Title:
Louisa St. Clair Chapter Junior Department, Daughters of the American Revolution, 1941-1942 Scrapbook
Collection:
LSC DAR
Associated Material:
This scrapbook is part of the Louisa St. Clair Chapter, DAR Scrapbook Collection. This collection is owned by the Louisa St. Clair Chapter, DAR, and is housed at their climate-controlled storage unit in Grosse Pointe, MI.
Scope & Content:
Index for Junior Department Scrapbook, 1941-1942
Daughters of the American Revolution
Louisa St. Clair Chapter Junior Department, Detroit, Michigan
Indexed by Emily O’Brien WhitesidesGrosse Pointe Historical SocietyDecember 2017
001 Cover. Hinged metal cover, bronze in color, with embossed metal letters, copper in color, reading “DAR, LOUISA ST C[L]AIR CH[AP]TER JUNIOR DE[P]ARTME[N]T” (Bracketed letters are missing, but their outlines remain visible), under an embossed silhouette of the DAR insignia, made of the same material.
002 Inside front cover. Two handwritten cards, ink on metallic gold paper, explaining the decision to use rationed materials during wartime to complete the scrapbook. Adhesive remnants around three sides of the area where the cards are affixed suggests something was removed; perhaps a protective barrier or sleeve, or a label on the raw material.
003 Gold metallic paper support with embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
V cut out of metallic copper paper and decorated with nine gold metallic star stickers.
004 Blank.
005 Copper metallic support with embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
embossed gold metallic letters reading “Louisa St. Clair Juniors, Detroit Michigan, 1941-1942”.
006 Blank.
007 Gold metallic paper support with embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
embossed gold metallic letters reading “Organized July 24, 1935, Scrapbook Chairman Kathleen Morrison”.
008 Blank.
009 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “President General” with photograph of Mrs. William H. Pouch.
010 Blank.
011 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “State Regent” with photograph of Mrs. Osmond D. Heavenrich.
012 Blank.
013 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “Chapter Regent” with photograph of Mrs. Raymond H. Berry.
014 Blank.
015 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “Organizing Regent” with photograph of Mrs. Louis J. Flint, Honorary Junior for life, and her dog, Buckshot.
016 Blank.
017 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “Organizing Chairman” with photograph of Mrs. William F. Streit.
018 Blank;
Loose with page is a translucent sleeve meant to protect the photograph on the facing page.
019 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “Junior President” with photograph of Mrs. Charles C. Andrews. (Archivist Note: significant cockling is present on the photograph, which is also visible on the reverse of the support.-EOW)
020 Blank;
embossed paper maker’s mark and cockling from adhesive used on the reverse of the support are visible.
021 Correspondence, copy of handwritten letter from Mrs. William H. Pouch, dated April 8, 1937.
022 Blank;
cockling from adhesive used on reverse of support is visible.
023 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Photograph of Mrs. George D. Schermerhorn, National Advisor to Junior Membership, State Vice Chairman or Junior Membership, Past National Chairman of Junior Membership.
024 Blank.
025 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Photograph of Mrs. Charles Loring Hall, National Vice-Chairman of Junior Membership.
026 Blank.
027 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Photograph of Mrs. Merle J. Churchill, State Chairman of Junior Membership.
028 Blank
029 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “Chapter House” with photographs of Newberry House, the girlhood home of Mrs. Henry B. Joy, including one of the auditorium, and one of Louisa St. Clair’s spinning wheel and reel on the hearth.
030 Blank;
Loose scrap of lined paper with “Juniors 1941” written on it.
031 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Photograph of Mrs. Henry B. Joy.
032 Blank.
033 Clipping, Detroit Evening Times, March 10, 1942, “Doing 1942 War Work with 1917 Electric” with photograph of Mrs. Henry B. Joy.
034 Blank with embossed paper maker’s mark.
035 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Photograph of Mrs. Emma A. Fox with handwritten note, “Yours Truly, Emma A. Fox”.
036 Blank.
037 Clipping, Detroit Free Press Sunday Graphic, March 20, 1941, “Woman of the Week…Mrs. Fox” with photograph of Mrs. Emma A. Fox.
038 Blank;
white slip of paper serving as page marker.
039 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Program, “Louisa St. Clair Chapter, Detroit, Michigan, 1941-1942”.
040 Blank.
041 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “National Honor” with photograph of Mrs. Marion L. Brooke, Vice Chairman of 1942 National Junior Assembly.
