urn:taro:utsa.00051 A Guide to the Woman's Club of San Antonio Records, 1892-1995 Text converted by SPI Content Sciences Inc., July 2003. Finding aid written in English. July 6, 2004Edited in XMetal 3 by Traci JoLeigh Drummond according to instructions inTARO 2 EAD 2002 Editing Instructions 16 June 2008 Edited with XMetal Author by Nikki Lynn Thomas according to instructions in TARO 2 EAD 2002 Editing Instructions. Descriptive SummaryWoman's Club of San AntonioWoman's Club of San Antonio Records, 1892-1995 Materials are in English.MS 1 37 linear feet (approximately 27,000 items) Archives and Special Collections Department, The University of Texas at San Antonio LibraryThe Woman's Club of San Antonio, a club organized for charitable work, education and fellowship, was founded on October 1, 1898. It is the oldest women's civic and social organization in San Antonio, and was the first women's club in Texas to endorse women's suffrage.Records document the structure, activities, interests, events, and business transactions of the Woman's Club of San Antonio. Of note are membership applications, 1937-1982; Fiesta programs, 1945-1994; and yearbooks, 1900-1987. The core of the Club's activities are documented in the records of the Roundtables. Preferred Citation

Woman's Club of San Antonio Records, 1892-1994, MS 1, Archives and Special Collections, University of Texas at San Antonio Library.

 Historical Note

The Woman's Club of San Antonio, a club organized for charitable work, education and fellowship, was founded on October 1, 1898. It is the oldest women's civic and social organization in San Antonio, and was the first women's club in Texas to endorse women's suffrage. Among the charter members of the Club were San Antonio suffragists Eleanor Brackenridge, Marin B. Fenwick and Anna Hertzberg. The civic interests of the Woman's Club include, but are not limited to, dvocating vocational training for girls in public schools, supporting public health and safety measures, writing members of Congress regarding immigration policies, initiating flower shows to foster local beautification efforts, and establishing March 8 of each year as Friendship Day. The Woman's Club has served the community by offering scholarships and loans to women in college, helping to establish the Witte Museum, supporting the Bexar County Tuberculosis Association, providing volunteers to the State Hospital, and participating in a variety of fund raising events for local charities. One of the largest events in which the Woman's Club participates is Fiesta. The Woman's Club coordinates the Fiesta Flower Show, Fashion Show and Teenage Coronation, and is involved with the Fiesta River Parade and the Pilgrimage to the Alamo. The activities sponsored by the club are well documented in the 'club' pages of the San Antonio Express-News and the former San Antonio Light.

The club has owned two clubhouses, the first on Camden Street, and the current clubhouse on San Pedro, the Woodward House, which is both a state and national landmark. Through meetings, luncheons and community involvement, the Woman's Club provides members with opportunities for friendship, exchange of ideas, professional networking and philanthropy. As of January 1996, the Woman's Club continues to meet and engage in community activities in San Antonio.

 Scope and Content Note

The records of the Woman's Club of San Antonio cover the years 1892-1994. Minutes, reports, news bulletins, yearbooks, correspondence, financial records, legal documents, scrapbooks, programs and photographic materials document the structure, activities, interests, events and business transactions of the Club. The records of the Board of Directors, the General Assembly, and the Officers document the governance and the business of the club. In addition, matters such as resignations and internal club business are revealed in the Correspondence.

Material on the civic and social activities and interests of Club members can be found in the Department records, Committee records, Roundtable records, and Events records. The Events records in particular reveal the Club's participation in San Antonio's annual Fiesta celebration. The best overall view of the Club and its structure is available in the annual Club yearbooks, 1900-1987, located in Printed Materials. These publications contain member lists, calendars of events and meetings, officer lists, by-laws, rules and a message from the Club president. Applications for membership, 1937-1982, record demographic information about club members, including schooling, place of birth, occupation and club affiliations. These documents are located in the Membership sub-series within series Committees. The largest group of records document the Roundtables, which are luncheon groups organized to encourage study and friendship. These groups are the core of the Club's civic and social activities, and record their activities both in individual documents as well as scrapbooks.

