National Federation of Music Clubs Records

National Federation of Music ClubsIndianapolis, Indiana

National Federation of Music Clubs Records

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Table of Contents

Summary Information ................................................................................................................................. 3

Collection Inventory...................................................................................................................................... 5

History and Governance.......................................................................................................................... 5

Proceedings, Minutes, Reports, Programs.............................................................................................17

Financial/Legal/Administrative..............................................................................................................34

NFMC Publications............................................................................................................................... 59

Presidential papers................................................................................................................................. 78

Activities/Projects/Programs..................................................................................................................82

Scrapbooks........................................................................................................................................... 126

Photographs..........................................................................................................................................126

Printed materials.................................................................................................................................. 154

Miscellaneous.......................................................................................................................................182

Artifacts/Memorabilia.......................................................................................................................... 182

Oversized materials..............................................................................................................................191

Film/Recordings................................................................................................................................... 196


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Summary Information

Repository National Federation of Music Clubs

Title National Federation of Music Clubs Records

Date 1897-2017

Extent 250.0 Cubic feet

Language English


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Administrative Information

Publication Information

National Federation of Music Clubs


History and Governance

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Collection Inventory


Box

Articles of Incorporation: 1898 (photocopies), Articles of Amendment, 1951; Articles of

Amendment, 1959

1

Charter/Constitution/By-Laws

1905

1913

1917

1919

1926

1928

1930

1937



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1939

1947

1959

1970

1975

1985

1997

2000

2002

2009

Undated (typewritten)

Congressional Charter, 1982

Parliamentary Procedure

Protocol



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"Protocol at a Glance" by Lucile Parrish Ward

Installation ceremony

Organization, 1897-1898

Headquarters opening, Chicago, 1960

Headquarters dedication, Indianapolis, 1980

Centennial celebration, 1998

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"A Musical Legacy of 100 Years" by Lucile Parrish Ward 2

"Fifty Years---A Noble Heritage" by Mrs. Edwin Chapin Thompson

"Historical Highlights of NFMC" by Mrs. Abel A. Coult, with notes and correspondence

Histories

Histories

Histories

Histories, Chatauqua building



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Histories, Junior Division

Histories, states

World's Fair, 1940

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Alabama-Illinois 3

Indiana-North Dakota 4

Ohio-Texas 5

Utah-miscellaneous 6

In Memoriam Book, 1982

Memorials and obituaries

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Biographies 6

Virginia Allison

Maltbie D. Babcock, "This is my Father's World"

Irving Berlin



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Emil and Ruth Beyer

Estelle (Mrs. James) Brady

Gena Branscombe

Thelma (Mrs. J. Knox) Byrum

Gertrude Caulfield

Francis Christmann

Janice Clarkson Cleworth

Rudolph Ganz

Patrick Gilmore

Henry Hadley

Mike Harland

Charles Haubiel

Adel Heinrich

John Tasker Howard



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Olga Koussevitzky

Fritz Kreisler

Martha Phillips (Mrs. David) Mead

James Mulholland

Allison Nelson

Phillip Plank

Elwood Priesing

Clarence and Olive Russell

Clara Schumann

Hildur (Mrs. William) Shaw

Julia Smith

Claudette Sorel

Agnes (Mrs. A.E.) Staub

Theodore Thomas



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Helen Thompson

Wang An-Ming

Lucile Parrish Ward

Elizabeth Wiegand

Nancy Woodin

Archives

Records

Records on microfiche

Records to Library of Congress

Records to Tennessee State Archives

Signatures and autographs

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National Federation of Music Clubs, Historical Sketch, by Lucile Parrish Ward 19

Manuals

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1939-1940, Standing Rules and Procedures 7

1949-1951

1949-1951, copy 2

1951, Special Policy Rules

1951-1953

1951-1953, revised 1952

1951-1953, revised 1952, copy 2

1953-1954

1953-1954, copy 2

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1955-1957 8

1955-1957, copy 2

1957-1959

1957-1959, copy 2



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1957-1959 and supplement, 1958-1959

1957-1959 and supplement, 1958-1959, copy 2

1959-1961

1959-1961, copy 2

1960, Standing Rules and Procedures, 2 copies

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1961-1963 9

1961-1963, copy 2

1963-1965

1963-1965, copy 2

1965-1967

1965-1967, copy 2

1967-1969

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1967-1969, copy 2 10



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1969-1971

1969-1971, copy 2

1970, Standing Rules and Procedures

1971-1973

1971-1973, copy 2

1973-1975

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1973-1975, copy 2 11

1975-1977

1975-1977, copy 2


1975, Standing Rules and Procedures, copy 2

1977-1979

1977-1979, copy 2

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1979-1981 12

1979-1981, copy 2

1981-1983

1981-1983, copy 2

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1983-1985 13

1983-1985, copy 2


1985-1987

1985-1987, copy 2

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1987-1989 14

1989-1991

1989-1991, copy 2

1991-1993



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1991-1993, copy 2 15

1993-1995


1995-1997

1995-1997, copy 2

1997-1999

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1999-2001 16

1999-2001, copy 2



2001-2003




Proceedings, Minutes, Reports, Programs

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2003-2005 17

2003-2005, copy 2




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2007-2009 18

2007-2009, copy 2 and 3 on cd

2009-2011, + copy 2 on cd

2011, Standing Rules, By-Laws, copy 1 and 2 on cd

2011-2013, + copy 2 and 3 on cd

2013-2015, + copy 2 and 3 on cd




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1913 - 1923 [bound] 1

1921 - 1923 [bound]

1925 - 1933 [bound]

1923 - 1929 [bound]

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1925 - 1935 [bound] 2

1930 - 1934 [bound]

1937 [bound]

1938 [bound]

1939 [bound]

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1935 - 1937 [bound] 3

1937 - 1939 [bound]

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1935 - 1937 [bound] 4



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1937 - 1939, volume I [bound]

1939 - 1941 [bound]

1937 - 1939, volume II [bound]

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1939 - 1941 [bound] 5

1941 - 1943 [bound] 6

1943 - 1945 [bound] 6

1943 - 1945 [bound]

1947 - 1951 [bound]

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1933-35 "Book of Proceedings" [bound] 8

1935-37 "Book of Proceedings" [bound]






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Box

1893-96 Reports on organization's founding 9

1897

1898 (St. Louis, Missouri)

1899 First Biennial meeting (St. Louis, Missouri)

1900 (Grand Rapids, Michigan)

1901 Biennial Fesival (Cleveland, Ohio)

1903 Biennial Festival (Rochester, New York)

1904 meetings (St. Louis, Missouri)

1905 Biennial Festival (Denver, Colorado)

1906 meetings (Chicago, Illinois)

1907 Biennial Convention (Memphis, Tennessee)

1909 Biennial Festival and Convention (Grand Rapids, Michigan)

1910 meetings (St. Louis, Missouri--spring; Freehold, New Jersey, fall)

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1911 Biennial Festival (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) 10


1913 Biennial Festival (Chicago, Illinois)


1915 Biennial Convention (Los Angeles, California)

1917 Biennial Convention (Birmingham, Alabama)


1919 Biennial Convention (Peterborough, New Hampshire) and Fall Meeting (Akron, Ohio)

1920 meetings

1921 Biennial Convention (Tri-Cities, Iowa/Illinois--Davenport, Iowa; Rock Island, Illinois; Moline,

Illinois)

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1922 Spring Meeting (Nashville, Tennessee); Fall Meeting (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) 11

1923 Biennial Convention (Asheville, North Carolina); Fall Meeting (New York, New York)

1924 Spring Meeting (Kansas City, Missouri); Fall Meeting (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)



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1925 Biennial Convention (Portland, Oregon); Fall Session (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)

1926 Spring Meeting (Cincinnati, Ohio); Fall Meeting (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)

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1927 Biennial Convention (Chicago, Illinois) [folder 1] 12

1927 Biennial Convention (Chicago, Illinois) [folder 2]

1927 Biennial Convention (Chicago, Illinois) [folder 3]

1927 Fall Session (New York, New York)

1928 Spring Convention (Keystone Heights, Florida)

1928 Fall Session (Detroit, Michigan)

1929 Biennial Convention (Boston, Massachusetts)

1929 Fall Session (Milwaukee, Wisconsin)

1930 Biennial Convention (Charleston, South Carolina)

1930 Fall Session (New York, New York)

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1931 Biennial Convention (San Francisco, California) 13



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1931 Fall Session (Hot Springs, Arkansas)

1932 Biennial Convention (Washington, D.C.)

1932 Fall Session (New Orleans, Louisiana)

1933 Biennial Convention (Minneapolis, Minnesota)

1933 Fall Session (St. Louis, Missouri)

1934 Fall Session (Chicago, Illinois)

1935 Biennial Convention (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)

1935 Fall Session (Denver, Colorado)

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1936 Fall Session (Dallas, Texas) 14

1937 Biennial Convention (Indianapolis, Indiana)

1937 Fall Session (Chattanooga, Tennessee)


1939 Biennial Convention (Baltimore, Maryland)



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1939 Fall Session (Salt Lake City, Utah)

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1940 Fall Session (Milwaukee, Wisconsin) 15

1941 Biennial Convention (Los Angeles, California)

1941 Fall Session (Cincinnati, Ohio)

1942 Fall Session (Providence, Rhode Island)

1943 Biennial Convention (New York, New York)

1943 Fall Session (Minneapolis, Minnesota)

1944 Fall Session (Tulsa, Oklahoma)

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1945 Biennial Convention (New York, New York) 16

1945 Executive Committee Meeting (New York, New York)

1946 Biennial Convention (Atlanta, Georgia)

1946 Fall Session (Wichita, Kansas)

1947 Biennial Convention (Detroit, Michigan)



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1947 Fall Session (Des Moines, Iowa)


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1949 Biennial Convention (Dallas, Texas) 17

1949 Fall Session (Seattle, Washington)

1950 Fall Session (Raleigh, North Carolina)

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1951 Biennial Convention (Salt Lake City, Utah) 18

1951 Fall Session (Hot Springs, Arkansas)

1952 Fall Session (Duluth, Minnesota)

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1953 Biennial Convention (New York, New York) 19

1953 Fall Session (Evanston, Illinois)

1954 Session (Denver, Colorado)

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1955 Biennial Convention (Miami, Florida) 19-20



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1955 Fall Session (Odessa, Texas) 20


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1957 Biennial Convention (Columbus, Ohio) 21

1957 Fall Session (Albuquerque, New Mexico)

1958 Fall Session (Green Lake, Wisconsin)

1959 Biennial Convention (San Diego, California)

1959 Fall Session (Interlochen, Michigan)

Box

1960 Fall Session (Louisville, Kentucky) 22

1961 Biennial Convention (Kansas City, Missouri)

1961 Fall Session (Asheville, North Carolina)

1962 Fall Session (Boise, Idaho)

Box

1963 Biennial Convention (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) 23



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1963 Fall Session (Washington, D.C.)

1964 Fall Session (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma)

1965 Biennial Convention (Miami, Florida)

1965 Fall Session (Memphis, Tennessee)

Box

1966 Fall Session (Minneapolis, Minnesota) 24

1967 Biennial Convention (New York, New York)

1967 Fall Session (St. Louis, Missouri)

Box

1968 Fall Session (Cleveland, Ohio) 25

1969 Biennial Convention (Albuquerque, New Mexico)

Box

1969 Fall Session (Charlotte, North Carolina) 26

1970 Fall Session (Detroit, Michigan)

Box

1971 Biennial Convention (New Orleans, Louisiana) 27-28



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1971 Fall Session (Cheyenne, Wyoming) 28

1972 Fall Session (Hot Springs, Arkansas) 29

1973 Biennial Convention (Atlantic City, New Jersey) 29-30

1973 Fall Session (Green Bay, Wisconsin) 30

1974 Fall Session (Fargo, North Dakota) 30-31

1975 Biennial Convention (Atlanta, Georgia) 31

1975 Fall Session (Los Angeles, California) 32

1976 Fall Session (San Antonio, Texas) 32-33

1977 Biennial Convention (Kansas City, Missouri) 33

1977 Fall Session (Denver, Colorado) 33-34

1978 Executive Committee (Washington, DC) 34

1978 Fall Session (Indianapolis, Indiana)

1979 Biennial Convention (Portland, Oregon)

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1979 Fall Session (Charleston, South Carolina) 35

1980 Fall Session (Sun Valley, Idaho)

Box

1981 Biennial Convention (Birmingham, Alabama) 36

1981 Fall Session (Providence, Rhode Island)

1982 Fall Session (Baltimore, Maryland)

Box

1983 Biennial Convention (Columbus, Ohio) 37

1983 Fall Session (Grand Rapids, Michigan) 37-38

1984 Fall Session (Lexington, Kentucky) 38

1985 Biennial Convention (Wichita, Kansas) 39

1985 Fall Session (Indianapolis, Indiana) 39-40

1986 Fall Session (Williamsburg, Virginia) 40

1987 Biennial Convention (Miami, Florida) 40-41

1987 Fall Session (Long Beach, California) 41



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1988 Executive Committee Special Called Session 42