042 Blank;
Loose white paper with hand-drawn diagram of photographs on facing page.
043 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Photograph (top), unknown;
Photograph (right), Nellie Lindbloom;
Photograph (bottom), Mary Streit;
Photograph (left), Delphine Andrews.
044 Blank;
Loose white paper with hand-drawn diagram of photographs on facing page.
045 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Photograph (left), Dorothy Netting;
Photograph (center), Emily Koppitz;
Photograph (right), Kathleen Morrison.
046 Blank;
Loose white paper with hand-drawn diagram of photographs on facing page.
047 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “Junior Board” with five unlabeled photographs of women.
048 Blank;
Loose white paper with hand-drawn diagram of photographs on facing page.
049 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
four unlabeled photographs of women.
050 Blank;
Loose white paper with hand-drawn diagram of photographs of facing page.
051 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Photograph (top right), unlabeled;
Photograph (top center), Hazel Poehle;
Photograph (center), Virginia Wagner;
Photograph (bottom left), Kathleen Morrison;
Photograph (bottom right), Ruth Sessions.
052 Blank;
Loose white paper with hand-drawn diagram of photographs of facing page.
053 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Photograph (top left), unlabeled;
Photograph (top right), unlabeled;
Photograph (center), unlabeled;
Photograph (bottom left), Virginia Hamleb;
Photograph (bottom right 1), Nellie Lindbloom;
Photograph (bottom right 2), unlabeled.
054 Blank.
055 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “Senior Advisors” with newspaper clipping photographs of Mrs. Jacob J. Lamb and Mrs. Lloyd L. Hughes.
056 Blank.
057 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “Meetings” with six newspaper clippings regarding 1941 meetings of the Louisa St. Clair Chapter Juniors, DAR.
058 Blank.
059 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Clipping, The Detroit News, May 16, 1941, regarding the annual meeting and luncheon of Louisa St. Clair Chapter DAR with photograph of Mrs. Raymond H. Berry and Mrs. Clarence A. Fiske.
060 Blank.
061 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Correspondence, six postcards for Louisa St. Clair Juniors events.
062 Blank.
063 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “Civilian Defense” with strips of gold metallic paper forming a V with three gold metallic stars at the bottom of the V. Each strip has the name of a member and the hours of civil defense training completed.
064 Blank.
065 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Photograph of Red Cross meeting at the home of Mrs. Ellsworth Kramer;
Correspondence, Handwritten postcard for Red Cross knitting and sewing meeting at Detroit Boat Club on July 16th.
066 Blank.
067 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Newspaper clipping, National Historical Magazine, March 1942, “Junior Department Michigan Chapter”.
068 Blank.
069 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Pamphlet, “Meet Detroit”.
070 Blank.
071 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “Parties”;
Correspondence, typed postcard for Louisa St. Clair Juniors dinner dance on Friday, May 17th at the Detroit Boat Club;
Correspondence, printed postcard for Louisa St. Clair Juniors Amateur Movie Night and dancing, Friday, November 14th;
Gold metallic star stickers.
072 Blank.
073 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “49th Anniversary”;
newspaper clipping, Grosse Pointe News, no date, “Louisa St. Clair Chapter Plans Anniversary Meeting”;
newspaper clipping, no source, no date, with photograph of Mrs. W. H. Pouch;
newspaper clipping, Detroit Sunday Times, January 18. 1942, “DAR Unit to Honor National President”;
correspondence, printed invitation to 49th Birthday Anniversary to be held January 22, 1942 at Newberry House.
074 Blank.
075 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
newspaper clipping, Detroit Free Press, January 18, 1942, “DAR Head to be Feted by Chapter”;
newspaper clipping, The Detroit News, January 18, 1942, “DAR Chapter to Mark Founding”.
076 Blank.
077 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
newspaper clipping, Detroit Free Press, January 23, 1942, “Louisa St. Clair Breakfasts without Guest of Honor”;
newspaper clipping, Detroit Evening Times, January 21, 1942, regarding 49th Anniversary Luncheon;
newspaper clipping, Detroit Free Press, January 1942, “National Head to be Honored at Breakfast”.
078 Blank.
079 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Photograph, Mrs. William H. Pouch, Mrs. Raymond H. Berry, Mrs. Osmond D. Heavenrich;
Photograph, Mrs. Henry B. Joy;
Photograph, Mrs. Pouch and Mrs. Heavenrich;
Photograph, Mrs. Osmond D. Heavenrich;
Photograph, Mrs. William H. Pouch, Mrs. Raymond H. Berry, Mrs. Charles C. Andrews, Mrs. Ralph E. Wisner.
