Hillsboro Band (Women's), 1902
Title
Hillsboro Band (Women's), 1902
Description
A group of women and one man pose in a studio. Two are seated in front, six sit in chairs, and another six stand in back with a man. All but two hold brass instruments: tubas, trumpets, baritones, etc. A bass drum sits to the left and a snare drum to the right of the two women in front of the group. All the women wear white, high-necked, long sleeved shirts with puffed sleeves and front pleats, tucked into dark, full-length skirts, and either a bow or a long tie. Their hair is up, some drawn back from a center part, others in a full pompadour style. The man pictured in the middle of the back row wears a dark suit with a rigid collar and a tie, and has a well-groomed mustache. Oval photo pasted on dark heavy cardstock. On the bottom of the image in black ink is written 'Pope S. Bennett, Hillsboro, OR, 1902' with a flourishing underscore. 'Pope S. Bennett, Hillsboro, Or' is also printed in white on the lower right corner of the mat.
Ladies Band - Hillsboro - about 1902. Seated Left to Right: Front. 1. Blanch Houston, 2. Ona Foord, 3. Elsie Schulmerich, 4. Annette White, 5. Lucy Humphreys, 6. Miss Kendall - (Gertrude), 7. Pearl Smith, 8. Miss Bird Sappington. Back Standing 9 Susie McKinney, 10 Jennie Reasoner, Ollie Weaver (Mrs. Claude Greear), 12 W. J. Wall leader, 13 Miss [illegible] Weatherred, 13 Jennie Greer (Mrs. W.G. Hasse[?]), Elepha Ruble.
Date Created
1902
Subject
Place
Medium
photographic prints
Language
English
Identifier
WCMpic_000148
Rights
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Type
Still Image