1988 Fall Session (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma)

Box

1989 Biennial Convention (Fort Worth, Texas) 42-43


1990 Fall Session (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 44

1991 Biennial Convention (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) 44-45

1991 Fall Session (Greensboro, North Carolina) 45

1992 Fall Session (Cheyenne, Wyoming) 46

1993 Biennial Convention (Buffalo, New York) 46-47

1993 Fall Session (Indianapolis, Indiana) 47

1993 Press releases

Box

1994 Fall Session (Jackson, Mississippi) 48

1995 Biennial Convention (Wichita, Kansas)



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Box

1995 Fall Session (Hilton Head, South Carolina) 49

1996 Fall Session (Burlington, Vermont)

Box

1997 Biennial Convention (Milwaukee, Wisconsin) 50

1997 Retreat (Indianapolis, Indiana)

1997 Fall Session (New Orleans, Louisiana)

Box

1998 Fall Session (Chicago, Illinois) [includes centennial events] 51

1999 Biennial Convention (St. Louis, Missouri) 52

1999 Fall Session (Huntsville, Alabama) 53

1999 Executive Committee Special Called Session

Box

2000 Fall Session (Roanoke, Virginia) 54

2001 Biennial Convention (Atlanta, Georgia) 55

2001 Fall Session (Cincinnati, Ohio)

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2002 Fall Session (Little Rock, Arkansas) 56

2003 Biennial Convention (Nashville, Tennessee)

Box

2004 Fall Session (Wilmington, North Carolina) 57

2005 Biennial Convention (Austin, Texas)

2005 Discussion of Historian goals and methods

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2007 Biennial Convention (Salt Lake City, Utah)

Box

2008 Fall Session (Denver, Colorado) 59-60

2009 Biennial Convention (Orlando, Florida) 60

2010 Fall Session (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) 61

2011 Biennial Convention (McLean, Virginia)

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2012 Fall Session (Indianapolis, Indiana) 62



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2013 Biennial Convention (Greenville, South Carolina)

2014 Convention (Portland, Oregon)

2015 Convention (Fargo, North Dakota)

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2016 Biennial Convention 62A

North Dakota Federation of Music Clubs minutes 63

1919-1926

1927-1935

1936-1939

1940-1947

1948-1955

1956-1964

1965-1975

1975-1985


Financial/Legal/Administrative

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1986-1997

Miscellaneous (unprocessed) 64

Miscellaneous (unprocessed) 65


Financial reports/Audits

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1931-1933 1 Financial

1933-1935

1940-1941

1943-1945

1946-1947

1948-1949

1949-1950

1950-1951



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1953-1954

1954-1955

1955-1956

1956-1957

1957-1958

1958-1959

1959-1960

1960-1961

1964-1965

1966-1967

1967-1968

1968-1969

1969-1970

1970-1971



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1971-1972

1972-1973

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1974-1975

1975-1976

1976-1977

1977-1978

1978-1979

1979-1980

1980-1981

1981-1982

1982-1983

1983-1984



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1984-1985

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1986-1987

1987-1988

1988-1989

1989-1990

1990-1991

1991-1992

1992-1993

Box


1994-1995

1995-1996

1996-1997



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1997-1998

Box


1999-2000

2000-2001

2001-2002

2002-2003

Box


2004-2005

2005-2006

2006-2007

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2008-2009



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2009-2010

2010-2011

Box


2012-2013

2013-2014

Sales and fees, 1944-2007

Gold Cup orders - Correspondence, 1987-1993

Ledgers

Box


1976-1980 10

Financial

1980-1983 11

Financial

1982-1985 12

Financial



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1974-1978 13

Financial

1979-1981 14

Financial

1981-1984 15

Financial

1984-1986 16

Financial

1986-1989 17

Financial

1976-1984 18

Financial

1980s 19

Financial

1984-1985 20

Financial

1984-1988 21

Financial

Federal tax returns

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1980 22

Financial



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1981

1982

1983

1984

1985

1986

1987

1988

1989

1990

1991

1992

1994

1997



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2000

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

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2009 23

Financial

2011

Withholding

Banking records

Box

Vouchers, 1930s 24

Financial

Checks, vouchers, 1930s 25

Financial



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Check registers: 1933-1939, 1970s (checkbook and cancelled checks) 26

Financial

Check registers: 1980, 1999, 1970s (checkbook and cancelled checks and stubs) 27

Financial

Check registers: 1953, 1963, 1990s, 2005 (checkbook and cancelled checks) 28

Financial

Savings account passbooks

CD certificates

Box

Buildings and facilities 29

Financial

Buildings and facilities 30

Financial

Legal 31

Financial

Articles of Incorporation correspondence

By-Laws amendment issues, 1948

By-Laws issues, 1956

Tax-Exempt status, 501(c)3



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Tax-Exempt status, 1201(a)1

Tax-Exempt status, 101(6)

Tax exemptions on admissions, 1940

Corporation reports to Secretary of State

1950s-1970s

1980s - 1990s

Citizenship

Real estate tax

Personal property tax

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Deeds 32

Financial /

Legal

Contracts, Parliamentarian

"Showcase" service mark / trade mark

Photo releases



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ASCAP

Safe deposit box

Liability insurance

Wolf Trap project

Unemployment benefits

Miscellaneous

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Rose Fay Thomas Fellows 33-34

Financial/

Legal

Endowment Fund, 1958

Endowments/Gifts/Bequests

Anderson---Carl Edward Anderson, "Echoes" and copyrights

Baiz---Baiz International scholarships

Becchina---Hazel Heffner Becchina Vocal Fund

Benzinger---for W. Paul Benzinger Memorial Award for Music for the Blind



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Beyer---Emil and Ruth Beyer Scholarship Fund

Brush---Rowena Brush fund

Bullock---Dorothy Bullock Scholarship in Music Theory

Byrum---Thelma Byrum Piano Award

Carey-Wilson---Carey-Wilson Scholarship

Cleworth---Janice Clarkson Cleworth Piano Fund

Comstock---Award

Cox---Mary Alice Cox scholarship fund

Dean---Floride Smith Dean Fund

Ellis---Edwin B. Ellis Piano Fund

Fowler---Agnes Fowler Fund

Freehoff---Ruth Freehoff

Getty---Ann and Gordon Getty Fund

Gulesian---Grace Warner Gulesian



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Hail---Mary Kimball Hail Fund

Heimrich---Lucille Heimrich Fund in Guitar and Percussion

Henderson---Louise L. Henderson Violoncello Fund

Honigman---Hinda Honigman Scholarship for the Blind

Johnson---Thor Johnson Strings Fund

Lang---Violet and Louis Lang Fund

Linkins---Esther Linkins

Mack---Martha Marcks Mack Fund

Mayfield---Dr. Alpha Corinne Mayfield Opera Scholarship

Moore---Ida Rose Dietert Moore, for building fund

Morgan---Hazel Morgan, for Education Department

Muir---C. J. Muir

Neumann---Herman and Mary Neuman Music Awards

Olson---Lynn Freeman Olson Competition Awards



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Pascoe---Eleanor Pascoe scholarship

Peter---Lily Peter Strings Fund

Ragland---Mary Ragland scholarship fund

Ratcliff---Ona Mae Ratcliff, for scholarship for outstanding student, Music of Poetry

Schramm---Professor Rudolf R. A. Schramm Award for the Parade of American Music

Sorel---Claudette Sorel Piano Fund

Sorin---Samuel Sorin endowment for awards in piano for Young Artists

Steele---Myrtle Jones Steele, for study of piano or organ

Sweeney---Endowment

Theisen---Mary V. Thiesen Fund

Valentin---Oscar Valentin Violin Award

Ward---Lucile Ward Veterans Award

Wiegand---Elizabeth Wiegand gift, copyright of "Crusade for Strings Minuet"

Other



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Eudice Shapiro Gottlieb (accused of Communism, 1957)

Kelley - Watts

Midgley

Rosters

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1947-1990 35

Financial

1990-2003 36

Financial

1997-1998 37

Financial

1996-1999, Juniors 38

Financial

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Rosters and directories 39

Financial

Directories 40

Financial

Directories, 2005-2010 41

Financial



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MCM subscriptions, 1940s 42

Financial

Treasurers' reports 43-44

Financial

2014-2015 State Treasurer's Reports

Box

Alabama 45

Arizona

Arkansas

California

Colorado

District of Columbia

Florida (2 folders)

Georgia

Idaho

Illinois



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Indiana

Iowa

Box

Kansas 46

Kentucky

Louisiana

Maine

Maryland

Massachusetts

Michigan

Minnesota

Mississippi

Missouri

Montana



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Nebraska

Nevada

New Hampshire

New Jersey

New Mexico

New York

North Carolina

Box

North Dakota 47

Ohio

Oklahoma

Oregon

Pennsylvania

South Carolina



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South Dakota

Tennessee

Texas

Utah

Box

Vermont 48

Virginia

Washington

West Virginia

Wisconsin

Wyoming

2015-2016 State Treasurer's Reports

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Alabama 49

Arizona



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Arkansas

California

Colorado

Connecticut

Delaware

District of Columbia

Florida

Georgia

Idaho

Illinois

Indiana

Iowa

Kansas

Kentucky



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Louisiana 50

Maine

Maryland

Massachusetts

Michigan

Minnesota

Mississippi

Missouri

Montana

Nebraska

Nevada

New Hampshire

New Jersey



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New Mexico

New York

North Carolina

North Dakota

Ohio

Oklahoma

Oregon

Box

Pennsylvania 51

South Carolina

South Dakota

Tennessee

Texas

Vermont



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Virginia

Washington

West Virginia

Wisconsin

Wyoming

Past Presidents' Assembly

Box

History 58

Financial

Members

Organizing chapters

Local chapter index

Local charters

1 - 225

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226 - 550 59

Financial

551 - 750 60

Financial

Unnumbered

District charters

State charters index

State charters

Scroll of Honor

National charter reports

Miscellaneous

State Treasurers' reports

Box

Blue books 64

Financial

Member cards

Box


NFMC Publications

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Digest reports by state presidents, 1944-1945 65

Financial

Unprocessed

Life members

Box

1993-1995 52

Financial

2000-2006 53

Financial

1934-1999 54

Financial

2006, Alabama - North Carolina 55

Financial

Box

Memorials and Recognition, 1991-2009 56

Financial

Card file of clubs withdrawn from NFMC 57

Financial

NFMC Publications (individual issues unless noted as bound)

Music Clubs Magazine (MCM)



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The Musical Monitor

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1913 May -1915 June (bound) 1

1915 July - 1921 February (bound)

Official Bulletin

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1922-1925 (bound) 2

1923-1925

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1925 September - 1928 May (bound) 3

1926-1927

1928 January - May

1929 January, May-June, October


1928 October -1929 June (bound)



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1928 October - November

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1929 November - 1933 June (bound) 4

1930

1931

1932

1933 January - June

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1933 September - 1937 April (bound) 5

1933 September - 1934 October

1935

1936 - 1937 April

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1937 September - 1941 June (bound) 6

1937 May - 1938



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1939

1940 - 1941 June

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1941 September - 1944 June (bound) 7

1941 September - 1942 December

1943 - 1944 June

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1944 September - 1945 June (bound)

1944 September - 1945

1946 - 1947 April

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1947 May - 1951 June (bound) 9





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1949 October - 1950 June (bound)

1950 October -1951 September (bound)

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1947 May - 1948 10

1949 - 1951 June

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1951 September - 1952

1953

1954 - 1955 April

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1955 June -1959 April (bound) 12

1955 June -1956

1957 - 1958 May

1958 September -1959 April

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1959 June - 1963 Spring (bound) 13

1959 June - 1960 (Showcase edition begins January 1960)

1961 - 1964 Spring, Showcase edition

Box

1964 Summer - 1967 April, Showcase edition (bound) 14

1963 Summer - 1964, Showcase edition

1965 (Showcase edition)

1966 - 1967 April (Showcase edition ends with Fall 1963 issue)

Box

1967 June - 1971 Convention (bound) 15

1967 June - 1968

1969

1970 Special Issue - 1971 Convention

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1971 Summer - 1975 Spring (bound) 16



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1971 Summer - 1972-73 Winter

1973 Special Issue - 1973-74 Winter

1974 Special Issue - 1975 Spring

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1975 Summer - 1979 Spring (bound) 17

1975 Summer - 1977-78 Winter

1978 Special Issue - 1979 Spring

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1979 Summer - 1983 Summer (bound) 18

1979 Summer - 1980

1981-Summer 1983, loose

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1983 Autumn - 1987 Summer (bound) 19