080 Blank.
081 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Photograph, Mrs. George D. Schermerhorn;
Photograph, “A few luncheon guests”;
Photograph, Mrs. William H. Pouch, Mrs. Henry B. Joy, Mrs. Raymond H. Berry, Mrs. Charles F. Bathrick, Mrs. Osmond D. Heavenrich;
Photograph, Mrs. Heatley Green, Mrs. George D. Schermerhorn, Mrs. Henry B. Joy, Mrs. William H. Pouch, Mrs. Raymond H. Berry, Mrs. Osmond D. Heavenrich, Mrs. Emma A. Fox.
082 Blank.
083 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Ephemera from 49th Anniversary Luncheon:
Four small fabric American flags on gold metal pins;
Red, white, and blue “ribbon from handle of knife with which Mrs. Pouch cut Birthday Cake”;
Small red and blue crepe paper basket (flattened), this was a favor placed on the tables at the luncheon, and can be seen in the photographs on page 081.
084 Blank;
Metal pins sticking through from previous page.
085 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “Junior Assembly” with place cards and flattened raffia basket favor from the Michigan Junior Assembly held October 31, 1941, at Albion.
086 Blank.
087 Publication, “Echoes, Official Publication of the Junior Daughters of the American Revolution and Junior D.A.R. Assembly”, Vol. 6 No.1, November 1941.
088 Blank.
089 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “State Conference”;
Conference materials, place card from Junior Luncheon at the State Conference, held March 28, 1941 in Port Huron, Michigan;
Place card from Birthday Dinner given for Mrs. Emma A. Fox by Louisa St. Clair Chapter, DAR, on March 26, 1941.
090 Blank.
091 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Newspaper clipping, Detroit Free Press, January 4, 1942 “Detroiters to Attend State Meet”;
Newspaper clipping, The Detroit News, January 5, 1942 “D.A.R. Conclave Delegates Listed”;
Newspaper clipping, Grosse Pointe News, January 8, 1942 “DAR Again Plans to do War Work”.
092 Blank.
093 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Newspaper clipping, National Historical Magazine, July 1941, “Michigan”.
094 Blank.
095 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “Continental Congress”;
Correspondence, printed invitation to serve as Page at 50th Continental Congress to be held April 14-19, 1941 at Washington;
Correspondence, printed invitation to reception and ball given for pages of the 50th Continental Congress, April 17, 1941 at the Mayflower, Washington.
096 Blank;
Loose white paper with hand-drawn diagram of photographs on facing page.
097 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Conference materials, D.A.R. Juniors blue-on-white ribbon;
Newspaper clipping, Detroit Free Press, April 12, 1941 “Plans Made for Congress”;
Newspaper clipping, Washington Post, April 16, 1941 “D.A.R. Junior Section Elects Mrs. Richards”;
Conference materials, favor from Junior Breakfast held at the Mayflower Hotel, April 1941, bunny made from wooden bead, chenille stems, and paper;
Two photographs, unlabeled, women dressed in white (presumably pages from the Continental Congress).
098 Blank;
Loose white paper with hand-drawn diagram of photographs on facing page.
099 Photograph (top), unidentified women at Founders Memorial;
three photographs of unidentified women.
100 Blank.
101 Newspaper clipping, Washington Post, April 19, 1941 “Sedate D.A.R. ‘Let Themselves Go’ at Big Banquet” with photo of Mrs. Glenn Burkhart and Mrs. Charles Mooney.
102 Blank with embossed paper maker’s mark.
103 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Newspaper clipping, The Detroit News, February 12, 1942 “Conclave Delegates to Be Elected”;
Newspaper clipping, Detroit Free Press, February 15, 1942 “DAR Chapter to Hear Talk by Dr. Jones”.
104 Blank with embossed paper maker’s mark.
105 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “Marriages”;
Newspaper clipping, The Detroit News, January 4, 1942 “Miss Owen Sets Date” with photo of Mary Esther Owen.
106 Blank
107 Clipping, The Detroit News, January 11, 1942, photo of Mr. And Mrs. (Mary Esther) Harry Remington.
108 Blank with embossed paper maker’s mark.
109 Newspaper clipping, Detroit Free Press, January 11, 1942 “Bride Wears Slipper Satin for Rites” regarding marriage of Mary Esther Owen;
Newspaper clipping, Detroit Sunday Times, January 11, 1942 “Bride at Little Flower” regarding marriage of Mary Esther Owen.
