Box 2

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An autograph copy of speech by Club President, Mary Evans, and schedule for the New Century Club of Wilmington are laid in.

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See F66 the 1932, 1933-1934, 1935-1936 programs and F137 for the 1925 program.

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See F81 for a copy of the 1949 program.

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Contains a draft of the first constitution of the New Century Club of Newark, as well as a note indicating that the first group voted "to call ourselves the Tuesday Club--even though it was necessary after the first meeting to change the day from Tuesday to Wednesday." These minutes contain the first references to the Newark Library.

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Includes information about the incorporation of the club and a club seal.

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Laid in this notebook are a memorial resolution for founding member, Mrs. Annie Evans Kollock, and an untitled poem about the New Century club by Mrs. H. M. Dawson.

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A report titled "The Life of Edward MacDowell" (1914) is laid in.

Scope and Contents The minutes of the Board of Directors (also referred to as the Corporate Board) meetings, stockholders meetings, and joint meetings with the Executive Board of the New Century Club provide information about management of the club house facilities. A copy of the Certificate of Incorporation of the Club House Company and of the bylaws are tipped in. Laid in are programs, clippings, the agreement with the Wrights for the Delaware Avenue property, and several financial statements. Removed and...

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A summary of the history of the club and some correspondence are laid in. Committees now include Civics, Social Services, Education, Conservation, Home Economics, and Child Welfare.

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Formed by members of the New Century Club, the Choral Club provided community musical programs; particularly the Christmas program. The notebook includes minutes, financial information, a list of members, words to songs, and a script for the musical, "There's No Business Like Club Business."

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Programs, a 1972 Board of Directors address, brochures on highway safety, a "Federation Quiz," a history of the GFWC (1987), certificates, correspondence, press releases, and a proclamation in celebration of GFWC Day are included.

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Correspondence, citations from the DSFWC, programs for fashion-sewing contests, a 1972-1973 progress report, programs for annual meetings, a copy of "Federation Song for 1915," are some of the items included.