1983 Autumn -1984

1985 Spring - 1987 Spring

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1987 Autumn - 1989

1990 - 1991 Summer

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1992 Winter - 1995 Spring

1995 Autumn - 1999 Summer (bound)

1995 Autumn - 1997

1998 - 1999 Summer

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1999 Autumn - 2000

2001 - 2003 Summer

2003 Autumn - 2007 Summer (bound)

2003 Autumn - 2005 Spring/Summer


Junior Keynotes

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2005/2006 Winter - 2007 Spring/Summer

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2007 Autumn - 2009

2010-Autumn 2012

2013

2014

2015 Spring

2016 Spring, Autumn

Junior Keynotes

Junior Bulletin

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1927 24

1928

1929


Junior Keynotes

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1930

1931

1932

1933-1939, assorted

Junior Magazine

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1940-1943, assorted 25

1944-1945

1946-1947

1948-1949

1950-1951

1952-1953

1954 January-May

Junior Keynotes


Junior Keynotes

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1954 October - 1956

1957-1958

1959

Box

1960-1961 26

1962

1963

1964-1965

1966

1967

1968

1969

Box

1970 27

1971


Junior Keynotes

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1972-1973

1974-1975

1976-1977

1978-1979

Box

1980-1982 28

1983

1984

1985

1986

1987

1988

Box

1989 29

1990


Junior Keynotes

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1991

1992

1993

1994

1995

1996

Box

1997 30

1998

1999

2000

2001-2002

2003-2004

2005


Brochures/Bulletins/Pamphlets

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2006-2007

Box

2008-2009 31

2010-2011

2012

2013

2014

2015 Spring

2016 Spring

2016 Autumn


Box

A-Col 33

Com-Festival 34

Festivals-How 35



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Hymns-Inter 36

International-Junior Festivals Bulletins, 1972 37

Junior Festivals Bulletins, 1975-Junior Club Basis 38

Junior Counselor-Nine 39

Oper-Sac 40

Sam-Y 41

Miscellaneous 42

Box

American Folk Music by Annabel Morris Buchanan 42

Buy-a-Brick

Junior Keynotes, Information

Working papers, Junior Keynotes, biographies

Working papers, Junior Keynotes, drawings

Booklet of American Composers, 1934



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Directory of American Composers, 1993

Directory of American Composers, 1999

Directory of American Women Composers, 1970

National Federation of Music, Cheyenne, Wyoming, 1898-1971

Choral Collection, San Francisco, 1931

Music in Religious Education, 1927-1931

National Federation of Music Clubs, Mission

The Master Yearbook by Myra Brewster, 1952

The Second Master Yearbook by Myra Brewster, 1955

International Music Relations List of Music Titles

Procedure/Protocol booklets

A Study Course in Music Understanding, 1927

Extension Department, 1921-1926

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Price lists 44

Fifteen Lessons on Opera

Opera Primer

Official Program, Convention Newsletter, 1977

Organization/Orientation booklets

One thing remains timeless, the Music

Club Rating Plan, 1931-1938

Installation Service

Information/Membership development materials

Record of Accomplishment

State Treasurers Guidelines

National Music Week observance

Course of Study, 1927-1928

Historical Highlights by Ruth Haller Ottaway, 1935



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Handbook, circa 1951

Junior and Juvenile Clubs Course of Study

American Piano Solo list

Together We Sing, September 2013-August 2015

Federation Festivals Bulletin, July 2016-June 2020

Publicity for Music Clubs

Music Clubs Magazine, 2011-2015 (bound)

"A Pictorial Legacy of 100 years: The NFMC" unpublished book

Who's Who

1965

1967

Who's Who information

Box

Letterhead, seals, insignia 46



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Blank certificates

Music Club Magazine correspondence, 1965

Chamber Operas for Grass Roots Productions

A Collection of Verses Recited from Memory by Eva Foulke

Crusade for Strings Minuet by Elizabeth Greiger Wiegand

Invocation by Julia Smith

The President's Song by Eusebia Simpson Hunkins

Dance Department, Jazz Syllabus

Dance Department, Modern Dance Syllabus

Student Auditions

Better Dance in America

Competitions/Awards/Scholarships

Order forms

The White Breakfast by Mrs. Royden James Keith


Presidential papers

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Past President Assembly materials

Cradle Roll materials

Student Bulletin, 1972-1973

Club Presidents Handbook

Student Division Handbook

Calendar for 1947

Collect, 1945

Ellis Competition for Duo-Pianists, 1997

Life member materials

Membership dues forms

Music Clubs Magazine subscription envelope

Oversize materials 43

Presidential papers

Box


Presidential papers

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Past Presidents, History 1

Biographical Sketches

Mrs. Theodore Thomas, Founder and Honorary President

Mrs. Edwin T. Uhl, 1898-1901

Mrs. Curtis Webster, 1901-1903

Mrs. Winifred B. Collins, 1903-1905

Mrs. Russell Ripley Dorr, 1905

Box

Mrs. Julius Eugene Kinney, 1905-1907, 1911-1915 2

Mrs. Charles B. Kelsey, 1907-1911

Mrs. Albert J. Ochsner, 1915-1919

Mrs. Frank A. Seiberling, 1919-1921

Mrs. John F. Lyons, 1921-1925

Mrs. Edgar Stillman Kelley, 1925-1929


Presidential papers

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Mrs. Elmer James Ottaway, 1929-1933

Mrs. John Alexander Jardine, 1933-1937

Mrs. Vincent Hilles Ober, 1937-1941

Box

Mrs. Guy Patterson Gannett, 1941-1947 3

Mrs. Roydon James Keith, 1947-1951 4

Mrs. Ada Holding Miller, 1951-1955

Mrs. Ronald Arthur Dougan, 1955-1959

Mrs. C. Arthur Bullock, 1959-1963

Mrs. Clinton J. Muir, 1963-1967

Mrs. Maurice Honigman, 1967-1971

Box

Text 5

Box

Text 6

Dr. Merle Montgomery, 1971-1975

Box


Presidential papers

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Montgomery Memoirs 7

Mrs. Frank A. Vought, 1975-1979 8

Mrs. Jack Christopher Ward, 1979-1983

Mrs. Dwight D. Robinson, 1983-1987

Mrs. Glenn L. Brown, 1987-1991

Box

Mrs. D. Clifford Allison, 1991-1995 9

Dr. Barbara M. Irish, 1995-1999

Box

Dr. Ouida Keck, 1999-2003 10

Elizabeth Paris, 2003-2007

Box

Lana M. Bailey, 2007-2011 11

Carolyn Nelson, 2011-2015

Box

Text 13

Box


Activities/Projects/Programs

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Text 14

Box

Text 12

Box

Michael Edwards, 2016- 15

Gladys (Mrs. A. A.) Coult, historian

Box

Text 16

Box

Text 19

Box

Text 18

Box

Text 17

Activities/Projects/Programs

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American Music 1

American Music - Adult Composers

American Music - American Women Composers

American Music - Choral


Awards / Scholarships

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American Music - Folk Music

American Music - Sample programs and lists

Anthem of the Month (Sacred Music)


Aeolian Music Foundation Award

Virginia Allison American Music Award for Clubs

American Music in the Armed Forces Composition Contest

American Women Composers Performance Award

Emil and Ruth Beyer Composition Awards

Dorothy Dann Bullock Music Therapy Scholarship

Charles Castleman Scholarship

Gwladys Comstock Award

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Eduational Institutions for the Performance and Promotion of American Music - Entries 2



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Educational Institutions for the Performance and Promotion of American Music - Entries

Ellis Competition for Duo Pianists



Ellis Competition for Duo Pianists - Hecht and Shapiro, 1991

Ellis Competition for Duo Pianists - Mark Clinton and Nicole Narboni, 1995

Ellis Competition for Duo Pianists - Beatrice and Christina Long, 1997

Ellis Competition for Duo Pianists - Amy and Sara Hamann, 1999

Ellis Competition for Duo Pianists - Pas de Duo: Stephen Varney and Naomi Sanchez, 2005

Ellis Competition for Duo Pianists - Roo Duo: Janet Fetterman and Nathan Smith, 2003

Ellis Competition for Duo Pianists - 88 Squared: Jeffrey and Karen Savage, 2009

Ellis Competition for Duo Pianists - Tiffany Delgado and Hilary Mauler, 2013

Ellis Competition for Duo Pianists - Happy Dog Duo: Eric Tran and Nathan Cheung, 2017

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Anne Gannett Award for Veterans 3

Anne Gannett Award for Veterans

Anne Gannett Award for Veterans

Mary Kimball Hail Award

Nancy Hatz Young Composers Award

Hinda Honigman Awards for the Blind

International Music Scholarship

Wendell Irish Viola Awards

Charles Ives Composition Scholarship

Thor Johnson Chamber Music Award

Junior Keynotes Award

Joseph Kaspar Award

Marie Morrisey Keith Award

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Edgar Stillman Kelley Award 4

Edgar Stillman Kelley Award

Edgar Stillman Kelley Award, 1962


Box

Edgar Stillman Kelley Award, 2006 5


Edgar Stillman Kelley Award, 2007-2008




Edgar Stillman Kelley Award, forms

Edgar Stillman Kelley Award, judging

LaMontaine commissioned piano concerto and performance



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Eleanor Anderson Lieber Opera Award

Virginia Peace Mackey Award

Alpha Corinne Mayfield Opera Award

Box

Ada Holding Miller Fellowship 6

Merle Montgomery Opera Award

Irene S. Muir Scholarship in Women's Voice

Vivian Menees Nelson Scholarship for the Disabled and Visually Impaired

Herman and Mary Neumann Award

Lynn Freeman Olson Composition Award

Eleanor Pascoe Scholarship

Peabody Conservatory of Music Strings Scholarship

Thelma Robinson Award in Conducting

Scrapbook Competitions



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Steinway Award

Josephine Trott Scholarship Award in Strings

Oscar Valentin Award in Violin

Gretchen Van Roy Music Education Scholarship

Joyce Walsh Junior Disability Awards

Lucile Parrish Ward Veteran's Award

Elizabeth Greiger Wiegand Sacred Music Award

Florence Wilkinson Scholarship for the Blind

Laura K. Wilson Award

Wolf Trap Scholarship

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Young Artists Awards - Winners 7

Jacques Abram: Piano, 1937

Alard Quartet: Chamber music, 1955



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Matthew Allen: Cello, 2011

William Alton: Piano, 1961

Andrew Armstrong: Piano, 1993

Christopher Atzinger: Piano, 2005

Zuill Baley: Cello, 1991

Kathleen Battle: Soprano, 1975

Tanya Bawden: Piano, 1957

Mary Louise Beltz: Contralto, 1941

Robert Best: Baritone, 1993 (2nd place)

Randie Blooding: Baritone, 1977

McHenry Boatwright: Baritone, 1957

Melvin Brown: Tenor, 1965

Robert Brownlee: Piano, 1959

Gladys Burns: Soprano, 1923



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Mary Ann Busching: Mezzo Soprano, 1973

Woodrow Bynum: Baritone, 2003

Claudine Carlson: Mezzo Soprano, 1965

Richard Case: Piano, 1953

Christina Castelli: Violin, 2003

Emil Israel Chudnovsky: Violin, 1993

James Cockman III: Piano, 2009

Christie Conover: Soprano, 2015

Andrew Cooperstock: Piano, 1989

Henry Criz: Violin, 1969

Mela Dailey: Soprano, 2005

Ivan Davis: Piano, 1955

Martha Deatherage: Soprano, 1957

Donald [sic] (David) Doig: Tenor, 1969



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Margaret Donnell: Oratorio, 1979

Lee Dougherty: Soprano, 1963

Sharon Kay Edgemon: Mezzo Soprano, 1975

David Ehrlich: Violin, 1975

Ralph Evans: Violin, 1981

Inna Faliks: Piano, 1999

Naomi Farr: Soprano, 1953

Joseph Fennimore: Piano, 1965

Terry Ferrell: Violin, 1919

Elizabeth Fischer: Mezzo Soprano, 1963

Philip Frank: Violin, 1929

Florence Frantz: Piano, 1929

Mark Gardner: Baritone, 2013

Lauren David Gayle: Piano, 1975



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Jean Geis: Piano, 1949

Jodie Gelbogis: Piano, 1985

Richard Glazier: Piano, 1991

Carroll Glenn: Violin, 1941

Lorie Gratis: Mezzo Soprano, 1993

Alex Gray: Baritone, 1915

Jeanne Grealish: Mezzo Soprano, 1965

Hazel Hallett: Piano, 1927

Graham Harris: Violin, 1917

Margaret Harshaw: Soprano, 1935

Allen Henderson: Baritone, 1995

Esther Hinds: Soprano, 1967

James Houghton: Baritone, 1922

Ming-Feng Hsin: Violin, 1983



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Ruth Hutchinson: Soprano, 1919