110 Blank;
Loose white paper with hand-drawn diagram of photographs on facing page.
111 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “Children of Juniors” with four unlabeled photographs.
112 Blank;
Loose white paper with hand-drawn diagram of photographs on facing page.
113 Four photographs of children, unlabeled.
114 Blank;
Loose white paper with hand-drawn diagram of photographs on facing page.
115 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
photograph (top center), Mary Streit with child;
two photographs, unlabeled.
116 Blank.
117 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Newspaper clipping, Detroit Free Press, December 7, 1941 “Births”;
Newspaper clipping, The Detroit News, February 26, 1942, “Baby Talk”;
Newspaper clipping, Detroit Free Press, May 18, 1941 regarding “young Connie Vandeveer”;
Newspaper clipping, Detroit Sunday Times, June 15, 1941, photo of Lydia Kerr, Margie McKean, and Gertrude Whelden at Grosse Pointe Hunt Club;
Newspaper clipping, Detroit Free Press, February 26, 1942 regarding birth of daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Grainge Wrigley.
118 Blank.
119 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “Outside Activities”;
Newspaper clipping, Detroit News, June 3, 1941, “Goodwill Unit Elects Officers”;
Newspaper clipping, Detroit Sunday Times, June 15, 1941, photo of Mrs. Harold R. Smith and Mrs. Frederick P. Hart at Grosse Pointe Branch of Women’s National Farm and Garden Association;
Newspaper clipping, Detroit Free Press, May 11, 1941 “Women Flyers Stage Benefit to Buy Books”;
Newspaper clipping, Grosse Pointe News, May 15, 1941 regarding dinner party held by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Netting.
120 Blank.
121 Newspaper clippings, May through November 1941, regarding social activities of Louisa St. Clair Juniors members.
122 Blank.
123 Newspaper clippings, May through July regarding social activities of Louisa St. Clair Juniors members.
124 Blank with embossed paper maker’s mark.
125 Newspaper clipping, The Detroit News, August 4, 1941 with photo of Mrs. Ralph Netting;
Newspaper clipping, Detroit Free Press, August 8, 1941 “Perfect Day Hailed by Club Lunchers”.
126 Blank paper with embossed maker’s mark.
127 Newspaper clippings, November and December 1941 regarding the Food Fashion Fair.
128 Blank paper with embossed maker’s mark.
129 Newspaper clipping, Grosse Pointe News, December 18, 1941 “Goodwill Industries Give Change to Many”;
Newspaper clipping, Chicago Daily Tribune, December 20, 1941 “Model Wins Part” with photo of Mary Owen;
Newspaper clipping, Detroit Evening Times, December 20, 1941 “Verse Shows Spirit” with verse being written my Louisa St. Clair Chapter Junior, Kathleen Morrison.
130 Blank.
131 Newspaper clippings, November 1941-January 1942 regarding social activities, including a photo of Mrs. Mitchell O’Connor.
132 Blank.
133 Newspaper clippings, January and February 1942 regarding social activities, including an article with photo of model and Louisa St. Clair Chapter Junior, Mary Owen.
134 Blank.
135 Clipping, Detroit Free Press, January 25, 1942 “Jubilee Ball”.
136 Blank.
137 Newspaper clippings, January and February 1942 regarding social activities, including photo of Mrs. Magene Mitchell O’Connor and Mrs. Harvey L. Kimerly.
138 Blank with embossed paper maker’s mark.
139 Newspaper clipping, Record-Eagle Traverse City Michigan, July 1, 1941 “Racketeers Use Emergency for Fake Charities”;
Newspaper clipping, Grosse Pointe News, December 18, 1941 “Question of War Memorial to Pointe Dead in Present Conflict Raised by Letter.”
140 Blank with embossed paper maker’s mark.
141 Newspaper clipping, no source, no date, advertisement for oats posed for by Louisa St. Clair Chapter Junior Mary Owen.
142 Blank.
143 Newspaper clipping, Detroit Evening Times, February 18, 1942 “Last of Pre-Lenten Parties is Very, Very Gay at the Boat Club” with photo of Mrs. Roy E. DeHart.
144 Blank.
145 Gold metallic paper support with embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
V cut out of metallic copper paper and decorated with nine gold metallic star stickers.
146 Blank with adhesive residue.
147 (loose inside back cover) Program, “Excellence”;
(loose inside back cover) protective tissue).
