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Collection Summary
Collection: 00388 - Federation of Women's Clubs Portraits Collection
Folder: 0001
Item: 00016
Title: Sakakawea Girls' Glee Club
Date: circa 1930
Creator: Rembrandt Studio (Bismarck, N.D.)
Inscription/Marks: Back of photo captioned "Ernestine McCloud, Rachel Grant, Rose Brown, Rose Dennery, Margaret Wayman, Mary Slatin, Vitaline Azure, Marie La France, Alice Slater, Emma Omar, Dana La France, Marie Deuchaine, Verna Bill, Hazel Powers, Angeline Grant"; attached note reads "This group is the SAKAKAWEA GIRLS' GLEE CLUB, of the U.S. Indian School located at Bismarck, before the New Deal moved the school to Fort Yates, an inland town. This group numbers 62 in all; as a Study Club and was federated with the District, State and National Federation of Womens Clubs, Inc. This group was organized by Mrs. Zuger, (then State Junior Membership Chairman) February 19, 1929. This group with four other girls from the school, went to Denver, Colo. and presented an Indian Operetta at the request of the Gneral [sic] Federation of Womens Clubs; they played before an assembly of over 50,000 people and needless to say, that they made a great 'hit'. It was my privelege [sic] to accompany the girls. E. H. Z."
Summary: Subjects: Ernestine McCloud, Rachel Grant, Rose Brown, Rose Dennery, Margaret Wayman, Mary Slatin, Vitaline Azure, Marie La France, Alice Slater, Emma Omar, Dana La France, Marie Deuchaine, Verna Bill, Hazel Powers, Angeline Grant
Red ID: PH_I_17608 Image ID: 484887 Image Notes: 00388-00016-back

Collection: 00388 Digitized Images from Collection
Title: Federation of Women's Clubs Portraits Collection
Date: 1885-1980

Summary: This collection contains portraits of early individual members of the North Dakota Federation of Women’s Clubs as well as group portraits taken at state conventions. Some of the Sakakawea Junior Girls’ Clubs group portraits are included, as this organization was established by a NDFWC member. Photos of destitute Native American families in the 1940’s are present, probably representing a humanitarian cause of the North Dakota Federation of Women’s Clubs. Members and group photos of other local North Dakota clubs, such as the Shakespearean Club, Current Events Club, and the Alfredian Club are also included in the collection.

Collection Summary
Collection: 00388 - Federation of Women's Clubs Portraits Collection
Folder: 0001
Item: 00016
Title: Sakakawea Girls' Glee Club
Date: circa 1930
Creator: Rembrandt Studio (Bismarck, N.D.)
Inscription/Marks: Back of photo captioned "Ernestine McCloud, Rachel Grant, Rose Brown, Rose Dennery, Margaret Wayman, Mary Slatin, Vitaline Azure, Marie La France, Alice Slater, Emma Omar, Dana La France, Marie Deuchaine, Verna Bill, Hazel Powers, Angeline Grant"; attached note reads "This group is the SAKAKAWEA GIRLS' GLEE CLUB, of the U.S. Indian School located at Bismarck, before the New Deal moved the school to Fort Yates, an inland town. This group numbers 62 in all; as a Study Club and was federated with the District, State and National Federation of Womens Clubs, Inc. This group was organized by Mrs. Zuger, (then State Junior Membership Chairman) February 19, 1929. This group with four other girls from the school, went to Denver, Colo. and presented an Indian Operetta at the request of the Gneral [sic] Federation of Womens Clubs; they played before an assembly of over 50,000 people and needless to say, that they made a great 'hit'. It was my privelege [sic] to accompany the girls. E. H. Z."
Summary: Subjects: Ernestine McCloud, Rachel Grant, Rose Brown, Rose Dennery, Margaret Wayman, Mary Slatin, Vitaline Azure, Marie La France, Alice Slater, Emma Omar, Dana La France, Marie Deuchaine, Verna Bill, Hazel Powers, Angeline Grant
Red ID: PH_I_17608 Image ID: 484888 Image Notes: 00388-00016-back-01

Collection: 00388 Digitized Images from Collection
Title: Federation of Women's Clubs Portraits Collection
Date: 1885-1980

Summary: This collection contains portraits of early individual members of the North Dakota Federation of Women’s Clubs as well as group portraits taken at state conventions. Some of the Sakakawea Junior Girls’ Clubs group portraits are included, as this organization was established by a NDFWC member. Photos of destitute Native American families in the 1940’s are present, probably representing a humanitarian cause of the North Dakota Federation of Women’s Clubs. Members and group photos of other local North Dakota clubs, such as the Shakespearean Club, Current Events Club, and the Alfredian Club are also included in the collection.

Collection Summary
Collection: 00388 - Federation of Women's Clubs Portraits Collection
Folder: 0001
Item: 00016
Title: Sakakawea Girls' Glee Club
Date: circa 1930
Creator: Rembrandt Studio (Bismarck, N.D.)
Inscription/Marks: Back of photo captioned "Ernestine McCloud, Rachel Grant, Rose Brown, Rose Dennery, Margaret Wayman, Mary Slatin, Vitaline Azure, Marie La France, Alice Slater, Emma Omar, Dana La France, Marie Deuchaine, Verna Bill, Hazel Powers, Angeline Grant"; attached note reads "This group is the SAKAKAWEA GIRLS' GLEE CLUB, of the U.S. Indian School located at Bismarck, before the New Deal moved the school to Fort Yates, an inland town. This group numbers 62 in all; as a Study Club and was federated with the District, State and National Federation of Womens Clubs, Inc. This group was organized by Mrs. Zuger, (then State Junior Membership Chairman) February 19, 1929. This group with four other girls from the school, went to Denver, Colo. and presented an Indian Operetta at the request of the Gneral [sic] Federation of Womens Clubs; they played before an assembly of over 50,000 people and needless to say, that they made a great 'hit'. It was my privelege [sic] to accompany the girls. E. H. Z."
Summary: Subjects: Ernestine McCloud, Rachel Grant, Rose Brown, Rose Dennery, Margaret Wayman, Mary Slatin, Vitaline Azure, Marie La France, Alice Slater, Emma Omar, Dana La France, Marie Deuchaine, Verna Bill, Hazel Powers, Angeline Grant
Red ID: PH_I_17608 Image ID: 484886 Image Notes: 00388-00016

Collection: 00388 Digitized Images from Collection
Title: Federation of Women's Clubs Portraits Collection
Date: 1885-1980

Summary: This collection contains portraits of early individual members of the North Dakota Federation of Women’s Clubs as well as group portraits taken at state conventions. Some of the Sakakawea Junior Girls’ Clubs group portraits are included, as this organization was established by a NDFWC member. Photos of destitute Native American families in the 1940’s are present, probably representing a humanitarian cause of the North Dakota Federation of Women’s Clubs. Members and group photos of other local North Dakota clubs, such as the Shakespearean Club, Current Events Club, and the Alfredian Club are also included in the collection.

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