 Access Restrictions

There are some restricted materials located in the Financial Records series and the Committees series. All remaining materials are open for research.

 Usage Restrictions

Permission to publish material from the Records must be obtained from the Archives and Special Collections, University of Texas at San Antonio Library.

 Series List Collected History,1898-1989 Legal Documents, 1908-1990 Correspondence, 1913-1990 Printed Materials, 1900-1992 Financial Records, 1920-1989 Board of Directors, 1906-1989 General Assembly, 1908-1991 Officers, 1892-1989 Departments, 1900-1985 Committees, 1898-1991 Roundtables, 1910-1990 Study Groups, [1929-1940] Other Meeting Groups, 1911-[1930s] Events, 1940-1994 Affiliated Organizations, 1914-1986 Photographs, 1913-1990 Ephemera, 1935-1988 Acquisition Information

Materials were donated by the Woman's Club of San Antonio, 1992-1997 (Acc. #1992-003, 1996-001, 1997-032).

 Processing Information

Processed by Jill Jackson, Archivist, December 1996 and by UTSA Archives staff in 1997..

 Index Terms Organizations Woman's Club of San Antonio. Battle of Flowers Festival (San Antonio, Tex.). Fiesta San Antonio. TopicsWomen--Texas--San Antonio--Societies and clubs--History. Women in public life--Texas--San Antonio. Women--Texas--San Antonio--Social life and customs. Historic buildings--Texas--San Antonio. Genres/formatsCorrespondence.Ephemera.Financial records.Legal documents.Photographs.Scrapbooks.Yearbooks. Detailed Description of the Collection Collected History

Essays, bibliographical summaries and scrapbooks document the Woman's Club history, the clubhouse at 1717 San Pedro Avenue, the lives of prominent members of the Club.

Arranged by type of record,

 1 Essays 1 1 History of the Woman's Club, Mrs. Charles Allen 1 2 History of the Woman's Club, Bettye Womack, 1965 1 3 Story of the Woman's Club of San Antonio, Bettye Womack, 1974 1 4 The Clubhouse, Bettye Womack, 1974 1 5 Return to Elegance: The Restoration and Beautification of the Woman's Club of San Antonio, Bettye Womack, 1976 1 6 Introduction, Bettye Womack, 1989 1 Biographical Summaries 1 7 Allen, Mrs. Charles R. (Arda), President, 1947-1949 1 8 Bates, Mrs. Leroy Sumner (Mary Fanny), President, 1912-1914 1 9 Brackenridge, Miss Eleanor, President, 1898-1905 1 10 Cochrane, Mrs. John P. (Minnie), President, 1955-1956 1 11 Fenwick, Miss Marin B. 1 12 Hein, Mrs. Henry F. (Paula), President, 1967-1969 1 13 Hertzberg, Mrs. Eli (Anna), President, 1905-1907 1 14 Hudspeth, Mrs. Claude B. (Mary), President, 1945-1947 1 15 Pfeil, Miss Rowene 1 16 Reeves, Mrs. Archie R. (Leonie), President, 1963-1964 1 17 Womack, Mrs. T.J. (Bettye), President, 1964-1965 32 Scrapbooks 32 Woman's Club of San Antonio 32 11924-1930 OM 15 Oversize: 1940s-1950s OM 10 Oversize: 1955-1956 OM 11 Oversize: 1956-1957 OM 13 Oversize: 1957-1958 OM 12 Oversize: 1962-1963 OM 19 Oversize: 1963-1964 OM 20 Oversize: 1964-1965 OM 21 Oversize: 1964-1965 Legal Documents

Records document the establishment of the Club, changes in governance and organization, ownership of property, business transactions, the physical contents of the clubhouse and public positions taken by the Club.

Arranged by type of material, and organized chronologically.

1 18 Charter,1920 1 19-20 Constitution Revisions and Amendments, 1933-1964, 1977-1990 1 21 Contracts, Clubhouse Rental/Lease, 1921 (1986)-1990 1 22 Deeds, 1908, 1920 1 23 Inventories, 1964, 1980s 1 24 Resolutions, 1928-1984 1 25 Taxes, 1920-(1923), 1989 Correspondence

Letters to and from members of the Club relate the internal business of the Club and members' involvement in political issues and charitable works. Correspondents include other clubs, local businesses and social service organizations, and members of the U.S. Congress.