148 (loose inside back cover) protective tissue.
149 Inside of back cover. 3-sided rectangle of adhesive residue similar to the inside of the front cover.
159 Back cover.
Daughters of the American Revolution
Louisa St. Clair Chapter Junior Department, Detroit, Michigan
Indexed by Emily O’Brien WhitesidesGrosse Pointe Historical SocietyDecember 2017
001 Cover. Hinged metal cover, bronze in color, with embossed metal letters, copper in color, reading “DAR, LOUISA ST C[L]AIR CH[AP]TER JUNIOR DE[P]ARTME[N]T” (Bracketed letters are missing, but their outlines remain visible), under an embossed silhouette of the DAR insignia, made of the same material.
002 Inside front cover. Two handwritten cards, ink on metallic gold paper, explaining the decision to use rationed materials during wartime to complete the scrapbook. Adhesive remnants around three sides of the area where the cards are affixed suggests something was removed; perhaps a protective barrier or sleeve, or a label on the raw material.
003 Gold metallic paper support with embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
V cut out of metallic copper paper and decorated with nine gold metallic star stickers.
004 Blank.
005 Copper metallic support with embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
embossed gold metallic letters reading “Louisa St. Clair Juniors, Detroit Michigan, 1941-1942”.
006 Blank.
007 Gold metallic paper support with embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
embossed gold metallic letters reading “Organized July 24, 1935, Scrapbook Chairman Kathleen Morrison”.
008 Blank.
009 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “President General” with photograph of Mrs. William H. Pouch.
010 Blank.
011 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “State Regent” with photograph of Mrs. Osmond D. Heavenrich.
012 Blank.
013 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “Chapter Regent” with photograph of Mrs. Raymond H. Berry.
014 Blank.
015 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “Organizing Regent” with photograph of Mrs. Louis J. Flint, Honorary Junior for life, and her dog, Buckshot.
016 Blank.
017 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “Organizing Chairman” with photograph of Mrs. William F. Streit.
018 Blank;
Loose with page is a translucent sleeve meant to protect the photograph on the facing page.
019 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “Junior President” with photograph of Mrs. Charles C. Andrews. (Archivist Note: significant cockling is present on the photograph, which is also visible on the reverse of the support.-EOW)
020 Blank;
embossed paper maker’s mark and cockling from adhesive used on the reverse of the support are visible.
021 Correspondence, copy of handwritten letter from Mrs. William H. Pouch, dated April 8, 1937.
022 Blank;
cockling from adhesive used on reverse of support is visible.
023 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Photograph of Mrs. George D. Schermerhorn, National Advisor to Junior Membership, State Vice Chairman or Junior Membership, Past National Chairman of Junior Membership.
024 Blank.
025 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Photograph of Mrs. Charles Loring Hall, National Vice-Chairman of Junior Membership.
026 Blank.
027 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Photograph of Mrs. Merle J. Churchill, State Chairman of Junior Membership.
028 Blank
029 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “Chapter House” with photographs of Newberry House, the girlhood home of Mrs. Henry B. Joy, including one of the auditorium, and one of Louisa St. Clair’s spinning wheel and reel on the hearth.
030 Blank;
Loose scrap of lined paper with “Juniors 1941” written on it.
031 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Photograph of Mrs. Henry B. Joy.
032 Blank.
033 Clipping, Detroit Evening Times, March 10, 1942, “Doing 1942 War Work with 1917 Electric” with photograph of Mrs. Henry B. Joy.
034 Blank with embossed paper maker’s mark.
035 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Photograph of Mrs. Emma A. Fox with handwritten note, “Yours Truly, Emma A. Fox”.
036 Blank.
037 Clipping, Detroit Free Press Sunday Graphic, March 20, 1941, “Woman of the Week…Mrs. Fox” with photograph of Mrs. Emma A. Fox.
038 Blank;
white slip of paper serving as page marker.
039 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Program, “Louisa St. Clair Chapter, Detroit, Michigan, 1941-1942”.
040 Blank.
041 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “National Honor” with photograph of Mrs. Marion L. Brooke, Vice Chairman of 1942 National Junior Assembly.
042 Blank;
Loose white paper with hand-drawn diagram of photographs on facing page.
043 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Photograph (top), unknown;
Photograph (right), Nellie Lindbloom;
Photograph (bottom), Mary Streit;
Photograph (left), Delphine Andrews.
