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Mary Elizabeth Doutrich, Christmas 1918
"Christmas 1918--Just to wish you a merry Christmas and a happy New Year and that 'Old Santa' will bring you lots of nice gifts is my earnest wish. Mary Elizabeth Doutrich."
Mary Elizabeth Doutrich was the daughter of I. H. Doutrich, proprietor of a popular men's clothing store located in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Mary Elizabeth Doutrich was the daughter of I. H. Doutrich, proprietor of a popular men's clothing store located in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
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