Women in charitable work -- Minnesota -- Minneapolis
Found in 10 Collections and/or Records:
Charlotte Griffin Weld Papers
Correspondence, newspaper clippings, ephemera, and realia from Charlotte Griffin Weld’s local volunteer roles.
Collection on Concordia Society of the Swedish Hospital
Collection contains newspaper clippings and seven yearbooks spanning 1932 to 1940 (incomplete). The yearbooks include an annual President’s Report, calendar of engagements, brief financial report, committees and members, members and addresses, and the Concordia Anniversary Song lyrics.
Collection on the Daughters of the American Revolution
Collection on the Junior League of Minneapolis
This collection includes newspaper clippings (1938-2001), anniversary booklets (50th, 1974 and 75th, 1999), a yearbook and directory, and miscellaneous programs, press releases, membership information, brochures, announcements, and assorted ephemera from the Junior League of Minneapolis.
Collection on the Minnesota Federation of Women's Clubs, Fifth District
Minneapolis Council of Women's Organizations Records
The collection consists of seven record books (1892-1901), several clippings from the 1890s, miscellaneous publications, treasurer's reports, and correspondence from the 1890s.
National Society of New England Women, Minneapolis Colony Programs and Newspaper Clippings
Collection contains newspaper clippings about the National Society of New England Women and the club’s annual programs spanning 1927-1937.
Pathfinders Club Programs and Newspaper Clippings
Collection consists of newspaper clippings about the Pathfinders Club and the club’s annual programs spanning 1901-1960.
Twentieth Century Club Programs and Newspaper Clippings
Collection consists of newspaper clippings about the Twentieth Century Club and the club’s annual programs spanning 1917-1956.
Women's Christian Association Involvement, undated
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."