044 Blank;
Loose white paper with hand-drawn diagram of photographs on facing page.
045 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Photograph (left), Dorothy Netting;
Photograph (center), Emily Koppitz;
Photograph (right), Kathleen Morrison.
046 Blank;
Loose white paper with hand-drawn diagram of photographs on facing page.
047 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “Junior Board” with five unlabeled photographs of women.
048 Blank;
Loose white paper with hand-drawn diagram of photographs on facing page.
049 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
four unlabeled photographs of women.
050 Blank;
Loose white paper with hand-drawn diagram of photographs of facing page.
051 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Photograph (top right), unlabeled;
Photograph (top center), Hazel Poehle;
Photograph (center), Virginia Wagner;
Photograph (bottom left), Kathleen Morrison;
Photograph (bottom right), Ruth Sessions.
052 Blank;
Loose white paper with hand-drawn diagram of photographs of facing page.
053 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Photograph (top left), unlabeled;
Photograph (top right), unlabeled;
Photograph (center), unlabeled;
Photograph (bottom left), Virginia Hamleb;
Photograph (bottom right 1), Nellie Lindbloom;
Photograph (bottom right 2), unlabeled.
054 Blank.
055 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “Senior Advisors” with newspaper clipping photographs of Mrs. Jacob J. Lamb and Mrs. Lloyd L. Hughes.
056 Blank.
057 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “Meetings” with six newspaper clippings regarding 1941 meetings of the Louisa St. Clair Chapter Juniors, DAR.
058 Blank.
059 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Clipping, The Detroit News, May 16, 1941, regarding the annual meeting and luncheon of Louisa St. Clair Chapter DAR with photograph of Mrs. Raymond H. Berry and Mrs. Clarence A. Fiske.
060 Blank.
061 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Correspondence, six postcards for Louisa St. Clair Juniors events.
062 Blank.
063 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “Civilian Defense” with strips of gold metallic paper forming a V with three gold metallic stars at the bottom of the V. Each strip has the name of a member and the hours of civil defense training completed.
064 Blank.
065 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Photograph of Red Cross meeting at the home of Mrs. Ellsworth Kramer;
Correspondence, Handwritten postcard for Red Cross knitting and sewing meeting at Detroit Boat Club on July 16th.
066 Blank.
067 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Newspaper clipping, National Historical Magazine, March 1942, “Junior Department Michigan Chapter”.
068 Blank.
069 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Pamphlet, “Meet Detroit”.
070 Blank.
071 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “Parties”;
Correspondence, typed postcard for Louisa St. Clair Juniors dinner dance on Friday, May 17th at the Detroit Boat Club;
Correspondence, printed postcard for Louisa St. Clair Juniors Amateur Movie Night and dancing, Friday, November 14th;
Gold metallic star stickers.
072 Blank.
073 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “49th Anniversary”;
newspaper clipping, Grosse Pointe News, no date, “Louisa St. Clair Chapter Plans Anniversary Meeting”;
newspaper clipping, no source, no date, with photograph of Mrs. W. H. Pouch;
newspaper clipping, Detroit Sunday Times, January 18. 1942, “DAR Unit to Honor National President”;
correspondence, printed invitation to 49th Birthday Anniversary to be held January 22, 1942 at Newberry House.
074 Blank.
075 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
newspaper clipping, Detroit Free Press, January 18, 1942, “DAR Head to be Feted by Chapter”;
newspaper clipping, The Detroit News, January 18, 1942, “DAR Chapter to Mark Founding”.
076 Blank.
077 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
newspaper clipping, Detroit Free Press, January 23, 1942, “Louisa St. Clair Breakfasts without Guest of Honor”;
newspaper clipping, Detroit Evening Times, January 21, 1942, regarding 49th Anniversary Luncheon;
newspaper clipping, Detroit Free Press, January 1942, “National Head to be Honored at Breakfast”.
078 Blank.
079 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Photograph, Mrs. William H. Pouch, Mrs. Raymond H. Berry, Mrs. Osmond D. Heavenrich;
Photograph, Mrs. Henry B. Joy;
Photograph, Mrs. Pouch and Mrs. Heavenrich;
Photograph, Mrs. Osmond D. Heavenrich;
Photograph, Mrs. William H. Pouch, Mrs. Raymond H. Berry, Mrs. Charles C. Andrews, Mrs. Ralph E. Wisner.
