Lillian and Beatrice take up Hortense's mantle to begin fighting for women's rights, thinking this will make them famous. Peepers bristles at Father Black Donahue's new r ...

Evidence abounds in Bellacourt Manor, both upstairs and downstairs, that it is haunted by a ghost or ghosts. Despite Lillian and Frederick both certain they know who is g ...

A little known sporting competition called the Olympics is coming to America for the first time. Victor and the other members of his men's club are incensed that women ar ...

Abandoned by Cornetta and Abortion Deb, Hortense reluctantly asks Lillian and Beatrice to assist her in a meteorological experiment which she hopes and suspects will garn ...

Celery is hosting her annual masquerade ball. She has a very specific agenda for this party, namely to get Colonel Beauregard Trimbald, the toilet king of Tallahassee, to ...

A new piece of technology is causing problems for those at Bellacourt Manor. A carriage accident leads to the talk of death and dying and the afterlife. While Beatrice ne ...

Beatrice is gaining some notoriety, but not the kind she wants: Edison's house was burglarized, the burglars who stole and have made for public viewing Beatrice's sex fil ...

Now that Beatrice has achieved some fame, Dodo comes up with the next idea which will make Beatrice become even more famous. That idea requires Beatrice to look as beauti ...

Lillian, inside Newport Sanatarium, runs into someone she knows there, the balance of power having shifted from what it was on the outside. But when Lillian discovers wha ...

The Commodore has returned to Bellacourt Manor purportedly on his last legs, the manor where he wants to die. Dodo grants him his request. However, the Commodore, alive a ...

Celery continues to lay the groundwork for Frederick's run to president in '08. At a rally at which Celery has dictated to Frederick what he is to do, Frederick does some ...