Maude Mae DeWitt
Date & Place:
at Colorado in Colorado United States
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Maude Mae DeWitt
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Kelly Sullivan
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12/31/2016
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AncientFaces
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01/03/2017
1905 photo of lovely Maude Mae DeWitt. No makeup and no "bling"!
Susan Schloss
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what a beauty.. and she lived until she was 91... what a gem
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Shes a real beauty..no make up needed..she natural.! Make up wasnt a big deal then#
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kinda true. cosmetics were seen as something to be used by ladies of ill repute (actresses, entertainers, dancers, bar maids...soiled doves) until about the 20s. It existed but no well bread lady would be seen wearing it or risk being scandalized.
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She did not need makeup , She's beautiful without it , As are most people . Why wreck your skin ,with that junk !!!!! ????
Heather Edseth
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01/03/2017
Idk I have worn it since I was 14, 38 and I get told I can pass for 26.
Jean White
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01/03/2017
Graciously beautiful, no bling or make up My Mother Viola Taylor-Vick
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She was very pretty. Didn't need makeup. For those of us who are not so blessed... I
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No kidding. I put lipstick on to take out the garbage the other day and considered my sanity.
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I look like the wrath of God without makeup. I think genetics and also the era in question have a lot to do with how photogenic people, especially women, appear in very old photos. In those days, there were hardly any cosmetics that would benefit anyone.
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Most women did not wear makeup in the early 1900s. It was not really considered proper for most women unless you were "a woman of the evening" so to speak. Lol she doesn't need it, she's beautiful but thank God that attitude changed lol
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Born in Missouri and worked her way west to Colorado. We had family in Wyoming back then, but DeWitts were like Smiths in Holland where the name originated. It means "white". Hard to tell, but thanks, I'd admire to know I'm related to that beautiful little gal. Reminds me of my granddaughter. See her chin? I'll bet she was a stubborn one!
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