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Florrie Warren
Florrie Warren was one of the main Esperance girls and dance instructors. She travelled with Mary Neal to the US in 1910 to do a lecture and demonstration tour, stayed and married an American.

Lucy Neal tracked down her daughter Vida-Olinick Brown, who is now living in America. Vida was a dancer herself, and ballet mistress to George Balanchine in New York City Ballet.

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Espérance Club
Blanche Payling

Espérance Book, Part 1 - signatures of the Espérance girls

Letter from Florrie Warren to Emmeline Pethick-Lawrence

Letter from Mary Neal to Cecil Sharp 1909 'early days of our friendship'

Signed photos of Florrie Warren and May Stuart from the Espérance Club Book, Part 1

Images of Florrie Warren performing in America

Vida Brown

5 Mary Neal Stories by Lucy Neal

Roy Judge's notes on the Espérance girls' names

Daily Chronicle review of the Espérance Club

Letter from Florrie Warren to Emmeline Pethick-Lawrence

1911 Florrie Warren during visit to the US

Vida Brown Interview part 1

Roy Judge's notes on where the Espérance Girls danced around the UK

Advertisement for Espérance Club

Mary raises funds for Florrie's wedding

1911 Florrie Warren during visit to the US

Cicely and her great-grandchildren

A New York Poster for Carnegie Hall May 1911

The Esperance Morris Book

Florrie Warren and her Three Children

Letter

Signed portrait of Florrie Warren from the Espérance Club Book, Part I

Queen's Hall programme - 'Merrie England'