Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series documents Mary Ellen's accomplishments including her public and philanthropic service; her placement in “The Texas Women’s Hall of Fame”; her positions as Chairman of the Legislative Committee of Harris County Suffrage Association, Honorary President of the Child Welfare League, and the first Vice President of State Congress of Mothers and the State Humane Society; her advocacy endeavors and feminist activism; and her role as an inventor of street sanitation enhancements.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series documents Mary Ellen's accomplishments including her public and philanthropic service; her placement in “The Texas Women’s Hall of Fame”; her positions as Chairman of the Legislative Committee of Harris County Suffrage Association, Honorary President of the Child Welfare League, and the first Vice President of State Congress of Mothers and the State Humane Society; her advocacy endeavors and feminist activism; and her role as an inventor of street sanitation enhancements.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series documents Mary Ellen's accomplishments including her public and philanthropic service; her placement in “The Texas Women’s Hall of Fame”; her positions as Chairman of the Legislative Committee of Harris County Suffrage Association, Honorary President of the Child Welfare League, and the first Vice President of State Congress of Mothers and the State Humane Society; her advocacy endeavors and feminist activism; and her role as an inventor of street sanitation enhancements.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series documents Mary Ellen's accomplishments including her public and philanthropic service; her placement in “The Texas Women’s Hall of Fame”; her positions as Chairman of the Legislative Committee of Harris County Suffrage Association, Honorary President of the Child Welfare League, and the first Vice President of State Congress of Mothers and the State Humane Society; her advocacy endeavors and feminist activism; and her role as an inventor of street sanitation enhancements.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series documents Mary Ellen's accomplishments including her public and philanthropic service; her placement in “The Texas Women’s Hall of Fame”; her positions as Chairman of the Legislative Committee of Harris County Suffrage Association, Honorary President of the Child Welfare League, and the first Vice President of State Congress of Mothers and the State Humane Society; her advocacy endeavors and feminist activism; and her role as an inventor of street sanitation enhancements.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series documents Mary Ellen's accomplishments including her public and philanthropic service; her placement in “The Texas Women’s Hall of Fame”; her positions as Chairman of the Legislative Committee of Harris County Suffrage Association, Honorary President of the Child Welfare League, and the first Vice President of State Congress of Mothers and the State Humane Society; her advocacy endeavors and feminist activism; and her role as an inventor of street sanitation enhancements.

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series documents Gladys Ewing's social engagements in Houston, Texas in the fall of 1911 during the Annual No-Tsu-Oh Festival and the spring of 1912 during the Mardi Gras season. Additional albums kept by Miss Ewing document her social life and attendance while a student at the Finch School for young ladies in New York City from 1909-1911. Her bridal gift registry from 1917 is included, as well as personal journals and scrapbooks. Finally, photographs of Gladys throughout her life...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series documents Gladys Ewing's social engagements in Houston, Texas in the fall of 1911 during the Annual No-Tsu-Oh Festival and the spring of 1912 during the Mardi Gras season. Additional albums kept by Miss Ewing document her social life and attendance while a student at the Finch School for young ladies in New York City from 1909-1911. Her bridal gift registry from 1917 is included, as well as personal journals and scrapbooks. Finally, photographs of Gladys throughout her life...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series documents Gladys Ewing's social engagements in Houston, Texas in the fall of 1911 during the Annual No-Tsu-Oh Festival and the spring of 1912 during the Mardi Gras season. Additional albums kept by Miss Ewing document her social life and attendance while a student at the Finch School for young ladies in New York City from 1909-1911. Her bridal gift registry from 1917 is included, as well as personal journals and scrapbooks. Finally, photographs of Gladys throughout her life...