Abstract The Modern Literature Club held programs twice a month with yearly themes like “Creative Geniuses in the Field of Literature”, “The Study of Great Artists”, and “Biographies and Autobiographies”. The Club also discussed “short topics” at the program meetings that lasted about five to ten minutes and covered topics like leaders of the day, surveys of world events, famous authors, Nobel prize winners, etc. Special events were held each year and included parties for club members and husbands,...

Abstract This collection contains the records of the Women's Association of the Ogden Golf and Country Club. Contained within are the minutes of the club meetings, schedules for tournaments, photos of club members, scrapbooks spanning from 1947-2001, as well as press clippings and flyers. The Women's Association began in the early 20th century and is open to all female members or partners of members of the Ogden Golf and Country Club. The items and series are organized chronologically, with the...

Abstract The Aglaia Club was organized in 1939 by a group of 12 young women wanting to help beautify the community of Ogden. “Aglaia” is the graceful and beautiful Goddess of Greek mythology who gave charm to nature and bestowed on man wisdom, love and social graces. This name was chosen to represent a group dedicated to the arts and social graces. Help inspire the group to renew their devotions to culture and community development. MS 316 includes six boxes. Included in the collection are...

Abstract The Junior League of Ogden Photograph Collection was donated to the Special Collections Department of the Stewart Library by the Junior League of Ogden. This photograph collection corresponds with the League’s Manuscript Collection (MS 28). The photographs were taken between 1977 and 1984. This collection is classified as P 32 and is housed in the Stewart Library’s Department of Special Collections.This collection contains 346 photographs mostly of events which took place...

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This collection consists of minutes taken from a book of the Weber Chapter of the Alpha Iota Sorority. The female members are alumni from Alpha Iota Chapters throughout the United States. The Alumni Chapter was started in 1944 and then disbanded in 1960.

Scope and Contents The Women’s University Club collection was donated by its members. The club began in 1921 as a way to keep college spirit alive by fostering intellectual and social fellowship. Its membership consisted of the wives of the members of the University Club of Ogden and other women who had at least two years of college work or its equivalent. Membership was kept around sixty and seventy members, and membership was by invitation, and was submitted to officers and directors after its initial...

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This collection contains the records of the World Affairs Club in Ogden, Utah. The materials are organized by series including reports and information about the General Federation of Women’s Clubs.