babies, and looks perhaps her very best in a dainty frocklet in which sky blue, pale pink satin, and rosebuds play a prominent part under a white straw bonnet with pendant ribbons.
The Tatler – Wednesday 15th March 1911
Eric Loder – Ella Maxwell – The Tatler – Wednesday 1st September 1937
THE RIVIERA BY NIGHT
Miss Elsa Maxwell and Major Loder getting on well together.
Miss Elsa Maxwell has been down south for several weeks, and takes every available party in her stride.
Miss Maxwell seen here with Major Eric Loder at the Cannes Palm Beach Casino.
The Tatler – Wednesday 1st September 1937
Constance Drever – The Merry Widow – The Tatler – Wednesday 22nd September 1909
MISS CONSTANCE DREVER AND M. DE FREYN
Dancing the celebrated waltz from “La Veuve Joyeuse” at the Apollo Theatre. So successful has the French “Merry Widow” become that it will be played right through the autumn and winter season. Miss Drever has become a great favourite with Parisian audiences.
The Tatler – Wednesday 22nd September 1909
The stepping stone to beauty – The Tatler – Wednesday 8th February 1922
A similar advertisement used in Stepping stones to beauty – The Tatler – 1916
Eric Loder – The Tatler – Wednesday 8th November 1939
Mrs. W. R. Hearst with Major Eric Loder at the Iridium Room, Manhattan Island
Eric Loder – The Tatler – Wednesday 22nd April 1925
SOCIETY IN THE SUN AT LE TOUQUET
Mrs Montefiore and Mr. Eric Loder
Lady Meyer, Mrs. Eric Loder, Mrs. L. Cohen, and Georges Carpentier
Mrs. Eric Loder is a daughter of the Hoon. Eustace Fitzgerald, and her husband is a kinsman of Sir Giles Loder,
Lady Meyer is the wife of Sir. Frank Meyer, Bart., and was formally Miss Marjorie Seeley
The Tatler – Wednesday 22nd April 1925