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We have found a cabinet card portrait of an undated First Communion group which we believe was taken in the early-1920s, but the late-1910s is possible. The boys are wearing knicker suits with black long stockings. One boys is dressed differently. We are not sure just what kind of jacket he is wearing, but he has a large white collar. He also appears to be wearing knee pants and unlike the other boys wears white long stockings. The girls wear the standard white junior wedding dresses with white long stockings. The dealer believes the church was somewhere in Massachusetts.
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