080 Blank.
081 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Photograph, Mrs. George D. Schermerhorn;
Photograph, “A few luncheon guests”;
Photograph, Mrs. William H. Pouch, Mrs. Henry B. Joy, Mrs. Raymond H. Berry, Mrs. Charles F. Bathrick, Mrs. Osmond D. Heavenrich;
Photograph, Mrs. Heatley Green, Mrs. George D. Schermerhorn, Mrs. Henry B. Joy, Mrs. William H. Pouch, Mrs. Raymond H. Berry, Mrs. Osmond D. Heavenrich, Mrs. Emma A. Fox.
082 Blank.
083 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Ephemera from 49th Anniversary Luncheon:
Four small fabric American flags on gold metal pins;
Red, white, and blue “ribbon from handle of knife with which Mrs. Pouch cut Birthday Cake”;
Small red and blue crepe paper basket (flattened), this was a favor placed on the tables at the luncheon, and can be seen in the photographs on page 081.
084 Blank;
Metal pins sticking through from previous page.
085 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “Junior Assembly” with place cards and flattened raffia basket favor from the Michigan Junior Assembly held October 31, 1941, at Albion.
086 Blank.
087 Publication, “Echoes, Official Publication of the Junior Daughters of the American Revolution and Junior D.A.R. Assembly”, Vol. 6 No.1, November 1941.
088 Blank.
089 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “State Conference”;
Conference materials, place card from Junior Luncheon at the State Conference, held March 28, 1941 in Port Huron, Michigan;
Place card from Birthday Dinner given for Mrs. Emma A. Fox by Louisa St. Clair Chapter, DAR, on March 26, 1941.
090 Blank.
091 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Newspaper clipping, Detroit Free Press, January 4, 1942 “Detroiters to Attend State Meet”;
Newspaper clipping, The Detroit News, January 5, 1942 “D.A.R. Conclave Delegates Listed”;
Newspaper clipping, Grosse Pointe News, January 8, 1942 “DAR Again Plans to do War Work”.
092 Blank.
093 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Newspaper clipping, National Historical Magazine, July 1941, “Michigan”.
094 Blank.
095 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “Continental Congress”;
Correspondence, printed invitation to serve as Page at 50th Continental Congress to be held April 14-19, 1941 at Washington;
Correspondence, printed invitation to reception and ball given for pages of the 50th Continental Congress, April 17, 1941 at the Mayflower, Washington.
096 Blank;
Loose white paper with hand-drawn diagram of photographs on facing page.
097 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Conference materials, D.A.R. Juniors blue-on-white ribbon;
Newspaper clipping, Detroit Free Press, April 12, 1941 “Plans Made for Congress”;
Newspaper clipping, Washington Post, April 16, 1941 “D.A.R. Junior Section Elects Mrs. Richards”;
Conference materials, favor from Junior Breakfast held at the Mayflower Hotel, April 1941, bunny made from wooden bead, chenille stems, and paper;
Two photographs, unlabeled, women dressed in white (presumably pages from the Continental Congress).
098 Blank;
Loose white paper with hand-drawn diagram of photographs on facing page.
099 Photograph (top), unidentified women at Founders Memorial;
three photographs of unidentified women.
100 Blank.
101 Newspaper clipping, Washington Post, April 19, 1941 “Sedate D.A.R. ‘Let Themselves Go’ at Big Banquet” with photo of Mrs. Glenn Burkhart and Mrs. Charles Mooney.
102 Blank with embossed paper maker’s mark.
103 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Newspaper clipping, The Detroit News, February 12, 1942 “Conclave Delegates to Be Elected”;
Newspaper clipping, Detroit Free Press, February 15, 1942 “DAR Chapter to Hear Talk by Dr. Jones”.
104 Blank with embossed paper maker’s mark.
105 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “Marriages”;
Newspaper clipping, The Detroit News, January 4, 1942 “Miss Owen Sets Date” with photo of Mary Esther Owen.
106 Blank
107 Clipping, The Detroit News, January 11, 1942, photo of Mr. And Mrs. (Mary Esther) Harry Remington.
108 Blank with embossed paper maker’s mark.
109 Newspaper clipping, Detroit Free Press, January 11, 1942 “Bride Wears Slipper Satin for Rites” regarding marriage of Mary Esther Owen;
Newspaper clipping, Detroit Sunday Times, January 11, 1942 “Bride at Little Flower” regarding marriage of Mary Esther Owen.
110 Blank;
Loose white paper with hand-drawn diagram of photographs on facing page.
111 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “Children of Juniors” with four unlabeled photographs.
