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Altruist Club Records

Collection

Identifier: MS-105

Abstract

Records of the Altruist Club

Dates: 1924 - 1980

Found in: WSU Stewart Library Special Collections

Abstract This collection contains scrapbooks from the Ogden Chapter of the Altrusa Club. Altrusa was founded in Nashville in 1917 as a place for business and professional women to meet and exchange ideas. Since the organization required its members to be working professionals, Altrusa decided to make vocational education for women a national policy. Vocational Guidance expanded over the years to include not only scholarships and guidance for young women but older women as well. Despite issues of...

Dates: 1961 - 2000

Found in: WSU Stewart Library Special Collections

American Association of University Women--Kaysville Chapter

Collection

Identifier: MS-129

Abstract

This collection contains correspondence, handbooks, rosters, and meeting meetings from 1949-1999. Also included are newspaper articles, scrapbooks, and a few photographs.

Dates: 1949 - 1999

Found in: WSU Stewart Library Special Collections

Bountiful High Girls Association, 1973

Collection

Identifier: MSS-721

Scope and Contents

Dance program “Marmalade, Molasses and Honey” by Bountiful High Girls Association

Dates: 1973

Found in: WSU Stewart Library Special Collections

Camenae Service Club Records

Collection

Identifier: MS-473

Scope and Contents

The Camenae Club was founded in 1969 by fifteen young women in the Ogden area that were interested in a social and service club after the fashion of clubs like Chareaya and Aglaia. The women met weekly and discussed a variety of topics along with service projects. The collection contains meeting minutes from 1969-2012.

Dates: Dates not Yet Determined

Found in: WSU Stewart Library Special Collections

Chareya Club Records

Collection

Identifier: MS-190

Abstract

The Chareya Club was organized on July 13, 1951. They took the name “Chareya” from Native Americans as meaning “Creator of all good things.” The purpose of Chareya is three-fold: Service, Friendship, and Culture to one another and to the community. The members met bi-monthly from August to May.

Dates: 1951 - 2000

Found in: WSU Stewart Library Special Collections

Child Culture Club

Item

Identifier: MSS-269

Scope and Contents

Paper for Weber State University class, History 4990, on the history of the Child

Culture Club of Ogden, Utah. Written by Ann Larson, December 9, 2005.

Dates: 2005

Found in: WSU Stewart Library Special Collections

Child Culture Club Records

Collection

Identifier: MS-204

Abstract

The records of the Child Culture Club that was started in Ogden in 1893 by the prominent women of the area to further the study of the needs of children.

Dates: 1893 - 2003

Found in: WSU Stewart Library Special Collections