Julia Jack: Mezzo Soprano, 1915

Carolyn James: Mezzo Soprano, 1971

Mary Jane Kania: Soprano, 1997

Lynda Keith: Soprano, 1989

Jeanie Kelley: Soprano, 1975

Gary Kendall: Bass, 1973

Carrie Kennedy: Violin, 2001

Alexander Kerr: Violin, 1989

Mia Kim: Piano, 1995

Tiberius Klausner: Violin, 1961

Arthur Klein: Piano, 1919

Joseph Knitzer: Violin, 1935

John Michael Koch: Man's Voice, 1987



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Olga Krayterman: Piano, 2013

Box

Virginia Laico: Piano, 1973 8

Gary Lakes: Tenor, 1981

Richard Lalli: Baritone, 1983

Mary Gordon Underwood: Operatic Contralto, 1931 (2nd place)

Paula Lenchner: Soprano, 1945

Matthew Lipman: Viola, 2015

Martha Lipton: Contralto, 1939

Marina Lomazov: Piano, 1997

Michael Ludwig: Violin, 1987

Patricia Lou MacDonald: Soprano, 1959

Maria McDaniel: Mezzo Soprano, 2011

Robert McDonald: Piano, 1979



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Evelyn McGarrity: Mezzo Soprano, 1957

Jonathan Mack: Tenor, 1979

Judith Malafronte: Oratorio, 1981

Elizabeth Mannion: Mezzo Soprano, 1963

Wojciech Matuszewski: Piano, 1969

Kathryn Meisle: Contralto, 1915

Zarina Melik-Stepanova: Piano, 2003

Nan Merriman: Women's Voice, 1943

Benjamin Middaugh: Baritone, 1969

Courtney Miller: Mezzo Soprano, 2013

Nella Marita Miller: Piano, 1923

Vonna Miller: Soprano, 1977

Dale Moore: Baritone, 1963

Miles Nekolny: Baritone, 1955



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Devora Nadworney: Contralto, 1921

Louis Nagel: Piano, 1967

Clancy Newman: Cello, 1999

Kathryn Noll: Voice, 1925

Stanley Norsworthy: Bass Baritone, 1971

Jane Ohmes: Soprano, 1995

Thomas Otten: Piano, 1987

Nicholas Pallesen: Baritone, 2011

Angela Park: Cello, 2009

Stanley Plummer: Violin, 1951

Eunice Podis: Piano, 1945

Mary Elizabeth Poore: Soprano, 1973

Kris Reid: Soprano, 1977

Kitt Reuter-Foss: Mezzo Soprano, 1987



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Christopher D. Rex: Cello, 1979

William Riley: Baritone, 1985

Kenneth Roberson: Baritone, 1997

Carol Robinson: Piano, 1915

Alan Rogers: Tenor, 1963

Brenda Rucker Smith: Soprano, 1981

Steven Rushing: Baritone, 1991

Daniel Seigel: Baritone, 2009

Eudice Shapiro: Violin, 1937

David Shimoni: Piano, 2001

Elaine Skorodin: Violin, 1963

Claudette Sorel: Piano, 1951

Samuel Sorin: Piano, 1939

Ruth Spindler: Organ, 1931



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James Standard: Baritone, 1959

Gary Steigerwalt: Piano, 1977

Diana Steiner: Violin, 1959

Carol Stuart: Oratorio Soprano, 1967

Lionel Stubblefield: Tenor, 1975

Nicholas Susi: Piano, 2015

Samuel Thaviu: Violin, 1931

James Tippey: Baritone, 1963

Roselyn Tureck: Piano, 1935

Anthony Turner: Baritone, 1993

Tavi Ungerlaider: Cello, 2013

Shirley Verrett: Mezzo Soprano, 1961

Catherine Wade-Smith: Violin, 1925

Linda Wang: Violin, 1997



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William Watkins: Organ, 1949

Daniel Weeks: Tenor, 1999

Kay Welch: Soprano, 2009

David Allen Wehr: Piano, 1983

Robert Wiedefeld: Men's Voice, 1927 (2nd place)

Jmel Wilson: Soprano, 1979

Mary Wilson: Soprano, 1999

Kwan Yi: Piano, 2011

Donna Zapola: Soprano, 1985

Peter Zazofsky: Violin, 1977

Young Artists - Winners' lists, 1915 - 9

Yount Artists - History

Young Artists - Correspondence

Box



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Young Artists - Requirements 10

Young Artists - Presentation

Young Artists - Publicity

Young Artists - Registration of Copyright

Box

Young Artists - Award Certificates 11

Young Artists - Brochures, 1917 -

Box

Young Composers 12

Young Composers 13

Glad Robinson Youse Adult Composers Contest 14

Charts/Lists of awards and scholarships, 1950s and 1960s

Charts/Lists of awards and scholarships, 1970s





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Miscellaneous, 1980s


Box

Bicentennial (U. S. ) Celebration 15

Citations: Paul Creston

Citations: Thelma Robinson

Citations: Glad Robinson Youse

Citations: Miscellaneous

Citations: Miscellaneous

Citations received

Crusade for Strings/Chamber Music/Orchestras

Crusade for Strings/Chamber Music/Orchestras

Dance Department



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Dance Department

Dance Department

Education

Box

Education 16

Education

Music in Schools and Colleges



Box

Music in Schools and Colleges 17


Radio/Motion Pictures/Audio-Visuals

Student Bulletins

Yearbooks



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Extension Department

Founders' Day

Box

Hymn of the Month 18

History

National Hymn Contest

Booklets: 1961-62, 1962-63, 1963-64, 1964-65

Booklets: 1965-66, 1966-67, 1967-68, 1968-69, 1969-70

Booklets: 1970-71, 1971-72, 1973-74, 1974-75

Booklets: 1975-76, 1976-77, 1977-78, 1978-79, 1979-80

Booklets: 1981-82, 1982-83, 1983-84, 1984-85

Booklets: 1995-97, 1997-99, 1999-2001, 2001-03

Booklets: 2005-07, 2007-09

Miscellaneous, 1920s-1940s



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Box

Miscellaneous, 1960s 19

Miscellaneous, 1970-73

Miscellaneous, 1974-79



Hymn Study

Insignia - Badges - Pins

Box

International Music Relations 20

International Music Relations 21

Junior Division 22

Junior Division 23

Legislation 24



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MacDowell Colony

MacDowell Colony

MacDowell Colony

Memorials and Remembrances Fund

Music for the Blind

Box

Music in Hospitals 25

Music Week 26

Music Week 27

Music Week 28

Music Week 29

Music Week 30

Music Week 31

Official Invocation 32



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Opera

Opera

Box

Other organizations 33

Other organizations 34

Parade of American Music 35

Parade of American Music

Parade of American Music

Parade of American Music, history and notes

Parade of American Music, Bicentennial 1976

Parade of American Music entries


Box

Parade of American Music entries 36




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Box

Press releases 37

Undated

1910s

1935

1937

1938

1939

1940

1941

1942



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1943

1944

1945

1946

1947

1948

1949

1950

1951

1952

1953

1954

1955

1956



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Box

1957 38

1959

1960

1961

1962

1963

1964

1965

1966

1967

1968

1969

1970



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1971

1972

1973

1974

1975

1976

1982

1992

Box

1993 39

1993

1993

1993

Box

1993 40



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1993

1994

1994

Box

1994 41

1995

1995

1995

Summer Centers/Festivals/Camps 42

General

General

General

General

Box

General 43



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General

General

Box

General 44

General

Correspondence

Correspondence, Elizabeth Bowen

Correspondence, Ruth Bush

Correspondence, Gertrude Granfield

Box

Annual Junior Contest bulletins 45

Correspondence, dance festivals

Correspondence, Gladys Fisher

Correspondence, Mary Heininger

Correspondence, Hinda Honigman



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Correspondence, Irene Howe

Correspondence, Nielsine Nielsen

Box

Funding 46

Bulletins

Bulletins

Directories

Eastern Conservatory of Music and Arts

Blank award forms

Steinway composition contest

Gold Cup plan

Camper progress reports

Study book list

Key to grading

Box



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Tests 47

Tests

Tests

Tests

Box

Newsclippings 48

Alaska Festival of Music

American Festival Chorus

Apple Hill Farm Center for Chamber Music

Aspen Music School

Bear Valley Music Festival

Berkshire Music Center

Blossom Festival School

Brevard Music Center

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Brevard Music Center 49

Chamber Music Festival

Chatauqua

Chatauqua

Curtis Institute of Music

Eastern Music Festival

Edinburgh Festival

Egyptian Music Camp

Festival Institute in Acadiana

Grant Park Music Festival

Hummingbird Summer Music Camp

Box

Indian Hill Music Workshop 50

Inspiration Point Fine Arts Colony



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International Festival, Round Top

International Music Camp

Jackson Summer Repertory Theatre

Kings Lake Fine Arts Camp

Kinhaven Music School

Kneisel Hall

Lancaster Summer Arts Festival

Marrowstone Music Festival

Meadowmount Camp

Music Academy of the West

Box

Musicianship Through Improvisation 51

National Music Camp, Interlochen

National Music Camp, Interlochen



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Ogelbay Institute Opera Workshop

Ojai

Opera in the Ozarks

Opera Workshop

Box

Orpheus 52

Peninsula Music Festival

Pennsylvania Opera Workshop

Ravinia Festival Stearns Institute

Rocky Ridge Music Center

Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival

Santa Fe Opera

Sarasota Music Festival

Sewanee Summer Music Center

Box



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Stephen Foster Music Camp 53

Stony Brook

Tanglewood

Transylvania Music Camp

Tri-State Orchestral Composers Symposium

Upper Midwest Music Camp

Walden School

Western Arts Summer Music Festival

Wheel in the Mazanos

Yellow Barn Music Festival

Scholarships 54

Chairmen's reports

General

General



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Box

General 55

General

Abilene Christian University

University of Alabama

Alaska Music Festival

American Music in Armed Forces

Anamaria Saritelli - DiPanni Bel Canto Scholarship

University of Arizona

Aspen

Ball State University

Blossom Festival School

Bradley University

Brevard Music Center



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Camp Solitude for the Blind

Catholic University of America

Chatauqua

Box

Chatauqua 56

Centenary College

Cincinnati University Conservatory of Music

Converse College

Dorothy Bullock Scholarship

Eastern Music Festival

Eleanor Anderson Lieber

Frances Rogers

Gretchen Van Roy

Gwladys Comstock



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University of Hartford School of Music

Hummingbird Summer Camp

Illinois State University

Indiana University

Inspiration Point

Interlochen

International Music Camp

Jeananne Neving

Kings Lake

Kinhaven

Kneisel Hall

Box

Lakeland College 57

Lawrence Foster



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Manhattan School of Music

Morrowstone Music Festival

Martha Murdock Scholarship

Mary Prudie Brown Scholarship

Meadowmount

Midwest State University

Millikin University

Mississippi University for Women

Music Academy of the West

New School of Music

North Texas State University

Oglebay

Opera in the Ozarks

Oklahoma College



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Pacific Northwest Music Camp

Palm Beach Atlantic College

Benzinger Performance Award for the Blind

Peninsula Music Festival

Philadelphia College for Performing Arts

Presbyterian College

Rochester University Eastman School of Music

Rocky Ridge

Rollins College

San Francisco Conservatory

Santa Fe Opera

Shenandoah College and Conservatory

Stephen Foster Camp

Sewanee



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Summer Arts Institute at Snowbird

Southwest Texas State University

Tanglewood

Transylvania Camp

Texas Woman's University

University of South Dakota

University of Wyoming

Upper Midwest Music Camp

Walden

Program Building 58

Senior Clubs

Senior Clubs

Box

United Nations 59



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War Services Committee (WWII) 60

War Services Committee (WWII)





War Services Committee (WWII) - Red Cross

Box

War Services Committee (WWII) - Bundles for Britain 61

War Services Committee (WWII) - Thank-Yous






Scrapbooks

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White Breakfast

White House

Box

Unprocessed 62-67

Folk Music 68

Scrapbooks

Photographs

01001 Baroque ensemble. Left to right: John Patterson, bassoon; Phyllis Harrison; Earnest Patterson,

oboe; Jeanne Timm, flute

01002 Female violinist

01003 Left to right: Mrs. Ratcliff, Harold Boxer, Dr. Marion Richter. In MCM summer 1975

01004 Violin by Guarneri del Gesu 1735 played by Michael Rabin

01005 Biennial Convention 1977. Left to right: Gene Boucher, opera star Metropolitan Opera and

concert artist with his accompanist


Photographs

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01006 Brevard Music Center. Left to right: Mrs. Abel Amherst Colt and Mrs. Maurice Honigman,

President of NFMC

01007 Kappa Alpha Pledges, North Texas State University. Standing second from left: Tim Vaught

01008 Invocation. Left to right: second from left is Mrs. Frank Vaught; far right Mrs. Arthur M. Wilkins.

In MCM autumn 1975

01009 Convention 1968 August. Clockwise: Florence Wilkinson; Hillar Shaw; Maurice Honigman;

Helen Nancy Marin; Ruby Vought; Phil Plank; unknown local man; Merle Montgomery

01010 H. M. S. Pinafore. [Gilbert and Sullivan]. Rick Wright as Ralph Rackstraw; and others. In MCM

summer 1976

01011 Wolf Trap Concert Reception August 6, 1973. Left to right: William Yarborough, director; Lewis

Daloit, conductor or orchestra and former NFMC winner; Dr. Merle Montgomery, president NFMC;

Henry Criz, violin soloist and NFMC Young Artist winner

01012 Tennessee FMC officers in Washington, D. C. Left to right: Dr. L. F. Arterburn; Miss Elizabeth

Dunn; Mrs. A. A. Coult; Mrs. F. B. Benson; Mrs. Frank Liddell

01013 Illinois FMC Junior Day (Chicago). Left to right front row: Anamay Owen Wales; Mrs. Frank A.

Vaught. Top row: Mrs. George Eclkand, Central Region Vice President; Mrs. Alice Anderkay, Northern

Region Vice President; Mrs. Jane Lorenz, Jr., Achievement and Club Ratings Chairman; Mr. Douglas E.

