Collection: Helen E. Hokinson Cartoons for The New Yorker, 1926-1949 - CAO: Powered by ArcLight and hosted at Western CT State University Search Results

Start Over Collection Helen E. Hokinson Cartoons for The New Yorker, 1926-1949

12. "But if you married a man named Kimball your first year out of college, what on earth did you do with Albert Fowler?" Box 1, Folder 12

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12."I'm dying to ask him a few questions about Mabel Dodge Luhan!", 1938-1938 Box 3, Folder 38

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12. "Tell Mrs. Conklin about the wonderful steaks you had on Okinawa." Box 12, Folder 265

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12. "The question is—do we need to fall back on Gilbert & Sullivan or do we want to fall back on Ibsen?", 1944-1944 Box 11, Folder 250

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12. [Young woman in fur coat confronting saleslady at dress pattern counter.] Box 10, Folder 178

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130. [Young woman posing in photographer's studio.] Box 10, Folder 212

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131. [Matron standing in canoe tied up to a dock.] Box 7, Folder 130

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132. [Four matrons entering car in front of church.] Box 7, Folder 131

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133. "Well, there you are. We had just about given you up for lost!", 1947-1947 Box 7, Folder 132

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134. [Matron conversing with fuel oil truck driver filling her in-ground tank.] Box 7, Folder 133

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