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Children of the American Revolution
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Members of the Timothy Hatch Society of the Children of the American Revolution take part in the commemoration ceremony in recognition of the founding of Madison's John Bell chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) held during the DAR's fifty-fifth annual state convention. Pictured left to right: Ruth Cottrell, Gary Lee Seymour (cutting the cake), Barbara Cottrell, and Gail and Jacqueline Harman.
March 13, 1951
Vinje, Arthur M., 1888-1972 (photographer)
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Three Members of the Rosaline Peck Society, Children of the American Revolution
February 17, 1957
Presenting musical numbers, in costume, at a meeting of the Rosaline Peck Society, Children of the American Revolution include, from left to right, Anne Fakler, 1347 Jenifer Street, Thomas Goodell,...
Daughters of the American Revolution Leaders
March 13, 1951
Leaders of the Wisconsin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) gather at the fifty-fifth annual state convention. They are, (left to right): Mrs. E.M. Hale, Eau Claire, state re...
Madison Toories Curling Auxilary
December 3, 1951
Marion Cottrell, left, and Mildred Solheim, right, holding brooms on the curling rink. The women are "skips" for opposing teams of the Madison Toories, a women's curling group.
Delta Delta Delta Sorority Mortgage Burning Ceremony
November 19, 1951
Officers of the house association of Mu chapter of the Delta Delta Delta sorority burned the mortgage on the chapter house located at 120 Langdon Street at the Founders' Day celebration. Those taki...
Daughters of the American Revolution Officers
February 22, 1951
State and national officers of the Daughters of the American Revolution organization. Left to right: Lola Pierstorff, state chair of joint education; Mrs. E.M. Hale, Eau Claire, state regent; Mrs. ...
Sorority Marionette Show and Tea Party
June 25, 1950
Cameron Thompson, age three, showing her puppet to Mrs. William S. Hooper of Minneapolis and to Gail and Jacqueline Harmon during the sorority marionette show at the Edgewater Hotel.