Arranged chronologically.

1 26 1913-1914 1 27 1920-1928 1 28 [1930]-1939 1 29 1941-1949 1 30 1952-1957 1 31 1960-1968 1 32 1970-1979 1 33 1980-1989 1 34 1990 1 35 Undated Printed Materials

Yearbooks and Club news bulletin, Rustling Leaves recount annual and monthly activities. Awards, newspaper clippings, and proclamations by the mayor of San Antonio document the Club's involvement in civic and social affairs. Also retained are writings related to the history of San Antonio, building blueprints for the clubhouse, press releases, programs, brochures, cookbooks and plays.

Arranged by type of material, and organized chronologically.

 2 Yearbooks 2 1-11 1900- 1930 3 1-15 1931-1949 4 1-18 1950-1970 5 1-11 1971-1981 6 1-3 1983-1986 29 6 1986-1988 6 Newletters 6 4 Rustling Leaves, Vol. I, No. 1-8, 1956-1957 6 5 Rustling Leaves, Vol. II, No. 1-8, 1957-1958 6 6 News Bulletin, Vol. 1, No. 1-8, 1962-1963 6 7 News Bulletin, Vol. 2, No. 1-8, 1963-1964 6 8 News Bulletin, Vol. 3, No. 1-8, 1964-1965 6 9 News Bulletin, Vol. 4, No. 1-8, 1965-1966 6 10 News Bulletin, Vol. 5, No. 1-8, 1966-1967 6 11 News Bulletin, Vol. 6, No. 1-8, 1967-1968 6 12 News Bulletin, Vol. 7, No. 1-8, 1968-1969 6 13 News Bulletin, Vol. 8, No. 1-8, 1969-1970 6 14 News Bulletin, Vol. 9, No. 1-8, 1970-1971 6 15 News Bulletin, Vol. 10, No. 1-9, 1971-1972 6 16 News Bulletin, Vol. 11, No. 1-3, 1972 6 17 News Bulletin, Vol. 12, No. 4-6, 1973 6 18 News Bulletin, Vol. 13, No. 1-8. 1973-1974 6 19 News Bulletin, Vol. 14, No. 1-8, 1974-1975 7 1 News Bulletin, Vol. 15, No. 1-8, 1975-1976 7 2 News Bulletin, October 1976 - May 1977 7 3 News Bulletin, October 1977 - July 1978 7 4 Bulletin, No. III - X, 1978-1979 7 5 No. I - X, 1979-1980 7 6 November 1980 - April 1981, Summer 1981 7 7 October 1981 - August 1982 7 8 October 1982 - May 1983 7 9 October 1983 - June 1984 7 10 Rustling Leaves, October 1984 - June 1985

(Resumed name Rustling Leaves in May 1984)

 7 11 Rustling Leaves, September 1985 - July 1986 7 12 Rustling Leaves, September 1986 - April 1987 7 13 Rustling Leaves, September 1987 - April 1988 7 14 Rustling Leaves, September 1988 - April 1989 7 15 Rustling Leaves, November 1989 - June 1990, November 1990 7 16 Rustling Leaves, September 1991 30 Bulletin News, 1958-1962 7 Awards 7 17 1950-1988 OM 18 Oversize: 1949, 1956-1958, 1974,.and undated. 32 21956-1958, 1988, 1991, 1995, and undated OM 15 Oversize: Blueprints for Renovations, undated OM 15 Oversize: Surveyors Drawings, 1952 OM 15 Newspaper Clippings OM 15 2 Oversize, 1954-55 7 18 1968-1991 7 19 Programs, 1927-1991 7 20 Press Releases, 1955-1983 7 Proclamations 7 21 1940, 1948 OM 18 Oversize,1979 7 22 Brochures, 1992 7 23 Speech given by Mr. Cappini, 1939 7 24 Manuscript, Data on the Founding of the Presidio San Antonio… 21 Cookbooks 21 6 Kitchens of all Nations 21 7-9 Woman's Club Cookbooks 23 Plays 23 6-8 Three Cents a Day 23 9 Lovely Ladies Financial Records

Budgets, audits, and insurance papers document the fiscal management of the Club through detailed accounting of assets, income and expenditures.

