I like to wear hats, too!
Today I’m remembering Maude E. Eisenberger Stewart (1894-1983). She was a feisty but loving lady. I enjoy her stylish sense of fashion, and devotion to hat wearing! When she was a young mother, she would pay a neighbor to make most of her children’s clothing. Maude enjoyed picking out the fabrics and patterns. She was a great seamstress, but she liked to help out others. Her daughter, Evelyn, remembered that her mom often made sandwiches for the poor and homeless people near where they lived in Kingston, New Jersey. How nice to be remembered for acts of kindness!
When you have time, take a look at Cat’s blog at Show My Face. Happy Saturday!
Copyright 2015 by Maryann Barnes and Genealogy Sisters.
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This is a charming selection of hats!
Six Words and Shadows
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Thanks! It is hot here in Virginia today, and I’m grabbing a hat on my way out!
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Wonderful to see how her face matured but didn’t change. And I love the hats!
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Thanks, Amy! Maude was my husband’s Nana, and I agree she didn’t change!
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She does look rather feisty!
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Thanks, Lorraine, for reading and commenting. She was feisty and uppity!
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Very cool transitional shots. Thanks for the intro.
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Ron, I’m glad to hear you enjoyed my SWS post today!
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Beautiful photos! Are those bathing suits?! How wonderful!
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Thanks! Yes, they were wearing bathing suits at the New Jersey shore, taken around 1922.
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Such a fabulous shot.
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I especially like the one of Maude as a child, Maryann, so cute!
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Thanks, Dara! I love how Maude’s personality shines in that photo, and I agree, so cute!
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