Off for a club sandwich and sweet tea. Home after the gossip and shopping energy runs out.1928 and the Canary Cottage Soda Shop and Tea Room, Louisville, Kentucky.

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Three women, all wearing cloche hats, sit at table in front of fireplace at the Canary Cottage soda shop and tea room, at 621 South Fourth Street in Louisville, Kentucky. Handwritten on bottom of mounted print: “R.G. Potter, Collection; Canary Cottage, on Fourth Street.” Undated photograph, late 1920s-very early 1930s. R. G. Potter Collection, University of Louisville Photographic Archives. https://digital.library.louisville.edu/concern/images/ulpa_p_00756?locale=en
Canary Cottage Tea Room, Louisville, Kentucky 1928: Interior of The Canary Cottage soda shop and tea room at 621 South Fourth Street in downtown Louisville, Kentucky. Includes wooden tables and chairs, chandeliers, fireplace, and coat of arms wall hangings. March 27, 1928 image. Caufield and Shook, photographers. https://digital.library.louisville.edu/concern/images/ulpa_cs_090984?locale=en
Canary Cottage Tea Room, Louisville, Kentucky 1928: Interior of The Canary Cottage soda shop and tea room at 621 South Fourth Street in downtown Louisville, Kentucky. Includes wooden tables and chairs, chandeliers, fireplace, and coat of arms wall hangings. March 27, 1928 image. Caufield and Shook, photographers. https://digital.library.louisville.edu/concern/images/ulpa_cs_090981?locale=en

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