What is Her Name?

A woman with long red hair in a blue dress sits in front of a circular background with a silhouette of a building. The text "What is Her Name?" is at the bottom left.

This picture sits framed in my creative studio, where for the previous decade it hung in the master bathroom (in the old house) :

Although this copy (that we framed) was found in a portfolio filled with some de-magazined pages in a shop in Streetcar Village, I do also have the April 1920 Ladies’ Home Journal in which the advertisement appears. This was 46 years before they adopted the motto, “Never underestimate the power of a woman.” There are several ads in LHJ and other places featuring the same model.

Yesterday I just happened to look over my right shoulder and .

While I thought that finding out might be slim odds, I approached the game with my typical possibilitic demeanor… and found out that she is Margaret Moore, wife of the artist Will Grefé and mother of both Mary Elizabeth Fox (whom I think is still alive, and wrote this biography of her father) and William Grefé III.

Anyway, this is very much a work still in progress.

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