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Letter re By-laws Amendment Advising Which Woman may Attend Santa Cruz Club Function, Nogales AZ 1911
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- The Santa Cruz Ladies' Auxiliary became the Nogales Women's Club. In 1914 it was considered the "nicest" club
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The Santa Cruz Ladies' Auxiliary became the Nogales Women's Club. In 1914 it was considered the "nicest" club with the "best dressed women" in Arizona.. An 11" x 8 1/4" typed letter printed in red ink from the Santa Cruz Club, Nogales Arizona, Jan. 17, 1911. The subject is members of the Santa Cruz Club and The members of the Ladies' Auxiliary. Content provides recent events and the need to amend the bylaws to clarify which lady's may attend club functions. The bottom line Ladies who are not members of the Auziliary may be invited only once during each year, on invitation issued by the Secretary. The only exception to the rule excluding non-members of the Ladies' Auxiliary is when an unmarried member may choose to invite such person as his ONE particular guest. Letter folds. With original envelope.
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- Letter re By-laws Amendment Advising Which Woman may Attend Santa Cruz Club Function, Nogales AZ 1911
- Estado del libro
- Usado - The Santa Cruz Ladies' Auxiliary became the Nogales Women's Club. In 1914 it was considered the "nicest" club
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- Social History] [Women's Rights
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