Elizabeth Peale's photo album before her marriage to Paul Ryder. Photo Album #3, page 16, three pictures of varying sizes: (1) Uncle Horace and his dog sitting on the lawn (2) Farm Equipment with the caption "A New Equipage." Under the picture: "Syd and Anna . . If Anna is ill is Syd Weller?" (3) A man, woman and three girls sitting on steps. The caption under this is "A Family Bunch." At the top of the page is a little piece of paper that appears to have been cut from stationary with "Goucher College" on it.
Elizabeth Peale's photo album before her marriage to Paul Ryder. Photo Album #3, page 45, has four pictures of varying sizes. (1) Young men dressed as women (possibly for a skit ) The caption over the picture "The Belles" and under the picture "Debutantes." (2) Two women sitting in a hammock and two standing next to them. (3) Men and women standing outside talking and (4) Two women pulling a farm implement with two women sitting on it. Man next to them has a shovel in his hand.
Elizabeth Peale's photo album before her marriage to Paul Ryder. Photo Album #3, page 46, has five pictures of varying sizes. (1) "I Do" unidentified Man kneeling in front of a woman ( possibly Elizabeth Peale Ryder ). It appears to be a mock wedding proposal. (2) "In Clover" Unidentified man and woman standing in a field. (3) "Rolling" A group of young men and women standing on a farm implement in a field. (4) "Going" A group of young people standing by the edge of a river or lake by canoes. (5) "In the Orchard" Fourteen men, women and a child standing in a field. The ones labeled are Mrs. Owenslager, Sarah Rupert, Helen O., and Harriet O.
( From album of Elizabeth Peale Ryder's photos taken before her marriage to Paul Ryder )
Loose picture from Bruce Ryder Photo Album Collection: Man in overalls and hat with 2 other workers next go a wagonload of hay. Two children on one of the horses that is hitched to the wagon. ( Man in overalls may be S. Edwin Peale , Elizabeth Ryder's father ) Caption on picture "Farmers by Heck!" July 14, 1915
