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Front row (left to right): Cornelia V. Christenson; Mrs. Leser; Clyde E. Martin. Arranged on steps (left to right): Mrs. Brown; Paul H. Gebhard; William Dellenback; Alfred E. Kinsey; Wardell B. Pomeroy; Dr. Davis; Eleanor Roehr; Dorothy Collins

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  • quixotic glass said:
    Mrs Leser obviously keeps tabs on what the youngsters get up to in this Department !
  • Mary-Ellen Peters said:
    SICKOS all of them .. really sick in the head people. AWFUL cannot call this science... you white coat priests!

(left to right): Henry Granger Knight (1878-1942) and unidentified woman (probably Nelly Dryden Knight)

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  • *GeeRoT-> (WNR) (SMDB) said:
    ew worst pic ever!
  • quixotic glass said:
    Happy people !
  • Smithsonian Institution said:
    Penny presents an excellent question. What is this woman holding? Perhaps Karon is right... could it be a celluloid frame purse? I'll shoot this one back to our brilliant archivists and researchers, see what we come up with! Thanks, Susannah Smithsonian Institution Archives
  • Smithsonian Institution said:
    The Archives' scuttlebutt is that it may be a camera. Possibly a folding camera? According to our research associate, Marcel Chotkowski LaFollette, the Knights had a comfortable living; this might be some new model. She also mentioned his badge indicates that they were attending an annual meeting of one of the scientific societies, so this was the type of occasion for snapshots. May check in with our colleagues and experts at Smithsonian's National Museum of American History. I'll certainly follow up if new insights emerge. In the meantime, I pose the question back to you . . . what do you think?? Also, who is that lovely creature bearing such a warm and dimply grin? Susannah Smithsonian Institution Archives
  • splinterexpert said:
    It looks like a cigarette roling machine. I bought one once at an antique store and took forever to figure out what it was.

Marian Geraldine Hogan Ingram (1919-1995)

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  • quixotic glass said:
    Pretty Lady
  • MarisaBourgoin said:
    Marion Geraldine Hogan Ingram (1919-1995) was a private meteorologist and the president of Weather Services, Inc. in Boston, Massachusetts. She appeared in several editions of Who's Who of American Women (1958/59, 1961/62 and 1964/65) - I don't have access those at the moment (nor have I been able find an obit online so far) or I would try to fill in some other details.
  • Smithsonian Institution said:
    Marisa- This is really exciting! Thank you so much for the lead, and potential misspellings, which I'm passing along to our archivists now! We'll keep you all posted on anything else we find out about Hogan Ingram. Best, Catherine Shteynberg Smithsonian Institution Archives
  • Smithsonian Institution said:
    MarisaBourgoin We have updated this after quite a long time. Thanks again for your comment Marisa! Cheers, Effie