Arranged by type of material, and organized chronologically.

 8 1 Proposed Budgets, 1961-1982 8 Audits 8 2-8 Reports, 1933-1989 RESTRICTED: Notes, 1989 8 9 Annual Notebook, 1964-1965 8 10 Insurance, 1920-1989 Board of Directors

Minutes and notes prepared by the Recording Secretary cover approval of budgets, changes to the By-laws, approval of chairpersons and the overall management of the Club and the Clubhouse.

Arranged by type of material and organized chronologically.

24 Minutes 24 3-4 1906-1914 25 1-5 1923-1957 8 12 1958 26 1-4 1961-1978 8 13-17 1978-1989 8 18 Notes of the Recording Secretary, 1965, [1980] General Assembly

Minutes of these monthly meetings document the governance and decision making of the Club, including discussion of recommendations and resolutions presented to the membership for approval.

Arranged chronologically.

 21 Minutes 21 5 1908-1913 22 7 1923-1927 23 1-5 1934-1969 9 1 1965-1968 24 1 1973-1978 9 2-5 1978-1991 Officers

Annual reports and correspondence of elected and appointed officers cover the civic, social and educational activities of the Club, in addition to internal business and relations.

Arranged by hierarchy of officers.

 9 President 9 6 Annual Reports, 1933-1958, 1985 9 Correspondence, 1947-(1970), 1989 9 7 Mrs. Charles Allen, 1947-1948 9 8 Lucille Ricketts (Mrs. Carl), 1956-1958 9 9 Ethel Winn (Mrs. Murray) and Mrs. Archie R. Reeves, 1963 9 10 Bettye Womack (Mrs. T.J.), 1965 9 11 Mrs. Henry Hein, 1967-1968 9 12 1970-1979 9 13 Hortense Buchanon, 1988-1989 9 14 First Vice President - Annual Reports, 1931-1941, 1979 9 15 Second Vice President - Annual Reprots, 1928-1947, 1964 9 16 Third Vice President - Annual Reports, 1929-1936 9 17 Fourth Vice President - Annual Reports, undated 9 18 Fifth Vice President - Annual Reports, 1928-1935 9 19 Sixth Vice President - Annual Reports, 1930-1931 9 Recording Secretary 9 20 Annual Reports, 1929-1936, 1979 9 21 Correspondence, 1927 9 22 Correspondence Secretary - Annual Reports, 1928-(1948), 1978 9 22 9 Treasurer 9 23-24 Annual Reports, 1935, 1951-1989 9 25-26 Correspondence, 1927-1986 Ledgers 27 1-3 1892-1896, 1922-1928 OM 7 1-2 Oversize, 1931-1937 OM 1 1-4 Oversize, 1937-1941 OM 2 1-4 Oversize, 1941-1946 OM 3 1-4 Oversize, 1946-1956 OM 8 1-2 Oversize, 1968-1969, 1987-1989 9 27 Parliamentarian - Annual Reports, 1929 9 27 9 Historian 9 Correspondence 9 28 Bettye Womack (Mrs. T.J.), 1982-1988 9 Notes 9 29 General History 9 30-35 Board of Directors Meetings, 1906-1953 9 36-40 General Assembly Meetings, 1908-1957 9 41 Roundtables 9 42 Unidentified biographies Departments

Minutes, reports, yearbooks, and general business records related to the divisions within the Club that were responsible for carrying out the objectives of the Club.

Arranged alphabetically by department name.