112 Blank;
Loose white paper with hand-drawn diagram of photographs on facing page.
113 Four photographs of children, unlabeled.
114 Blank;
Loose white paper with hand-drawn diagram of photographs on facing page.
115 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
photograph (top center), Mary Streit with child;
two photographs, unlabeled.
116 Blank.
117 Embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
Newspaper clipping, Detroit Free Press, December 7, 1941 “Births”;
Newspaper clipping, The Detroit News, February 26, 1942, “Baby Talk”;
Newspaper clipping, Detroit Free Press, May 18, 1941 regarding “young Connie Vandeveer”;
Newspaper clipping, Detroit Sunday Times, June 15, 1941, photo of Lydia Kerr, Margie McKean, and Gertrude Whelden at Grosse Pointe Hunt Club;
Newspaper clipping, Detroit Free Press, February 26, 1942 regarding birth of daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Grainge Wrigley.
118 Blank.
119 Embossed gold metallic letters reading “Outside Activities”;
Newspaper clipping, Detroit News, June 3, 1941, “Goodwill Unit Elects Officers”;
Newspaper clipping, Detroit Sunday Times, June 15, 1941, photo of Mrs. Harold R. Smith and Mrs. Frederick P. Hart at Grosse Pointe Branch of Women’s National Farm and Garden Association;
Newspaper clipping, Detroit Free Press, May 11, 1941 “Women Flyers Stage Benefit to Buy Books”;
Newspaper clipping, Grosse Pointe News, May 15, 1941 regarding dinner party held by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Netting.
120 Blank.
121 Newspaper clippings, May through November 1941, regarding social activities of Louisa St. Clair Juniors members.
122 Blank.
123 Newspaper clippings, May through July regarding social activities of Louisa St. Clair Juniors members.
124 Blank with embossed paper maker’s mark.
125 Newspaper clipping, The Detroit News, August 4, 1941 with photo of Mrs. Ralph Netting;
Newspaper clipping, Detroit Free Press, August 8, 1941 “Perfect Day Hailed by Club Lunchers”.
126 Blank paper with embossed maker’s mark.
127 Newspaper clippings, November and December 1941 regarding the Food Fashion Fair.
128 Blank paper with embossed maker’s mark.
129 Newspaper clipping, Grosse Pointe News, December 18, 1941 “Goodwill Industries Give Change to Many”;
Newspaper clipping, Chicago Daily Tribune, December 20, 1941 “Model Wins Part” with photo of Mary Owen;
Newspaper clipping, Detroit Evening Times, December 20, 1941 “Verse Shows Spirit” with verse being written my Louisa St. Clair Chapter Junior, Kathleen Morrison.
130 Blank.
131 Newspaper clippings, November 1941-January 1942 regarding social activities, including a photo of Mrs. Mitchell O’Connor.
132 Blank.
133 Newspaper clippings, January and February 1942 regarding social activities, including an article with photo of model and Louisa St. Clair Chapter Junior, Mary Owen.
134 Blank.
135 Clipping, Detroit Free Press, January 25, 1942 “Jubilee Ball”.
136 Blank.
137 Newspaper clippings, January and February 1942 regarding social activities, including photo of Mrs. Magene Mitchell O’Connor and Mrs. Harvey L. Kimerly.
138 Blank with embossed paper maker’s mark.
139 Newspaper clipping, Record-Eagle Traverse City Michigan, July 1, 1941 “Racketeers Use Emergency for Fake Charities”;
Newspaper clipping, Grosse Pointe News, December 18, 1941 “Question of War Memorial to Pointe Dead in Present Conflict Raised by Letter.”
140 Blank with embossed paper maker’s mark.
141 Newspaper clipping, no source, no date, advertisement for oats posed for by Louisa St. Clair Chapter Junior Mary Owen.
142 Blank.
143 Newspaper clipping, Detroit Evening Times, February 18, 1942 “Last of Pre-Lenten Parties is Very, Very Gay at the Boat Club” with photo of Mrs. Roy E. DeHart.
144 Blank.
145 Gold metallic paper support with embossed gold metallic eagle sticker;
V cut out of metallic copper paper and decorated with nine gold metallic star stickers.
146 Blank with adhesive residue.
147 (loose inside back cover) Program, “Excellence”;
(loose inside back cover) protective tissue).
148 (loose inside back cover) protective tissue.
149 Inside of back cover. 3-sided rectangle of adhesive residue similar to the inside of the front cover.
159 Back cover.
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