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Beatrice Underwood, Canada 1911

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Beatrice Underwood, Canada 1911
This is a photo of my Mother, Beatrice Underwood, taken in 1911. She was born August 1894 in Toronto. She married Frederick Cottrell in 1916.
People in photo include: Beatrice Underwood
Date & Place: in Toronto Canada
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Yesterday we shared some interesting tall hats...today we share a wide hat from the same era. Which do you prefer?
Photo of Sharon Greenawalt Sharon Greenawalt
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05/27/2020
This one is too overwhelming for me. But it looks nice on her.
Photo of Sharon Burns Sharon Burns
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05/27/2020
That's one way to socially distance, maybe we should bring them back.
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05/27/2020
Sharon Burns or hoop skirts ๐Ÿ˜‰
Photo of Kimberly Hillman Kimberly Hillman
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05/28/2020
Sharon I agree
Photo of Sharon Burns Sharon Burns
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05/28/2020
Maybe panniers, but on all sides. We could all just take up the same space as a sofa.
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05/27/2020
She looks like she's wearing a social distancing at!
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05/27/2020
I love this one!
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05/27/2020
I like the hats Audrey Hepburn wore in My Fair Lady, I believe they were all wide, if I remember correctly.
Does the Wizard of Oz come to mind?
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05/27/2020
Valerie Curtiss I donโ€™t remember anyone wearing big hats in the Wizard of Oz. The Lady in the pic looks beautiful and elegant.
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05/27/2020
Did๐Ÿ˜
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05/27/2020
Valerie Curtiss Oh yes ๐Ÿ˜†
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05/27/2020
It looks good with the plume.
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05/27/2020
This was beore theaters. She didn't need an umbrella.
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05/27/2020
The wider hat would come in handy if you didn't have an umbrella!
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05/27/2020
I thought around 1912, the broad hats & hobble skirts were so chic...x
Photo of Holly Becker Holly Becker
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05/27/2020
My grandmother and her two sisters in their hats.
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05/28/2020
I love this hat...very elegant!
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05/28/2020
My Grandma 1912
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05/28/2020
Love the wide brimmed ones
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05/28/2020
Tall ones.
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05/28/2020
Grandma and grandpa 1910
Photo of Christine Paul Christine Paul
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05/28/2020
Wide is the way to go, just saying!!!
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05/29/2020
Elegant lady.
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05/29/2020
I like this one. Very classy!
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05/29/2020
My grandmother and, I really donโ€™t know who, in the early to mid 1900โ€™s.
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05/31/2020
Look pretty cool
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05/31/2020
Look pretty cool
I have Underwood's in my line too..
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