Tea time in the air. Miss Wanda Wood, hostess for the Eastern Air Transport, serves tea for two, Misses Charlotte Childress and Elizabeth Hume, aboard one of the line's passenger planes. The company provides bridge, tea and cigarettes, with hostesses and arrange the bridge games and serve the tea. 1/10/30

Exterior of the Aviation hut at Evres, in the Argonne, where Miss Dorothy Potter and Miss Charlotte Naylor are in charge representing the American Red Cross. These young women have acquitted themselved nobly, having ten months at the 3rd Aviation Instruction Centre, and then at Toul. During the advance they were at Souilly, but are now attached to the 3rd. Group, 1st. Pursuit Wing, 1st Army

Spring pulpwood drive on the Brown Company timber holdings in Maine. At ten o'clock and two o'clock woodsmen eat near their work, serving themselves cafeteria style with plenty of opportunity for second helpings. They eat four meals daily throughout the drive

Washington, D.C. Members of a Woodrow Wilson High School sorority serving tea for their mothers at the home of their advisor, Mrs. Mary Spangler (right)

Tea time in the air. Miss Wanda Wood, hostess for the Eastern Air Transport, serves tea for two, Misses Charlotte Childress and Elizabeth Hume, aboard one of the line's passenger planes. The company provides bridge, tea and cigarettes, with hostesses and arrange the bridge games and serve the tea. 1/10/30

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