Bridgeport, Chicago, Illinois, 1914. Mr. Irene's maternal Grandmother, Anna—on the right—stands with her cousin. This photo was taken about four years after Anna emigrated to the United States and three years before she married.
December 5, 2011
Related by Marriage: Assimilating and Eligible
Imagine the mechanics that were necessary to maintain a waist so cinched. The elaborate Gibson-Girl coiffures appear equally complicated.
Bridgeport, Chicago, Illinois, 1914. Mr. Irene's maternal Grandmother, Anna—on the right—stands with her cousin. This photo was taken about four years after Anna emigrated to the United States and three years before she married.
Bridgeport, Chicago, Illinois, 1914. Mr. Irene's maternal Grandmother, Anna—on the right—stands with her cousin. This photo was taken about four years after Anna emigrated to the United States and three years before she married.
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And I can't stand to wear a pair of Levi's just one inch smaller than my normal waist size. It's just too uncomfortable.
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