Josephine Rhodes, Proprietress of Boardinghouse
When the first incandescent lamps illuminated Pearl Street, Clara Henderson's small tailoring shop also glowed with a new light. Known for her precise stitches and ability to make garments fit like a glove, Clara had a gift for understanding her clients' most peculiar requests.
One unforgettable commission came from an eccentric inventor, who sought a garment that could conceal dozens of hidden pockets. Clara obliged, and the mysterious inventor was last seen vanishing into a crowd, his countless pockets filled with curious contraptions that would baffle even the most astute observer.
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