Where'd ya get those peepers?

Dave! One of the best titles yet! It took three visits, but finally, finally, the light bulb went off! Thanks for helping keep the cranium exercised! Ha!

[Welcome to the club. The majority of the commenters below (nine out of 16) are also in on this wee bit of whimsy. - Dave]

Is that P Street in Washington D.C.?

She looks ready to paddle the piddler.

Marion was my godmother's sister. Many good Christmas at 11 Primrose.

He was.

The detail in these photos is wonderful.

Maybe the secret to a long life is to put in your will that you want your picture on Shorpy after you're gone. This is the second lady in the past week who had a picture taken in the 20's who lived to be over 100 years old.

Didn't work for Shorpy, however.

Shorpee!

She died in April at age 102.

Junior Champeen.

Washington Post, Nov 17, 1921

Friends school students are now playing a tourney to decide the school tennis champion. The tournament covers junior and senior classes in both boys' and girls' events. Marion Leech, daughter of A.Y. Leech, jr., chairman of the tennis committee of the Columbia Country club, won the girls' junior title, beating Betty Ridsdale, 6-3, 6-2.
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Another critic from the peanut gallery?

And take the darn picture. I really must be going!"

to the press?

I think she was a sorority sister of my wife's grandmother. We used to go to her house on Primrose Lane in Chevy Chase on Christmas Night.

Hotel Incontinental.

Obviously No. 1