Four unidentified women stand in front of a house. They all are wearing jackets or sweaters and boots.

Mexican festival dancers in the city streets. Dancers wear head ornaments or masks. Inscription reads: "This only shows the clown who has a face of an evil spirit, also the boy child who has to be dressed as a girl to represent no sex."

Indigenous people of Guadalajara, Mexico pose for a picture wearing their dancing costumes and headdresses. Some people hold flags and instruments.

Kate Lenfield, mother of Anne and Edwin Scofield Giles. Inscription reads: "Ever truly your friend. Kate Lenfield. Mother of Ed & Anne Giles."

Helen E. Warren, aunt of Edith Warren (Corliss) Giles.

Alice Cadogan, paternal great-grandmother to Patricia Ann Patten, Arthur N. Patten, Jr. and Edwin Giles Patten of Lenox, Mass. and grandmother to John Lucas Cadogan. Was once the oldest California born woman.

Jane Alice Cadogan marching in Nogales, Arizona parade. She is likely the girl underneath the black X that has been marked on the page.