10 American Home 10 Minutes 10 1 1967 31 1 1967-1968 10 2 Yearbooks, 1951-1952 10 Art 10 3 Annual Reports, 1934-1942 10 4 Minutes, 1940s 10 Civic 10 5 Annual Reports ,1927-1942 27 5-7 Minutes, 1915-1932 10 Student Loan Fund 10 6 Correspondence, 1928-1940 10 7 Loan Notes, 1929-1935 10 8 Trustees Report, 1935-1943 10 9 Conservation - Report, 1985 22 1 Drama - Minutes, 1934-1937 10 Education 10 10 Annual Reports, 1928-1943, 1979 10 11 Minutes, 1940-1945 10 12 Program, 1980 10 Garden - Report, 1940-1941 10 14 Junior - Annual Report, 1935 10 Literary 10 15 Business Records, 1906, 1949 10 16 Annual Reports, 1920s-1940s 17 3-4 Minutes, 1900-1909, 1921-1933 10 Music 10 17 Annual Reports, 1927-1941 28 1 Minutes, 1911-1914 10 Philanthropic 10 18 Business Records, 1914 10 19 Annual Reports, 1930-1943 OM1 2 Oversize: Rules and Regulations/Minutes, 1906-1916 10 20 Sewing - Report Committees

Reports and minutes document the daily business of the Club delegated to committees. The largest sub-series of materials relate to membership, especially the application and approval process.

Arranged alphabetically by committee name.

 10 21 Advisory - Annual Reports, 1965-1966 10 Army Membership 10 22 Annual Reports, 1928, 1941 10 23 Bylaws Reports, 1982 10 24 Courtesy - Annual Reports, 1929-1941 10 25 Decorating - Annual Report, 1929 10 Finance 10 26 Business Records, 1934-1989 29 1 Building Fund Ledger, 1945-1946 10 27 Instructions and Duties, 1971-1989 R Finance, Ad-Hoc RESTRICTED: Report, 1989 RESTRICTED: Minutes, 1989-1990 RESTRICTED: Notes, 1989-1990 10 28 House - Annual Reports, 1935-(1942), 1976 10 29 House and Garden - Reports, 1978-1982 10 30 Industrial - Annual Reports, 1912-1914 10 Legislative 10 31 Annual Reports, 1929-1947 10 32 Correspondence, 1927-1934 22 Library 22 6 Circulation Log, 1929 10 33 Inventory 10 34 Long Range Planning - Minutes, 1980-1981 11 1Membership Reports, 1928-1936, 1952 29 2-3 Record Books, 1898-1941 11 2-10 Applications for Membership, 1937-1982 11 11 New Member Lists, 1927-1982 11 12-13 Correspondence, 1927-1987 11 14 Obituaries of Members 12 1 Nominating - Business Records, 1925-1990 12 2 Notification - Annual Reports, 1927-1942 12 3 Printing - Annual Reports, 1928 12 4 Program - Annual Report 12 Scholarship 12 5 Reports, 1969-1970 12 6 Standing Rules, 1991 12 7 Isabelle H. Brackenridge Scholarship, 1967-1969 12 8 Correspondence, 1954-1981 12 9 Social - Annual Reports, 1929-1935 12 10 Ways and Means - Reports, 1971, 1989 Roundtables

. Minutes, reports, correspondence, yearbooks, scrapbooks, and general business records document members, programs, and activities of the luncheon groups that organized for friendship and study.

