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OK, I went down in flaming defeat in round 1. My diabolical scheme to fool you all did not work. So, here is round 2. Who is this woman?
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- PJM
- I grew up in West Texas, and could not wait to get away. I got away, and went to the University of Texas, and then on to Stanford. I saw the world, and decided what I really wanted was to be in West Texas. So here I am, right back where I started. I had it all, and found it was not that great.
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No clue but I love the hat.
ReplyDeleteThis is where I fail miserably after Round 1; although I guess being 6 hours ahead of you means I've got longer to guess. Maybe? Haha.
ReplyDeleteIs it Alice Roosevelt Longworth?
ReplyDeleteWeelarry,
ReplyDeleteSorry, but no cigar.
PJM
oh well, work beckons, good luck everyone!
ReplyDeleteI think she is Helen Taft.
ReplyDeleteRob,
ReplyDeleteYou are a winner!
This was Miss Helen Taft, daughter of Predident Taft.
PJM
Good job Rob! After that one horrible contest day, I think it is easy to spot a Taft for me now.
ReplyDeleteGood going, Rob. Haven't seen you
ReplyDeletefor a while, but knew you'd be
back with a surprise win.
Good photo of Nate and Mrs Nate.
Thank you Nate and Ray. Nice picture Nate!
ReplyDeleteI'll never figure out how you folks recognize these obscure photos.
ReplyDeleteI'll never figure out how you folks recognize these obscure photos.
ReplyDeleteI'll never figure out how you folks recognize these obscure photos.
ReplyDeleteI'll never figure out how you folks recognize these obscure photos.
ReplyDeleteA stunning photo and I learned something new today - thanks PJM.
ReplyDeleteI am under the impression Ray was impressed with how you all got it this morning.
ReplyDeletePJM
Well, she looks like a very sweet young girl... love the clothing, the wicker furniture, the hat, the... well, everything! I not-so-secretly wish I lived back in the early 20th century.
ReplyDeleteAww, shucks! Why can't I be a time traveler, like the Evil Nate Maas??
Looks like she could be having tea at The Breakers in Newport.
ReplyDeleteI love that era.
PJM:
ReplyDeleteHow did you make that picture of Nate?
Also, the hat rounds off "Hat Week" very nicely.
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