Women -- Suffrage -- Minnesota

Subseries was accompanied by a memo from the Minneapolis Public Library noting, "This ms consist (sic) of a few notes in Mrs. Paige's handwriting, but, for the most part, of transcriptions from dictation--Mrs. Paige's reminiscences of her life. Mrs. Darragh Aldrich had access to these in writing her biography of Mrs. Paige, Lady in Law, though much of the material in the notes did not get into the book."

The collection consists of program booklets with officer lists, member lists and agendas and study topics for specific meetings. The programs range from 1911-1942 and 1965-1966. The collection also consists of newspaper clippings from the 1915 to 1944.

The collection consists of three boxes and one oversized container. One box contains personal correspondence and papers. The second box contains notes and typewritten transcripts related to her biography "Lady in Law". The third box contains unpublished manuscripts and speeches, as well as newspaper clippings.

Subseries was accompanied by a memo from the Minneapolis Public Library noting, "This ms consist (sic) of a few notes in Mrs. Paige's handwriting, but, for the most part, of transcriptions from dictation--Mrs. Paige's reminiscences of her life. Mrs. Darragh Aldrich had access to these in writing her biography of Mrs. Paige, Lady in Law, though much of the material in the notes did not get into the book."

Subseries was accompanied by a memo from the Minneapolis Public Library noting, "This ms consist (sic) of a few notes in Mrs. Paige's handwriting, but, for the most part, of transcriptions from dictation--Mrs. Paige's reminiscences of her life. Mrs. Darragh Aldrich had access to these in writing her biography of Mrs. Paige, Lady in Law, though much of the material in the notes did not get into the book."

Subseries was accompanied by a memo from the Minneapolis Public Library noting, "This ms consist (sic) of a few notes in Mrs. Paige's handwriting, but, for the most part, of transcriptions from dictation--Mrs. Paige's reminiscences of her life. Mrs. Darragh Aldrich had access to these in writing her biography of Mrs. Paige, Lady in Law, though much of the material in the notes did not get into the book."

Subseries was accompanied by a memo from the Minneapolis Public Library noting, "This ms consist (sic) of a few notes in Mrs. Paige's handwriting, but, for the most part, of transcriptions from dictation--Mrs. Paige's reminiscences of her life. Mrs. Darragh Aldrich had access to these in writing her biography of Mrs. Paige, Lady in Law, though much of the material in the notes did not get into the book."