Arranged alphabetically by roundtable name

 12 Counselor of Roundtables 12 11 Business Records, 1966-1980 12 12 Annual Reports, 1941, 1965 12 13Amaranthine 12 13 Policies, 1975 12 14 Yearbooks, 1966-1969, 1980-1982 12 15 Press Releases, 1975-1977 22 2-3 Minutes, 1956-1985 OM 4 Scrapbook OM 4 1 Oversize: 1970-1976 OM14 2 Oversize: 1979-1980 12 American Home 12 16-17 Minutes, 1945-1948, 1969-1980 12 18 Yearbook, 1979-1980 12 Beaux Arts (Also called Fine Arts) 12 19 Business Records, 1947-(1949), 1989 12 20 Minutes, 1946-(1948), 1984 12 Booklovers 12 21 Report, 1976 12 22 Yearbooks, 1962-1978 24 Minutes 24 2 1961-1977 31 2 1977-1989 23 11-12 Account Books, 1955-1974 12 Centennial 12 23 Business Records, 1940-1941 27 4 Minutes, 1936-1941 12 24 Civic - Business Records, 1927-1930s 27 8 Classics - Minutes, 1923-1932 12 Cosmopolitan 12 25 Yearbooks, 1961-1980 12 26-28 Minutes, 1954, 1966-1984 12 29 Correspondence, 1970-1984 OM 5 Oversize: Scrapbook, 1977-1982 13 Dramatic Arts 13 1 Yearbooks, 1960 13 Minutes 13 2 1927-1930 22 4 1930-1932 22 5 1932-1933 13 3-6 1941-1962 13 7-9 Correspondence, 1928-1938, 1956-1971 and undated 13 10 Notes 13 Forum 13 Minutes 13 11 1921-1929 28 2-3 1921-1926 13 12 Constitution & Bylaws 13 Friendship 13 13 Yearbooks, 1980-1990 23 10 Minutes, 1973-1980 13 Garden 13 14-18 Minutes, 1957-1978 13 19 Yearbooks, 1964-1985 13 20 Correspondence, 1964-1982 OM 10 Oversize: Scrapbook, 1949-1971 13 Harmony 13 21 Business Records, 1927-1929 28 4 Minutes, 1925-1927 OM 16 Oversize: Scrapbooks, 1969-1983 13 International Affairs 13 22 Constitution and By-Laws 29 Minutes 29 4-5 1957-1966 14 1-4 1966-1983 14 5 Business Records, 1957-1968 14 6 Correspondence, 1962-1974 14 7 Yearbooks, 1962-1987 21 10 Account Books, 1957-1973 OM 17 Scrapbooks OM 17 1 Oversize, 1956-1965 OM 17 2 Oversize, 1966-1967 OM 9 1 Oversize, 1977-1978 14 Junior (Name changed to Carousel in 1964) 14 6 Business Records, 1949-1980 14 9 Constitution 28 5-7 Minutes, 1952-1980 OM 16 Scrapbooks OM 16 1 Oversize, 1948-1957 OM 14 1 Oversize, 1957-1965 OM 16 2 Oversize, 1967-1972 OM 4 2 Oversize, 1980-1989 14 10-13 Letters - Minutes, 1959-1973 14 Modernist 14 14 Minutes, 1971-1982 14 15 Correspondence, 1971-1978 14 16 Business Records, 1928, 1989 14 17 Scrapbooks, 1978-1979 14 Musical 14 18 Business Records 14 19 Annual Reports, 1941, 1967 31 Minutes 31 3 1966-1970 14 20 1973 14 21 Newspaper Clippings 14 22 Correspondence, 1947-1973 14 23 Yearbooks, 1957-1961 14 Noontide 14 24 Correspondence, 1931-1976 28 Minutes 28 8 1910-1912 14 25 1973-1978 14 26 Yearbooks, 1972-1984 OM 5 Oversize: Scrapbook, 1971-1980 14 27 Pastime - Yearbooks, 1957, 1966, 1984 14 28 Political - Business Records, [1928-1933] 14 29 Shakespearean Artists - Business Records, 1941 15 Spanish 15 1 Constitution & Bylaws, 1941 15 2-5 Minutes, 1945-1947, 1963-1983 15 6 Correspondence, 1944-1980 15 7 Yearbooks, 1951-1983 OM 6 Oversize: Scrapbook, 1942-1964 15 Strategy Board 15 8 Business Records, 1940-1978 15 9 History Book, 1922-1978 15 10 Constitution, 1927 15 Minutes 15 11-14 1957-1974 28 9 1969-1976 15 15 Correspondence, 1958-1980 15 Yearbooks 15 16 1930-1934, 1964-1977 28 10 1925-1979 OM 16 Scrapbook OM 16 4 Oversize, 1954-1973 OM 7 3 Oversize, 1973-1975 15 17 Timely Topics - Business Records, 1975-1983 Study Groups

Records document informal groups convened for course of study.

Arranged alphabetically by subject.

 16 1 Psychology - Report, 1929 16 Spanish Class 16 2 Report 16 3 Lesson Materials Other Meeting Groups

Records related to social groups within the Club.

Arranged alphabetically by subject.

