Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series contains clippings about the Women's City Club from local newspapers. Some were organized in scrapbooks by year of publication, others were filed by the publication. Beginning in 1973, scrapbook contents were expanded to include photographs of members and advertisements for club programs. A couple of scrapbooks cover extended periods of time and/or focus on a particular event or theme as noted.

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This series contains photographs taken by, and of, the Women's City Club members.

Scope and Contents Mabel Allen, Marie Anderson, Margaret Benefiel, Helen Mae Bolt, Florence Bouwman, Carol Bullock, Mina Buys, Jane Campreau, Harriet Erybers, Kathy Fahner-Jones, Diane Farage, Priscilla Hallas, Dorothy Hauser, Mary Holmes, Kathryn Homan, Sandra Jackoboice, Louise Kenaga, Marie Kirkpatrick, Gloria Lambkin, Marion Lathrop, Katy McAleenan, Lucy Niedenthal, Mae Patten, Margaret Reeves, Patricia Renucci, Catherine Rhodes, Charlene Rice, Laura May Ripley, Wilma Schaafsma, Marie Schaefer, Ann...

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This series contains a small collection of correspondence, including letters and cards both received and sent by members and affiliates.

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Old Kent Bank and Trust Company correspondence refers to donations made from the estates of Laura May Ripley and Jean Sehler to WCC

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This series includes minutes, reports, and other official documents covering the club’s legal and business matters.

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This series includes minutes, reports, and other official documents covering the club’s legal and business matters.

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Correspondence regarding: Insurance inquiry response for Irma Cornelius; Art Institute of Chicago annual exhibition 1924 photocopy; resignation letters: Carol Crawford, Dorothy Neuy; objection to bible study club from Kay Berker 1989

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This subseries contains speeches delivered by club members on the history of various aspects of the Women's City Club.

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Two copies of invitation