Bushell, treasurer; Mrs. Loris N. Balluff, recording secretary; Mrs. John J. Rush, Junior Counselor

01014 Far left: Mrs. Arthur Wilkinson. Far right: Mrs. Dwight D. Robinson (copy 1 and copy 2)

01015 Central District President Mrs. Arthur A. Moenck


Photographs

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01016 Biennial Convention Albuquerque, NM, April 20, 1969. Left to right: Mrs. A. A. Coult, historian,

Mrs. Arthur W. Wilkinson, parliamentarian; Mrs. James A. Brady, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Glenn

Morrison, chaplain

01017 The Colonists of Milton High School, Alpharetta, Georgia; Leon Cole, director. In MCM summer

1975

01018 Mississippi delegation at a reception. Left center: Mrs. Norman Johnson; Right center: Miss

Ernestine Ferrell, retiring president; Far right: Mrs. Ruth Smith, newly elected president

01019 Young Artist Judges for Piano Category. Left to right: William Masselos, Malcolm Palmer, Tom

Brumby. In MCM summer 1975

01020 Chairmen of National Meetings 1971-1975. Left to right: Dr. Merle Montgomery, Mr. Edward

Priesing, Mrs. Eric Caviness, Mrs. R. L. Esmay, Mrs. Charleas M. Pollock. Seated, Mrs. Ronald A.

Dougan. In MCM summer 1975

01021 Presidential Citation Presentation. Left to right: Adrien Gnam, Music Director and Conductor,

Ohio University Symphony Orchestra; Dr. Merle Montgomery. In MCM summer 1975

01022 Board Members. Left to right: Mrs. Clifford Allison, Kansas; Mrs. C. R. Ringham, Oklahoma;

Mrs. Allen Wakefied, Mrs. Robert Henderson. In MCM summer 1975

01023 Opera Workshop, Inc. Pittsburgh. Left to right: Richard Flusser, General Manager and Artistic

Director; Mrs. James R. Duincan, Jr., Administrative Director; Dennis Williams (tenor), NFMC Martha

Murdoch Award winner; Michael Wiesser (baritone), PFMC Martha Murdoch Award. In MCM winter

1977-78

01024 Young Artist Auditions 1979. Lisa Petrilli, harp


Photographs

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01025 Young Artist Auditions 1979. Claire Garabedrian, violoncello, 2nd place Louise Oberne Award

01026 Young Artist Auditions 1979. Leslie Myron, viola

01027 Scholarship Honoring Past National Presidents Committee. Left to right front row: Mrs. Charles

M. Pollock, Mrs. James A. Brady, Mrs. Harry A. Crunbling (chairman), Mrs. Hal McHaney, Mrs.

Frederik Marin. Back row: Mrs. Vernon L. Manvel, Mrs. W. Paul Benzinger, Mrs. Clark Y. Gunderson,

Mrs. Reginald Congdon, Mrs. E. Wendell Holden. In MCM autumn 1977-78

01028 String Ensemble. Roland Leo Jones, violin; Cal Bromfield, cello; Ethel Grassman, piano. In

MCM Winter 1977-78

01029 Banquet Hosts. Left to right: Violet Hein, Mary Marks, Ruiby Bradley, Lollie Bell Byers, Laurel

Krynke, Mable Boggs. In MCM Winter 1977-78

01030 National Music Week Committee. Left to right front row: Mrs. Elmer J. Einum (retiring

chairman), Mrs. Eric Caviness, Mrs. Oliver Dunbar, Miss Alice Walter, Mrs. Raymend H. Reese

(new chairman). Back row: Mrs. Wendell Holder, Mrs. Francis Bishop, Mrs. M.F. Eckert, Mrs. Grant

Bicemore, Mrs. Tracey Wootten. In MCM autumn 1973

01601 Centennial Parade. Chicago. 1998. (Virginia FMC members) Left to right: Dr. Zuill Bailey, flag;

Patricia Boots; Agnes Downey; Lana Bailey; Margaret Hunt; Elma Swain

01602 Mrs. Rex Brown (Copy 1, Copy 2)

01603 Mrs. Paul Moss, 1958

01604 David? Mannes


Photographs

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01605 John Tasker Howard

01606 Burrill Phillips

01607 Student Auditions. 1973. Rulon Christianson, winner organ category

01608 Rulon Christianson. In MCM Autumn 1973

01609 BMI. James G. Roy, Jr.

01610 Arthur Farwell (1872-1952) in 1934

01611 ASCAP. Richard F. Frohlich (Copy 1, Copy 2)

01612 U.S. Information Agency. James Keogh, director. Speaker 1975 Convention, Atlanta (Copy 1,

Copy 2)

01613 Stillman Kelley Award. 1973. Stephanie Chase, winner (Copy 1, Copy 2)

01614 Stephanie Chase

01615 ? In MCM Special 1976

01616 Jeanie Auditions. Florida FMC. 1976. Karen Lee Tyler, Coral Gables, Florida

01617 Student Auditions. Anne Gannett Award. Left to right: Jim O’Neal, winner; Mrs. Alan Travey,

president California FMC. In MCM Autumn 1975


Photographs

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01618 Jean Eichelberger Ivy. Testament of Eve. Elaine Bonazzi, singing the part of Eve; Victoria Bond,

conductor, Columbia University Orchestra

01619 Douglas Moore

01620 Douglas Moore

01621 Douglas Moore

01622 Student Auditions. Marie Morissey Keith Award Winner. 1961. Dennis Robert Moffat

01623 Dennis Robert Moffat

01624 Dennis Robert Moffat (Copy 1, Copy 2)

01625 Dennis Robert Moffat (Copy 1, Copy 2)

01626 Elisabeth Lutyens. Kareniana, op. 99. Karen Phillips, violin; Victoria Bond, conductor;

instrumental ensemble

01627 Julia Smith. Piano Concerto. New York premier. Tara Bawden, piano; Columbia University

Orchestra; Victoria Bond, conductor

01628 Left to right: Tara Bawden, Victoria Bond

01629 Woodwind Trio

01630 Unidentified harpist


Photographs

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01631 Percussion section

01632 Victoria Bond

01633 Irene Muir Scholarships to Foster Music Camp. 1976. Left to right standing: Mrs. John L.

Vickers, NFMC chairman for Foster Music Camp; Craig Spies; Keith Kanopf; Mark Conversino; Scot

Byrd; Mrs. Paul Kraus, president Kentucky FMC;. Left to right seated: Paula Wade; Pam Grimes; Sallie

Rawlings. In MCM winter 1976

01634 Chautauqua Scholarship Winners 1976. Seated left to right: Jane Ann Benedict; Donna Amato.

Standing left to right: Beatrice Lemke, Kenneth Marschall, Penny Shop, David Gierlock, Amy Hunter.

In MCM winter 1976

01635 Parade of American Music. Left to right: Abram Chasins, Selma Smith. In MCM special 1977

01636 Left to right: Helena Arkus, Ruth Schontel, Marion Richter, Julia Smith

01637 Victoria Bond. In MCM special 1977

01638 Young Composers Competition. 1976. Ernest Charles, judge. In MCM winter 1976

01639 Left to right: Elaine Bonazzi, Victoria Bond, Howard Shanet

01640 Left to right: Claudette Sorel, J. Phillip Plank, Julia Smith, Adriana Zahn

01641 Eleonore Schoenfeld

01642 Mehli Mehta


Photographs

- Page 133 -

01643 India Zerbe

01644 National Arts Club Music Awards Banquet. 1974. Back row left to right: Robert Comming, Peter

Mennin, Walter Borten, Nils Oliver, José Ramos-Santana, Robert Gregory Shannon, Eunice Hill, Donald

Frost, Robert Yamins, Peter W. Smatana, Robert Sherman, Merle Montgomery. Front row left to right:

Mrs. Janice W. Wray, Mrs. Walter Borten, Van Cliburn, Mrs. G. Walter Zahn, Mrs. Hammond J. Steele.

In MCM Summer 1974

01645 Chautauqua. 1978. Back row left to right: Dr. Robert R. Hesse, Mrs. Wilmot (Barbara) Irish, Peter

Zasofsky, Mrs. Alfred Grey, Robert V. Woodside. Seated left to right: Dr. E. Dorothy Dann Bullock,

Mrs. Charles H. Pascoe, Mrs. Frank A. Vaught, Mrs. Robert E. Humphreville, Mrs. Raymond H. Reece,

Mrs. William B. Millard.In MCM winter 1978-79

01646 Left to right: Robert Elwood Brady, Mrs. James A. Brady, Johnny Allison, Mrs. David W. Barr,

James A. Brady, Jr.

01647 “Landmark of American Music” ceremony. Columbia University. Left to right: Kim Smith, Dr.

Marion Richter, Mrs. Marcia Da Ponte, James Roy, Howard Shanet, Charles Haywood

01648 Student Auditions. Anne Gannett Award.1974. Robert Vega, winner. In MCM autumn 1974

01649 National Orchestral Composition Contest. 1978. Margaret Ann Griebling. In MCM summer 1978

01650 Brevard Music Center. Left to right: Mrs. Floyd Johnson, Sharon Rouse, Ernestine Ferell

01651 Leslie Uyeda (scholarship winner 1979). In MCM summer 1979

01652 MENC Southrn Division. Don C. Robinson


Photographs

- Page 134 -

01653 Interlochen Center for the Arts. Roger E. Jacobi, president

01654 Mrs. W. Carruth Jones (Louisiana). In MCM summer 1978

01655 Left to right: Mrs. Ronald A. Dougan, Mrs. Maurice Honigman, Dr. Merle Montgomery, Mrs. C.

Arthur Bullock

01656 NFMC Citation. Maurice Abravanel, conductor, Utah Symphony Orchestra

01657 Left to right: Ealph Marshall, Naomi Reynolds, Lauren David Gayle, Mrs. Marshall. In MCM

autumn 1975

01658 Boris Goldenberg

01659 Jerome Hines

01660 Peninsula Music Festival Federation Weekend 1974. Seated left to right: ?, Mrs. J. Knox Byrum,

Mrs. R. A. Dougan, Mrs. Carl T. Wilson, Miss Alice Walter

01661 Peninsula Music Festival Federation Weekend 1974. Left to right: Mrs. Ronald A. Dougan, Dr.

Thor Johnson, Carroll Glenn, Mrs. J. Knox Byrum, Eugene Liszt. In MCM winter 1974

01662 Ruth Duncan McDonald. In MCM special 1979 (Copy 1, Copy 2)

01663 Student Auditions Marie Morrisey Keith Scholarship Winner 1961. Dr. Ruthanne Rich

01664 Wolftrap Farm Park, District of Columbia. Mrs. Jouett Shouse


Photographs

- Page 135 -

01665 Student Auditions Marie Morrisey Keith Award winner. Stewart Newbold, clarinet. In MCM

special 1977

01666 Mrs. Helen Crowe Snelling, San Francisco Trio. In MCM autumn 1975

01667 Meadowmount Summer Music Center. Chin Kim, violin. In MCM winter 1974

01668 Standing left to right: Mrs. Hinda Honigman, Mrs. Wilson, Ellen Corby, Mrs. Jack C. Ward.

Seated left to right: Dr. Ariel Durant; Beulah Bondi. In MCM autumn 1975

01669 Kurt Klippstatter. In MCM winter 1978

01670 Vladimir Horowitz. Clockwise from upper left: Horowitz and wife, Wanda Toscanini Horowitz;

Horowitz and Henry Z. Steinway; Horowitz at the piano; Horowitz signing autographs

01671 Dr. Maurice Hinson. In MCM winter 1975-76

01672 Statue. Native American on Horseback. In MCM special 1977

01673 Gena Bachauer

01674 Norman Dello Joio. In MCM winter 1975-76

01675 Mrs. Hamilton

01676 House of Grass Roots Opera, 1117 Hillboro Street; Raleigh, NC


Photographs

- Page 136 -

01677 Curtis String Quartet 1959. Left to right: Jascha Brodsky, violin; Mehli Mehta, violin; Max

Aronoff, viola; Orlando Cole, cello

01678 New School of Music. Max Aronoff, Director

01679 Eden Talbott House Headquarters, Indianapolis. 4 views of the “Hinda Honigman” parlor

01683 Left to right: Ruth Seale, Hinda Honigman, Edith Kirkpatrick. 1971

01684 NFMC Convention New Orleans 1971 Planning Committee. Seated Left to right: Ruth Seale,

Edith Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Frank Vaught, Mrs. Hinda Honigman, Lucille Ward. Standing left to right: ?, ?,

Cornelia Freeman, ?, ?, Mr. Plank?

