Women -- Kentucky -- Louisville -- Societies and clubs

Content Description Consists of correspondence and other records of the Louisville chapter of Altrusa International, a business and professional women's civic service organization. Altrusa International originated in 1917 in Nashville, Tennessee as the Altrusa Institute. The Louisville chapter was one of the first organized, although it is not clear that the relationship between that early group and the group represented in these materials is a linear one. These materials relate to the activities of the...

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The history of the Author’s Club of Louisville includes typed and handwritten entries, some photographs and clippings.

Content Description Records of the Louisville (Ky) Chapter of The Links, Inc., a national women's service and social organization. Included are meeting minutes, financial reports, and material that documents The Louisville Links' programming, social events, and related work. The latter includes announcements, invitations, and photographs, as well as information on the planning process for some projects and events. The Louisville chapter hosted the 29th National Assembly in 1994, and there is substantial...

Content Description The University of Louisville Women’s Club collection spans the history of the organization from 1932 to the present. Materials include correspondence, meeting minutes, publications, financial records, and scrapbooks. Records include minutes, officers and committee material, copies of all publications, scrapbooks, and photo albums. News bulletins, the constitution and bylaws, and programs are also present. Publications include newsletters and directories for the years 1950 to 1972. Includes...