Lady Monson transports eggs for the wounded, 1915

With the news that 200, 000 eggs a week were wanted for sick and wounded soldiers, Lady Monson, an enthusiastic worker, is seen driving a car loaded with eggs. Lady Monson was the daughter of the late General Roy Stone of Mendham, New Jersey, USA and a widow of Lawrence Turnure of New York. Her hsuband, 9th Baron and Baronet, was once Assistant-Comptroller of the Household and Equerry to the late Duke of Saxe-Coburg (Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh)

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