Women -- Minnesota -- Societies and clubs.

Club histories, newspaper clippings, and programs from 1928 to 1964. The programs list officers, order of business, standing committees, member names and addresses, past presidents, honorary members, and program topics for each year.

Collection includes programs (1945-1952 and 1964-1966), and one clipping. Each program gives the leadership and membership for the year, the club motto and collect, study topics, and agendas for each meeting. Some topics include “North Brazil and the Amazon” and “South American Literature and Art.” The clipping describes a Pan-American event planned between the Iota Club and eleven women’s groups in Central and South America, which was aired on WTCN Broadcasting.

The collection consists of material related to the Minnesota Federation of Women's Clubs. The material includes newspaper clippings, historical summaries, programs, and newsletters. The collection also contains several files of material pertaining to radio programs sponsored by the Federation in the early 1940s, including "World Adventure Club," "Pioneer Women of Minnesota," and "General Federation of Women's Clubs Golden Jubilee Roll Call."

Includes a brief history of the club, several newspaper clippings, and club programs spanning 1920-1923 and 1940-1944.

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."

Correspondence to or from Mabeth Hurd Paige.

Collection consists of loose and bound notes, clippings, handwritten cards, and pamphlets produced by Martha Wells between 1891 and 1917.

The collection includes officer lists, and member's achievement records (1940s-1950s), correspondence, clippings, annual reports, obituaries, artistic works by members, profiles of members, newsletters and scrapbooks.

Collection consists of newspaper clippings about the Outlook Study Club and the club’s annual programs spanning 1916-1944.

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."