01685 Left to right: Mrs. Frank Vaught, Ruth Seale, Edith Kirkpatrick, Beth Dupaquier

01686 Fine Arts Building? Chicago

01687 Margaret Garwood. “The Nightengale and the Rose.” Dolores Ferraro. In MCM summer 1978

01688 Miami Beach. In MCM December 1964

01689 Founder’s Day 1974. Eastland (Tennessee) Music Club. Left to right: Miss Johnny Jernegan, Mrs.

James Bates, Mrs. R. M. Mitchum, Mrs. W. H. Jackson, Mrs. C. G. Wiggins. In MCM autumn 1975

01690 Alabama Certificate of Meritorius Service. Left to right: Mrs. William D. Wilson, Mrs. O. R.

Grimes

01691 Emelia Simone. In MCM autumn 1973


Photographs

- Page 137 -

01692 Constance Eberhast?

01693 Left to right: Kenneth Huber, Kenton Coe, Mrs. Nancy Maoney, Dr. Lee Egbert, Mrs. Carolyn

Noble, Mrs. Mary Vaughn

01694 Wolftrap Farm. Dedication for a new NFMC headquarters building. Helen Thompson, member of

the Symphony Hill Board of Trustees. In MCM winter ?

01695 Wolftrap Farm. Dedication for a new NFMC headquarters building. Dr. Walter Anderson, Music

Director National Endowment for the Arts In MCM winter ?

01696 Wolftrap Farm. Dedication for a new NFMC headquarters building. Dr. Louis J. Cashdan, Mr.

Plank. In MCM winter ?

01697 Wolftrap Farm. Dedication for a new NFMC headquarters building. Left to right: Mr. Maurice

Honigman, Mrs. Maurice Honigman, Mr. Plank, Dr. Louis Cashdan, Helen Thompson, The Rev. J.

Hodge Alves, Mrs. William S. Shaw. In MCM winter ?

01698 Wolftrap Farm. Dedication for a new NFMC headquarters building. Hinda Honigman. In MCM

winter ?

01699 Wolftrap Farm. Dedication for a new NFMC headquarters building. The Rev. J. Hodge Alves. In

MCM winter ?

01700 Wolftrap Farm. Dedication for a new NFMC headquarters building. Left to right: Mr. Plank,

Hinda Honigman, Mrs. William S. Shaw. In MCM winter ?

01701 Wolftrap Farm. Dedication for a new NFMC headquarters building. Left to right: Hinda

Honigman, Mrs. William S. Shaw. In MCM winter ?


Photographs

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01702 Sherry Zannoth, soprano. In MCM summer 1978

01703 Crescent Music Club. Greenville, South Carolina. Group photo

01704 Scene from Columbia pictures “Crescendo.” Dirk Bogarde as Franz Liszt

01705 Wolftrap Farm. Dedication for a new NFMC headquarters building. John S. Edwards, Chairman

of the Board of Directors, American Symphony Orchestra League. In MCM winter ?

01706 Student Auditions Marie Morrisey Keith Award 1978. Larry Watson, winner. In MCM spring

1978

01707 Ernest Hagen. “Beret and Per Hansa.” Left to right: Lina Smalley, soprano; Ronald Ballard,

pianist; Ernest Hagen, composer; Blanche Thebom. In MCM spring 1978

01708 Left to right: Jim Barnard, Mrs. Frank A. Vaught

01709 Robert Manzari. In MCM summer 1978

01710 Left to right: Dr. Vincent Persichetti, Dr. Walter Hodgson, Mrs. Eusebia Hankins, Dr. H. Owen

Reed

01711 National Music Week Award 1974. Beach Cities Symphony, Redondo Beach, California. Left to

right: Dr. Louis Palange, Miss Jean Waste, Dr. Doyle Roettger, Mr. Thomas. In MCM summer 1974

01712 Convention Atlanta 1975. Chamber Singers, Clayton Junior College; Morrow, Georgia


Photographs

- Page 139 -

01713 Fall Board Meeting. Indianapolis 1985. Arkansas delegates seated left to right: Arthur Emmerling,

Genevieve Emmerling, Ouida Keck. Standing left to right: Marjorie Bond, Clifton Bond, Wanda Fanz,

Audrey Caviness.

01714 Young Artist Department 1977-78. Standing left to right: Mrs. Dwight D. Robinson; Mrs. Charles

McDonald; Mrs. Arthur (Genevieve) Emmerling, Young Artist Presentation Chairman. In MCM Winter

1977-78.

01715 Miami Convention 1987. Mrs. George (Ruth) Jordan.

01716 Stephen Foster Music Camp 1974. NFMC Scholarship Winners. Front row left to right: Mrs. John

Vickers, NFMC Representative; Daphne Green; Jane Terry; Kathy Winmer; Ann Higginbotham; Mrs.

Crawford Gent, State President. Second row left to right: David Malone, Marla Moore, Robert Lee. In

MCM Winter 1974.

01717 Oglebay Scholarship 1974. Margaret Emmens, winner. In MCM Winter 1974.

01718 Mrs. G. E. Ballew (Edythe), Oklahoma. In MCM Summer 1978.

01719 Hinda Honigman Scholarship. Left to right: Hinda Honigman, ? Simpson (winner); ? Brady,

NFMC Scholarship Chairman. In MCM Winter 1974.

01720 Bicentennial Committee. In MCM Autumn 1976.

01721 Publications Committee Standing left to right: McHaney, Marin, Mrs. H. E. Miller. Seated left

to right: Mrs. Nielsine Nielson, Mrs. James W. Bolding, Jr., Hinda Honigman, Mrs. Caulfield. In MCM

Autumn


Photographs

- Page 140 -

01722 Madama Butterfly. 1967. Janet Hardy, Butterfly; William Neill, Pinkerton. In MCM Autumn

1977.

01723 Office Committee 1976. Left to right: Mrs. Robert Menees, J. Phillip Plank, Mrs. Harry

Spradling, Mrs. Rex Brown

01724 Celebrity Luncheon 1975. In MCM Autumn 1975.

01725 Carmen. 1973. Patricia Brook-Etienne; David Sondquist. In MCM Autumn 1977.

01726 L’Heure de musique, Lafayette Louisiana. Seated left to right: Robin Rosser, Nancy Parker,

Tommy Reynaud, Edward Tillery. Standing: Mary Bulman, club president. At the piano: Mrs. Marjorie

Pulley. In MCM Summer 1974.

01727 Ruby Zigler from Texas. In MCM Summer 1978.

01728 Aspen Scholarship Winner 1975. Joseph Swenson of New York City, violinist. In MCM Winter

1975-76.

01729 Finance Department 1978. Seated left to right: Mrs. Dwight D. Robinson, Mrs. Maurice

Honigman, Mrs. Frank A. Voight. Standing left to right: Miss Gertrude Caulfield, Chairman; Mrs.

Fredrik Marin; Mrs. Hal McHaney; Mrs. J. Knox Byrum; Back row standing left to right; Mrs. Chris

Nelson; John Peter Thompson; Mrs. Rex Brown. In MCM Autumn 1978.

01730 Linda Shumaker Smith. In MCM Special [n.d. 1978?]

01731 Elinor Remick Warren, composer; Roger Wagner, conductor. Rehearsal of the Israel Festival

Orchestra for “Abram in Egypt.” Work for baritone, chorus, orchestra. In MCM Winter 1976.


Photographs

- Page 141 -

01732 Elizabeth Pharris, harp. Hans Janowitz. In MCM Summer 1979.

01733 ASCAP. Gerald Deakin. In MCM Summer 1979.

01734 Left to right: Virginia Simpson, Mrs. Martin E. Grothe, Larry Watson, Kathleen Clawson. In

MCM Summer 1979.

01735 Mrs. W. Alfred Gray from Ohio. Richard Lehman. In MCM Summer 1979.

01736 Mississippi Representatives and NFMC President. Left to right: Mrs. Walker Jones, Jr., Mrs.

Ernestine Ferrell, Mrs. Frank A Vought, President; Mrs. Doyle Smith, State President.

01737 Color Guard. Ben Davis High School. In MCM Autumn 1978.

01738 Portland Convention. Mrs. Frank A Vaught, Mrs. Arthur Dugan, [unidentified].

01739 Elected Officers. Seated left to right: Mrs. Virginia Allison, Mrs. Lucille Ward, Mrs. Frank A.

Vaught, J. Phillip Planck. Standing left to right: [unidentified], [unidentified], [unidentified], Mrs. Rex

Brown.

01740 Portland Convention. Elizabeth Pharris, connposer; Glen Ludtke, accompanist. In MCM Summer

1979.

01741 Portland Convention. Left to right: Mrs. Joe Ince, David Kim, Mrs. Frank A. Vaught. In MCM

Summer 1979.

01742 Oklahoma Representatives. Left to right around the table: C. Russell Ringham, Mrs. Ringham,

Mrs. Pope, Denzel Pope, Jay Basolo, Mrs. Basolo, Mrs. Byrum, J. Knox Byrum. In MCM Winter 1976.


Photographs

- Page 142 -

01743 Revisions Committee. Portland Convention 1979. Left to right: Mrs. Robert Henderson, Mrs.

George Moore, Mrs. Florence Wilkinson, Mrs. Charles Nelson. In MCM Summer 1979.

01744 Portland Convention 1979. Idaho and Wyoming Delegates host luncheon. In MCM Summer

1979.

01745 Portland Convention 1979. Left to right: Dr. Merle Montgomery, Mrs. Henry Tindell, Mrs. Jack

C. Ward, Mrs. Dwight D. Robinson. In MCM Summer 1979.

01746 Abram Chasins, Mrs. Charles Wilson. In MCM Autumn 1975.

01747 Crusade for Strings. Left to right: Charles Wilson, Elwood Priesing, Mrs. Jess McQuie. In MCM

Autumn 1975.

01748 Leah Effenbach, pianist. In MCM Autumn 1975.

01749 Portland Convention 1979. Student Division. Left to right: Mrs. Clifford Allison, Mrs. C. Russell

Ringham, Mrs. Martin Grothe. In MCM Summer 1979.

01750 Student Auditions. Jessica Suchy, harp. In MCM Autumn 1975.

01751 Atlanta Convention 1975. First Presbyterian Church Quartet.

01752 Portland Convention 1979. Budget Committee. Left to right: Mrs. Charles L. Nelson, Mrs.

Maurice Honigman, Mrs. Frank A. Vaught, Mrs. Fredrik Marin, Mrs. Rex Brown. In MCM Summer

1979.


Photographs

- Page 143 -

01753 Indiana Representatives. Left to right: Mrs. Kenneth Mount, Mrs. Marshall Harvey, Mrs. M. J.

Eckert, Mrs. Chester Apple, Mrs. Edward A. Gardner. In MCM Winter 1976.

01754 Left to right: Mrs. Charles M. Pascoe, Bill Boyett, Joan Boyett. In MCM Autumn 1975.

01755 Left to right: Charles Rasmussen, Mrs. Rasmussen, Dr. Henry Bruinsma. In MCM Autumn 1975.

01756 Gladys Comstock Award. Left to right: Mrs. Doris Yountz, Mrs. Charles Wilson, Mrs. George

Moore,. In MCM Autumn 1975.

01757 Student Division. Left to right: Mrs. Clifford Allison, Mrs. Martin e. Grothe, Mrs. C. R. Ringham.

In MCM Autumn 1975.

01758 Ellis Award. Mrs. Edwin R. Ellis, George Fee, winner. In MCM Summer 1975.

01759 Exxon Citation. Dr. Richard J. Howe, Manager, Public Affairs Department. In MCM Summer

1979.

01760 Opera Department. Left to right: Mrs. Lars Eckwurzel, vice-chairman; Mrs. Stovall Frowick,

chairman; Mrs. Marion McNabb. In MCM Summer 1979.

