Of the 11 girls, only one parted her hair on the right side. She's also fond of her flapper pearl necklace.

to a local exhibition and have the "Guess Your Age" guy try and figure out their ages, he would surely lose some money.

Well, at least they seem to be having a better time than in the last picture! A couple of the gals are actually smiling and Violet herself seems to be on the verge of cracking up.

I love that Violet is in almost the same position as in the previous year's photo - relaxed and not at all ladylike. Her mother must have despaired. It's interesting how much these girls have changed in a year - last year many of them still looked like little girls, but the passage of a year (as well as more grown-up clothes) has made most of them into young women.

Even a group of teens could wear it safely, along with dresses aping their mom's fashions.

What is cutest about this portrait: the paper-doll place holders, set it front of each plate. But one must assume that this household could afford servants - who else would polish all that intricate silver?

What's with this Violet girl, does she have a Birthday every year or somethin'?

Sheesh, some kids are so spoiled!