Judge — July 31, 1915 — page 15: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This illustration depicts a flirtatious social interaction captioned "Teasing." A well-dressed man in formal attire sits across from a woman in an elegant white gown at an intimate dinner table. The woman appears to be playfully teasing or flirting with the man while dining, as suggested by her coy expression and body language. The cartoon likely satirizes early-20th-century courtship rituals and gender dynamics of the era, where "teasing" represented a socially acceptable form of flirtation between unmarried people. Judge magazine frequently featured such scenes of romantic or social interaction, often poking gentle fun at contemporary dating customs and the performative nature of courtship among the upper classes.