01761 Alabama State Convention. Left to right: Mrs. Baughman, Alabama State President; Mrs. Jack C.

Ward, NFMC First Vice-President; Mrs. Fred Smith. In MCM Winter 1976.

01762 District of Columbia. Left to right: Mrs. Marian McNabb, DC Federation President; Mrs. Iva

Guy; J. Phillip Plank; Thelma Callahan; Qunita Frey. In MCM Winter [n.d.].

01763 ASCAP. Ruhard F. Frolich, assistant to ASCAP president. In MCM Summer 1975.


Photographs

- Page 144 -

01764 Left to right: Nelms McKelvain, pianist; Lynn Ledbetter; Mrs. John H. Abild; Mrs. Fran

Ledbetter, composer. In MCM Summer 1975.

01765 Mary Francis Simmons, Georgia Federation President; Joseph Dorsey, president Georgia

Chamber of Commerce. In MCM Summer 1975.

01766 Minnesota and North Dakota Hostesses. In MCM Winter 1974.

01767 Fall Session 1974. Mike McCarty, official photographer; Kelly McCarty, his daughter. In MCM

Winter 1974.

01768 North Carolina Convention. Left to right: Mrs. Harold Deal, Mrs. Henry Janiec, Mrs. Max C.

Ward, Mrs. Maurice Honigman, Dr. Henry Janiec. In MCM Summer 1979.

01769 Office Committee. Left to right: Mrx. Rex Brown, Mrs. Vernon Manuel, Mrs. Balding. In MCM

Autumn 1975.

01770 California. Left to right: Mrs. Allan Trovey, President; Mrs. Naomi Reynolds; Mrs. George

Heimrich; Mrs. Jean Waste. In MCM Winter 1976.

01771 Marie Morrisey Keith Award. Jodi Levitz. In MCM Summer 1979.

01772 Music for the Blind Department. Left to right: Mrs. Douglas E. Bushell; Mrs. Dwight D.

Robinson; Mrs. Glenn W. Morrison, chairman; Mrs. Bruce Howar.

01773 Atlanta Convention 1975. Berry College Symphonic Band, Mt. Berry, Georgia.

01774 Atlanta Convention 1975. Berry College Symphonic Band. James Clark, director.


Photographs

- Page 145 -

01775 Education Committee. Left to right: Mary Francis Simmons, Mrs. Kenneth Cuthbert, Mrs. Daryl

Roettgen, Mrs. Howard Deal. In MCM Autumn 1975.

01776 Atlanta Convention 1975. String Octet appeared with William Masselos, pianist; Left to right:

David Ehrlich, Rami Solomanow, Eleanor Howells, Igor Markstein.

01777 Pennsylvania Representatives. Left to right: Mrs. Clyde Barr, Mrs. H. Berton George, Mrs.

Weakley, Stewart Newbold, Mrs. Crumbling, Mrs. Holden, Brent Newbold. In MCM Autumn 1975.

01778 Student Winners. Left to right: Brent Newbold, Stewart Newbold, [unidentified], Jim O’Neal,

Michael Janolink, Mrs. Ringham. In MCM Autumn 1975.

01779 Left to right: Crumbling, George, Barr, Zahn, Weakley, Montgomery, Strassborg, Priesing,

Holden, Holden. In MCM Autumn 1975.

01780 Revisions Committee. Standing left to right: Mrs. Douglas E. Bushell, Mrs. Raymond H. Reece,

Mrs. Robert Henderson. Seated left to right: Mrs. Charles Wilson; Mrs. George A. Moore, chairman;

Mrs. Arthur M. Wilkinson, advisor. In MCM Autumn 1976.

01781 Left to right: Jack Melody, Mrs. Eugene P. Zuspann, Mrs. Stephen Banks, Mrs. Jack Melody. In

MCM Winter 1977—78. (copy 1 and copy 2)

01782 Mrs. Jess McQuie. In MCM Winter 1977—78.

01783 Mrs. Georgette Weisz Amorwitz, Dance chairman. In MCM Autumn 1975.

01784 Left to right: Mrs. Alan Trovey, California FMC President; Jean Waste, Golden West District. In

MCM Autumn 1975.


Photographs

- Page 146 -

01785 Left to right: Fredell Lack, Albert Hirsch, David Garvey, Martha Deatherage. In MCM Autumn

[n.d.].

01786 Left to right: (Randy’s Teacher); Lenore Sergi; Randolph Locke, Tenor soloist. In MCM Autumn

1976.

01787 National Music Week. Seated left to right: Mrs. Francis Bishop; Mrs. Oliver Dunbar, chairman;

Mrs. A. C. Staub. Standing left to right: Mrs. George Hodges, Mrs. Whayne Priest, Miss Alice Walter,

Mrs. Chester Apple, Mrs. E. Wendell Holden, Mrs. J. Tracey Wooton. In MCM Autumn 1976.

01788 Presidential Citation to Lawrence Welk. Left to right: Mrs. Charles M. Pollock, Mrs. Frank

Vaught. In MCM Summer 1979.

01789 Presidential Citation for James Dick. Left to right: Mrs. Carl Edward Back, Mrs. Frank Vaught. In

MCM Summer 1979.

01790 Upper Midwest Music Camp. Kristi Jones of South Dakota, viola; Professor Ray De Vilbiss,

Director. In MCM Winter 1975-76.

01791 Russell Danburg. In MCM Winter 1975-76.

01792 Interlochen and National Music Camp. Left to right: Dr. Roger Jacobi, president; Mark

Brandfonbrenner, cello, from Illinois; Mrs. Cedric M. Dowling, chairman; Dan Lesner, piano, from

Florida; Mrs. Robert Casey, District Coordinator. In MCM Winter 1975-76.

01793 Lisa Petrilli, harpist. In MCM Summer 1979.

01794 Mrs. Maruice Honigman; Markus Hawkins, Honigman Scholarship Winner. In MCM Summer

1979.


Photographs

- Page 147 -

01795 Melinda Moody, piano. In MCM Summer 1979.

01796 Student Auditions. Woman’s Voice. Sharon L. Gross, winner; Ruth Evans, accompanist. In MCM

Summer 1977.

01797 Louise Oberne Scholarship. Left to right: Mrs. George Hodges; Robert Martin, cello, winner;

Mrs. Charles J. Davis. In MCM Summer 1977.

01798 Scholarship Board. Seated left to right: Mrs. Frank Vaught, Mrs. Harry Crumbling, Mrs. R.

A. Dougan, Mrs. William B. Millard, Mrs. Gertrude Caulfield, Miss Mary Heininger, Mrs.Kenneth

Cuthbert. Standing left to right: Mrs. Clark Y. Gunderson, Mrs. Dewey Ratcliff, Mrs. C. R. Ringham,

Mrs. Maurice Honigman. In MCM Winter 1974.

01799 Left to right: Mrs. James W. Bolding, Mrs. Lillian Trumble. In MCM Winter 1974.

01800 Fall Session 1974. Education Department. Left to right: Mrs. John Abild, Mrs. Kenneth Cuthbert,

Mrs. Norman A. Johnson, Jr., Mrs. H. Beaumonde Drake. In MCM Winter 1974.

01801 Fall Session 1974. Mrs. Donald C. Pope, Representstive to U. S. Commission to UNESCO; Mrs.

Warren Knox, Representative to United Nations. In MCM Winter 1974.

01802 Fall Session 1974. International Exchange Music Scholarship Committee. Left to right: Mrs.

Warren Knox, Mrs. G. Walter Zahn, Mr. Elwood Priesing. In MCM Winter 1974.

01803 Fall Session 1974. Extension Department. Left to right: Mrs. Gertrude P. Caulfield, Mrs. Jack C.

Ward, Miss Nielsine Nielsen. In MCM Winter 1974.


Photographs

- Page 148 -

01804 Fall Session 1974. Junior Division. Left to right: Mrs. Fredrik Mavin, Mrs. Anamay Wales, Miss

Nielsine Nielsen, Mrs. Harold G. Deal, Mrs. Marshall Harvey, Mrs. Margaret Conn. In MCM Winter

1974.

01805 Fall Session 1974. Music Service in the Community Committee. Left to right: Mrs. Earl R.

Findley, Miss Ernestine Ferrell, Mrs. Gerard Q. Decker, Mrs. Fred E. Schaller. In MCM Winter 1974.

01806 Fall Session 1974. Revisions Committee. Left to right: Mrs. O. R. Grimes, Mrs. Frank A. Vaught,

Mrs. Dean Wilson, Mrs. R. E. L. Freeman, Mrs. Arthur M. Wilkerson. In MCM Winter 1974.

01807 Crystal River Opera Association. Left to right: Gail Schultz, John Smith, Betsy Schenck. Brad

Shepherd, accompanist. In MCM Winter 1974.

01808 Western Slope Luncheon Hostesses. Colorado Federation of Music Clubs. Left to right: Mrs. Max

Krey, Mrs. Betsy Schenck, Mrs. M. J. Turnipseed, Mrs. Willis Parkinson. In MCM Winter 1974.

01809 Evergreen Chorale Orchestra. In MCM Winter 1974.

01810 Crusade for Strings Committee. Left to right: Mrs. C. L. Wilson, Mrs. Jess McQuie, Dr. Henry

Bruinsma, Mrs. Elwood Priesing. In MCM Winter 1974.

01811 Left to right: Mrs. Louis Duman, Mrs. Eugene P. Zuspann, Mrs. Jess McQuie, Mrs. Frank

Vaught. In MCM Winter 1974.

01812 Laura Nell Nixon of Ajo, Arizona.

01813 Life Member. Joseph Feldman. In MCM Autumn 1974.


Photographs

- Page 149 -

01814 Hummingbird Music Center. Left to right: Dora H. Rosenbaum, national representative; Rusty

Walkup, national scholarship; M. K. Lloyd Higgins, director. In MCM Winter 1977-78.

01815 Sigma Alpha Iota Luncheon. In MCM Winter 1977-78.

01816 Left to right: J. Phillip Planck, Mrs. Dwight D. Robinson, Mrs. Gertrude P. Caulfield, Mrs.

Maurice Honigman, Mrs. J. Knox Byrum.

01817 Karen Mitvchell, oboist. Brevard Hinda Honigman Scholarship winner. In MCM Winter

1977-78.

01818 Angela Schwartz, student winner. In MCM [n.d.].

01819 Life Member. Mrs. Francis M. Bishop. Springfield, Missouri. In MCM 1973.

01820 Bicentennial Committee. Foreground Second from Left: Mrs. Mauvel Hunkins, chairman; Far

right: Mrs. Mary Heininger, Vice Chairman and Coordinator. In MCM Autumn 1973.

01821 Scholarship Board. Seated left to right: Mrs. W. Breton George, Mrs. Kenneth Cuthbert, Mr.

Dwight Robinson, Mrs. Martin E. Grothe, Mrs. Ringham. Standing left to right: Mrs. George Moore,

Mrs. Maurice Honigman, Mary Heininger. In MCM Autumn 1975.

01822 NFMC Board Meeting. Seated left to right: Mrs. Lyons, Mrs. Snoddy, Mrs. Day, Mrs. Hill, Mrs.

Jardine, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Raymond, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Ober. Seated in back, Edward Kane (two copies)

01823 Mrs. Agnes Jardine, [unidentified man]. In MCM Nov.-Dec. 1936.


Photographs

- Page 150 -

01824 Young Artist 1935. Seated left to right: Margaret Harchaw, voice; Rosalyn Tureck, piano.

Standing left to right: Leonard Treash, opera; Joseph Knitzer, violin. In MCM Sept.-Oct. 1935.

01825 Col. Johnson [1919?].

01826 Chorus and orchestra, ca. 1920s.

01827 Young Artist 1963. Dale Moore, baritone.

01828 Young Artist 1963. Elizabeth Fisher, mezzo-soprano.

01829 Young Artist 1963. Elizabeth Mannion, mezzo-soprano.

01830 Young Artist 1963. Alan Rogers, lyric tenor.

01831 Young Artist 1963. Front row left to right: Elizabeth Mannion, oratorio; Lee Dougherty, soprano,

Elaine Skordin, violin; Elizabeth Fischer, mezzo-soprano. Second row left to right: Alan Rogers, lyric

tenor; Dale Moore, baritone, oratorio; James Tippey, baritone. Third row left to right: Stephen Pressing,

Lionel Lile, accompanists. In MCM Dec. 1963.

01832 Young Artist 1963. James Tippey, baritone.

01833 Young Artist 1963. Lee Dougherty, soprano.

01834 Left to right: Ada Honderick, Young Artist Auditions Chairman; Naomi Reynolds, Young Artist

Presentation Chairman. 1967.

