Women -- Societies and clubs.
Found in 36 Collections and/or Records:
Matthew T. Scott papers
A collection of business documents relating to the establishment and development of a 55,000-acre frontier estate in Illinois and a 5,000-acre estate in Iowa, by Matthew T. Scott, Jr., of Lexington, Kentucky, the Scott family and other partners. Notebooks and papers dating from 1852 describe purchases, acquisitions and sales of land and the development costs and crop yields of frontier farms.
Melita Hamilton Skillen papers
New York State Federation of Home Bureaus records
New York State Federation of Home Bureaus records including minutes, programs, reports, clippings, and photos.
New York State Veterinary Medical Society Auxiliary records
Scrapbooks and subject files kept by the New York State Veterinary Medical Society Auxiliary from 1948-2000.
Patriotic Order of Americans records
Secretary's minute book for a patriotic women's organization, presumably allied with the Patriotic Order of the Sons of America.
Phillips Hall Women's Club records
Minutes, treasurer's reports, schedules, membership rosters, and correspondence of the Phillips Hall Women's Club, an association of faculty wives in the Cornell University Department of Electrical Engineering.
Salem Monday Club records
Programs, scrapbook, record books, constitution, photographs, menus, and miscellany of a women's discussion group from Salem, Washington County, N.Y. Fannie Fairchild Fairley Dillon was a member.
Salem village papers
Sibley Wives' Society records
Included are news bulletins, announcements, programs, reports, membership lists, minutes, correspondence, and financial records of the Sibley Wives' Society. Also, questionnaires and a tally sheet recording members' responses regarding termination of the society in 1966.
Sigma Delta Epsilon, Alpha Chapter records
Records pertain to the organization and functioning of Sigma Delta Epsilon, Graduate Women In Science.