WHAT A HAPPY BABY

I posted this picture and wondered what or who was sitting on the left side of the photo.   I blew it up and I could see what appeared to be dog legs.   It seems to me that the dog moved it head at the time the shutter clicked and his head is blurry.   Mothers hair style is that of the Gibson Girl Era.

KARL, ANN, ELSIE AND FRANK 1938

MOM’S COUSIN FROM CHICAGO

I find this an interesting photo.  I am wondering about what year it was taken.   I would like to see the rest of the dress and the locket.

THEY ARE NO LONGER LOST, I HAVE SENT THEM ON THEIR WAY

Just a quick note to update. Earlier, when I found the photos, I did a search for Henry and Calisa Steinke.  They were the first picture posted when I started this blog.   I found the couple on a tree on Ancestry.   I wrote to the trees owner and after a few emails I have sent them on their way.

I got a note from him and the family, they were excited, especially his mother in law, because she was able to identify  several members of her family.  He said he will keep in touch and give me the final results.   It is really good  to make someones family history with pictures that were found.

I told him that I think that anyone with an interest and working knowledge of Genealogy, would look and hope to find the family for the photos.

MOTHER AND CHILD

 

I did a search for the Elite Photography Studio but did not find one is Des Moines, IA.    What I liked was the  sleeve on her dress.  I can not tell if it a Leg O Mutton sleeve or some variation.  It could be a covering of sleeve with a little cape?   Leg O Mutton sleeves appeared in the mid 1890’s and were gone about 1906.  The bodice is fancy and the skirt is plain.

ANOTHER CUTIE..

HOW CUTE I AM….