Dress Dollie For Her Auto Trip, 1913

Can You Dress Dollie For Her Auto Trip? Eleanor, a paper doll by Raye Dryer, from October 19, 1913.

ELEANOR by Raye Dryer, 1913

Another paper doll from the "Jack and Jill" newspaper series by Miss Raye Dryer. Eleanor appeared on October 12, 1913.

ISOLDA From Wales, by Raye Dryer 1914

This Isolda paper doll from the "Jack and Jill" newspaper paper doll series by Raye Dryer, appeared in an Indiana newspaper on March 01, 1914. Isolda represents a child from Wales. A lovely paper doll series.

LARRY, the Scotch Boy

This paper doll by the talented Raye Dryer, appeared in an Indiana newspaper on February 22, 1914. From the Jack and Jill paper doll series.

Holland Coloring Page and Paper Dolls

The coloring page is from an Illinois newspaper dated March 14, 1924. The paper dolls, Gretchen and Hans, are from the Jack and Jill paper doll series by Raye Dryer that appeared in an Indianapolis newspaper on February 01, 1914 and February 08, 1914. The paper dolls in the series have a lovely look to them - such sweet faces.

JILL Is A Perfect Dainty Miss - 1914 Raye Dryer

These paper dolls of Jill, twin sister to Jack, appeared in an Indianapolis newspaper in January of 1914. The paper doll series by Raye Dryer continues with Jack and Jill traveling throughout Europe.

The Twins are Growing Up - 1913 by Raye Dryer

Baby Jack Paper Doll by Raye Dryer

Here is the baby Jack paper doll from the "Jack and Jill" newspaper paper doll series by Raye Dryer. Baby Jack appeared in an Indianapolis paper on November 16, 1913.

Baby Jill Paper Doll from 1913

Raye Dryer created a newspaper paper doll series about twins, Jack and Jill. This paper doll of baby Jill appeared in an Indianapolis newspaper on November 23, 1913.

PAPER DOLL by Raye Dryer, 1913

Raye Dryer was a newspaper illustrator and in 1913 began this paper doll series. Jane is the earliest paper doll in this series that I have been able to find. She is dated October 5, 1913. The series later focuses on twins, Jack and Jill, and their adventures around the world. The last paper doll in the series is dated May 24, 1914.