16 Coterie 16 4 Business Records, 1911-1920 21 1 Minutes, 1911-1930 16 5 Little Women - Business Records, 1920s-1930s Events

Programs, schedules, correspondence, and instructions document the involvement of the Club in local celebrations and civic events. The greatest amount of material pertains to the annual Fiesta Flower Show and Teenage Coronation in San Antonio.

Arranged by event.

 16 Fiesta 16 Annual Flower Show 16 Programs 16 6-22 1945-1977 17 1-12 1978-1989 18 1-4 1990-1994 18 Annual Flower Show 18 5-11 Schedule of Events, 1940, 1956-1992 18 12 Committee Instructions & Report, [1945-1989] OM 4 Oversize: Scrapbook, 1980 18 Teenage Coronation 18 13 Committee Instructions, 1987-1989 18 14 Correspondence, 1987-1990 18 15 Public Relations 18 16 Special Rules, 1972, 1984 18 17 Fashion Show Script 18 Carnival of Nations 18 18-19 General Information, 1965-1968 18 20 Correspondence, 1965-1966 18 21-22 Programs, 1966-1968 18 23 Seminars and Contests, 1960, 1985-1986 Affiliated Oranizations

Delegate reports, programs, correspondence, and yearbooks relate the Club's involvement in local, state and national women's associations.

Arranged alphabetically by organization.

 19 General Federation of Woman's Clubs 19 1 Correspondence, 1965-1967 19 2 Convention Report, 1928 19 San Antonio Federation of Woman's Clubs 19 3 Women's Leadership Conference with Industry, 1943 19 San Antonio Women's Federation, Inc. 19 4 Yearbooks, 1980-1985 19 5 Delegate's Report, 1928 19 Texas Federation of Women's Clubs 19 6 Correspondence, 1914-1967 19 Reports 19 7 1927, 1954-1968 19 8 Delegate's Report 19 9 Handbook, 1947 19 10 Convention Programs, 1966-1967, 1986 19 11 History Booklet, 1939 19 12-13 Newsletter, 1941-1944, 1964-1966 29-30 Magazine, The Texas Clubwoman, 1956-1963 Photographs (and scrapbook materials)

Images of groups, individuals, the Clubhouse and flower arrangements. Of note are the photographs of Club members from the early 1900s. Scrapbooks have been taken apart and given Lot Numbers for identification. Therefore the Photos from Lot 001 and the Scrapbook Materials from Lot 001 were all from the same scrapbook.

Arranged by format, size and content.

 34 Group, individual and clubhouse photographs 34 Photos from Lot 001 32 3Scrapbook Materials from Lot 001 34 Photos from Lot 002 32 4Scrapbook Materials and 8”x10” photographs from Lot 002 35 Photos from Lot 003 32 5Scrapbook Materials from Lot 003 35 Photos from Lot 004 32 6Scrapbook Materials from Lot 004 35 Photos from Lot 005 32 7Scrapbook Materials from Lot 005 35 Photos from Lot 006 32 8Scrapbook Materials from Lot 006 32 9Scrapbook Materials from Lot 007 (no photographic materials) 35 Photos from Lot 008 32 10Scrapbook Materials from Lot 008 35 Photos from Lot 009 32 11Scrapbook Materials from Lot 009 35 Photos from Lot 010 32 12Scrapbook Materials from Lot 010 35 Photos from Lot 011 32 13Scrapbook Materials from Lot 011 35 Photos from Lot 012 32 14Scrapbook Materials from Lot 0012 35 Photos from Lot 013 32 15Scrapbook Materials from Lot 013 35 Photos from Lot 014 32 16Scrapbook Materials from Lot 014 35 Photos from Lot 015 32 17Scrapbook Materials from Lot 015 36 1Founders of Woman’s Club 36 2Mounted photograph of members 36 3Woman’s Club members and other individuals 36 4Woman’s Club house and property Ephemera

Ribbons, gavels, posters and memorabilia retained by Club members.

314Tickets, Plaques, pamphlets, and other printed materials33Gavels, award ribbons, and 10” 33 1/3 vinyl disc (Report from the General Federation of Women’s Clubs Convention, Washington, DC, 1962)