01835 Young Artist 1967. Finalists in voice.


Photographs

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01836 Young Artist 1967. Left to right: Mrs. Frederick Marin, NFMC Treasurer; Carol Stuart, oratorio;

Louis Nagel, piano; Esther Hinds, woman’s voice; Ada Honderick, Young Artist Auditions Chairman.

(two copies)

01837 Young Artist 1967. Left to right: Mrs. Maurice Honigman; Carol Stuart, oratorio; Louis Nagel,

piano; Esther Hinds, woman’s voice; Ada Honderick, Young Artist Auditions Chairman. (two copies)

01838 Young Artist 1967. Louis Nagel, piano.

01839 Young Artist 1967. Carol Stuart, oratorio.

01840 William Kapell, pianist.

01841 Young Artist 1961. Shirley Verrett, mezzo-soprano.

01842 Young Artist 1941. Carroll Glenn, violin.



01845 Rachel, daughter of Carroll Glenn and Eugene List 1964.

01846 Left to right: Ada Honderick , Young Artist Auditions Chairman; Henry Steinway; Mrs. Maurice

Honigman. 1967.

01847 Left to right: Ada Honderick , Young Artist Auditions Chairman; Henry Steinway; Mrs. Maurice

Honigman. 1967. (two copies)


Photographs

- Page 152 -

01848 Young Artist 1935. Joseph Knitzer, violin.

01849 Young Artist 1935. Margaret Harshaw, contralto.

01850 Young Artist 1935. Rosalyn Tureck, piano.

01851 Young Artist 1937. Jacques Abram, piano.

01852 Young Artist 1937. Eudice Shapiro, violin.

01853 Young Artist 1937. Ida Krehm, piano

01854 Young Artist 1939. Martha Lipton, contralto.

01855 Young Artist 1939. Samuel Sorin, piano.

01856 Young Artist 1945. Paula Lenchner, soprano.

01857 Young Artist 1943. Nan Merriman, mezzo-soprano.

01858 Young Artist 1945. Eunice Podis, piano.

01859 Young Artist 1947. Joan Brainerd, soprano.

01860 Young Artist 1947. William Masselos, piano.

01861 Young Artist 1949. William Watkins, organ.


Photographs

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01862 Young Artist 1949. Jean Geis, piano.

01863 Young Artist 1951. Stanley Plummer, violin.

01864 Young Artist 1951. Carol Smith, contralto.

01865 Young Artist 1951. Claudette Sorel, piano.

01866 Young Artist 1953. Richard Cass, piano.

01867 Young Artist 1953. Naomi Farr, soprano.

01868 Young Artist 1955. Miles Nekolny, baritone.

01869 Young Artist 1955. Ivan Davis, piano.

01870 Young Artist 1955. Alard String Quartet, chamber music.

01871 Young Artist 1957. Sylvia Rosenberg, violin.

01872 Young Artist 1957. McHenry Boatwright, baritone.

01873 Young Artist 1957. Martha Deatherage, soprano.

01874 Young Artist 1957. Tana Bawden, piano.

01875 Steinway Award 1954. John Browning, piano.


Printed materials

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01876 Young Artist 1957. Evelyn McGarrity, soprano.

01877 Young Artist 1959. James Standard, bass-baritone.

01878 Young Artist 1959. Patricia MacDonald, soprano.

01879 Young Artist 1959. Diana Steiner, violin.

01880 Young Artist 1959. Robert Brownlee, piano.

01881 Young Artist 1961. William Alton, piano.

01882 Young Artist 1961. Tiberius Klausner, violin.

Printed materials

Books

Box

Moore, Shirley. A French-English Music Dictionary. Atlanta: Leihall Publications, 1985. 1 Books

Dykema, Dorothy. They Shall Have Music: A Manual for the Instruction of Visually Handicapped

Students in the Playing of Keyboard Instruments. Carbondale: Dorothy Dykema, 1986.

Lorenz, Ellen Jane. Ninety-Nine Musical Games: For Choir and Club. Dayton: Lorenz Publishing

Company, 1937.


Books

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Freiberger, Katherine. Silent Gold. Tekla Press, 1988.

Hodges, Fletcher, Jr. Swanee River and a Biographical Sketch of Stephen Collins Foster. Orlando:

Robinson, 1978.

Stoddard, Hope. Subsidy Makes Sense. Newark: International Press.

Pierce, Alexandra and Roger Pierce. Generous Movement: A Practical Guide to Balance in Action.

Redlands: The Center of Balance Press, 1991.

Kidd, Leonice Thompson. They All Sat Down: Pianists in Profile. Charlestion: Charleston Press, 1989.

Brown, Mary Prudie Story. Mary Queen of Scots: A Study in Four Dramas. Dallas: Laureate Publishing,

2006.

Martner, Knud. Selected Letters of Gustav Mahler. New York: Farrar-Straus-Giroux, 1979.

Rasmussen, Geraldine D. The Invisible Force. Ft. Lauderdale: Geraldine D. Rasmussen, 1981.

Sorel, Claudette. Mind Your Music…Off and On Stage: A Handbook of Stage Etiquette Plus…a Listing

of the Important Domestic and Foreign Competitions. New York: Edward B. Marks Music Corporation,

1975.

Kahan, Katherine Hines Mahan. Showboats to Soft Shoes: A Century of Musical Development in

Columbus, Georgia, 1828-1928. Columbus: Columbus, 1968.


Books

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Darlington, Marwood. Irish Orpheus: The Life of Patrick S. Gilmore Bandmaster Extraordinary.

Philadelphia: Olivier-Maney-Klein Co., 1950. Letter glued in front of book from Marwood Darlington to

the National Federation of Music Clubs, dated April 18, 1983.

Hatcher, Harlan, Robert Price, Florence Murdoch, John W. Stockwell, Ophia D. Smith, and Leslie

Marshall. Johnny Appleseed, A Voice in the Wilderness: The Story of the Pioneer John Chapman,

Centennial Tribute. Paterson: The Swedenborg Press, 1957.

Box

Lemmon, Kathleen. House in the Woods: A Biographical Sketch of Juliette and Crosby

Adams. Asheville: The Inland Press, Inc., 1956.

2 Books

Morgan, Hazel Nohavec. Music, A Living Power in Education: A Compendium of the Writings of

Russell Van Dyke Morgan. New York: Silver Burdett Company, 1953.

Pierce, Alexandra and Roger Pierce. Expressive Movement: Posture and Action in Daily Life, Sports,

and the Performing Arts. New York: Plenum Press, 1989.

Heinrich, Adel. Organ and Harpsichord Music by Women Composers: An Annotated Catalog. New

York: Greenwood Press, 1991.

Blom, Eric. Grove’s Dictionary of Music and Musicians: Volume I, A-B. New York: St. Martin’s Press,

Inc., 1960.

Blom, Eric. Grove’s Dictionary of Music and Musicians: Volume II, C-E. New York: St. Martin’s Press,

Inc., 1960.

Box


Music Books

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Blom, Eric. Grove’s Dictionary of Music and Musicians: Volume III, F-G. New York: St.

Martin’s Press, Inc., 1960.

3 Books

Blom, Eric. Grove’s Dictionary of Music and Musicians: Volume IV, H-K. New York: St. Martin’s

Press, Inc., 1960.

Blom, Eric. Grove’s Dictionary of Music and Musicians: Volume V, L-M. New York: St. Martin’s

Press, Inc., 1960.

Blom, Eric. Grove’s Dictionary of Music and Musicians: Volume VI, N-Q. New York: St. Martin’s

Press, Inc., 1960.

Box

Blom, Eric. Grove’s Dictionary of Music and Musicians: Volume VII, NR-So. New York:

St. Martin’s Press, Inc., 1960.

4 Books

Blom, Eric. Grove’s Dictionary of Music and Musicians: Volume VIII, Sp-Vio. New York: St. Martin’s

Press, Inc., 1960.

Blom, Eric. Grove’s Dictionary of Music and Musicians: Volume IX, Vir-Z. New York: St. Martin’s

Press, Inc., 1960.

Music Books

Box

Krehbiel, H. E. Famous Songs: Standard Songs by the Best Composers. Cincinnati: The

John Church Company, 1902. Has Marie L. Bosse stamped on front.

1 Music

Books


Music Books

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Wagner, Richard. G. Schirmer’s Collection of Operas: Tannhauser and the Tournament of Song at

Wartgurg. New York: G. Schirmer. Has M. L. Bosse stamped on front and signature of Marie L. Bosse’

with the date April 28, 1906.

Balfe, Michael William. G. Schirmer’s Collection of Operas: The Bohemian Girl. New York: G.

Schirmer, 1902. Has M. L. Bosse stamped on front and signature of Marie L. Bosse’ with the date April

28, 1906.

G. Schirmer’s Collection of Operas: Faust. New York: G. Schirmer, 1902. Has M. L. Bosse stamped on

front and and writing in the front of the book. The writing is a list of performers, locations, and dates

Faust was performed.

Box

Moore’s Irish Melodies with the Celebrated and Unsurpassed Symphonies and

Accompaniments of Sir John Stevenson and Sir Henry Bishop. New York: The London

Printing and Publishing Company.

2 Music

Books

Smith, Julia. Daisy: An Opera in Two Acts. New York: Mowbray Music Publishers, 1972.

Federation Hymn, God of Our Fathers, and Ritual and Sevenfold Amen. New York: Remick Music

Corp. 1996. 3 copies.

Youse, Glad Robinson. Bless Us O God. New York: Bourne, 1969. Solo voice and piano. 3 copies.

Youse, Glad Robinson. Bless Us O God. New York: Bourne, 1969. SATB and piano. 4 copies.

Youse, Glad Robinson. Bless Us O God. New York: Bourne, 1969. SSA and piano. 3 copies.

Smith, Julia. Invocation. New York: Mowbray Music Publishers, 1968. Solo voice and piano. 8 copies.


Magazines/Periodicals/Brochures/Pamphlets

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Smith, Julia. Invocation. New York: Mowbray Music Publishers, 1968. SSA and piano.

Box

Foster Hall Reproductions. Songs, Compositions, and Arrangements by Stephen Collins

Foster 1826—1864. Reproduced 1933.

3 Music

Books

Foster Hall Bulletin No. 8



Lilly, Josiah K. Fosteriana at Foster Hall

MacGowan, Robert. The Significance of Stephen Collins Foster

Lilly, Josiah Kirby. A Reminder of the Life and Work of Stephen Collins Foster 1826—1864

Foster, Morrison. My Brother Stephen


Box

Etude. (April 1956). 1 Printed

Materials

The Etude: Music Club Number. (March 1922).



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The Etude: Presser’s Musical Magazine. (1912)

The Musical Leader. (June 8, 1933).

Musical Leader. (June 1947).

National Association of Broadcasters. The C Is for Caesar. (1942?)

“Music Clubs Hold Impressive Biennial,” Musical America (May 10, 1935) pages 3-10, 17-20.

Musical America.

May 10, 1935

December 10, 1938

January 25, 1939

March 10, 1939

March 25, 1939

April 25, 1939

June 1939

August 1940



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November 10, 1940

November 25, 1940

December 10, 1940

December 25, 1940

January 10, 1941

January 25, 1941

February 25, 1941

March 10, 1941

March 25, 1941

April 10, 1941

April 25, 1941

May 10, 1941

May 25, 1941

May 1947



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December 15, 1947

January 1, 1948

The House in the Woods. NFMC luncheon site, June 4, 1921.

Schubert Club Choral Series Concerts (financial balance sheet, Mary M. Cole, Treasurer) n.d.

The Braille Musician: A Bi-Monthly Digest of Music Periodicals in Letterpress. (Opus XI, No. IV:

September October 1953). 2 copies.

The Music of Joyce Eilers Bacak (Catalog of works, March 1989).

National Music Council Bulletin

August 1941

April 1944

August 1944

January 1945

September 1945

January 1946



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September 1946

May 1947

Spring 1965

Winter 1965-1966

Fall 1967

Fall 1969

Spring/Summer 1970

Box

American Federation of Musicians Congress of Strings. June 18—August 12, 1961.

NFMC Honorary Group Associate.

2 Printed

Materials

Musician's Club of America Retirement Home and Club Colony

75th Anniversary Program Musicians Club of Women (formerly Amateur Musical Club), 1875—1950.

Chicago.

Musical Quotations. New York: National Bureau for the Advancement of Music. N.d.

Arkansas brochure, including a version of Arkansas Traveler.

Bulletin for Divine Worship, The Marble Collegiate Church, New York City. (April 12, 1953).



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Music Week in Beaumont [Texas] City Schools. May 7—13, 1933.

American Music Festival Programs (April 18—May 9, 1993). Washington, D.C.: National Gallery of

Art.

American Music Festival Programs (April 23—May 21, 1993). Washington, D.C.: National Gallery of

Art.

National Bureau for the Advancement of Music. Honor Listing of Winners in National, State and District

School Music Contests. 1932.

The University of Georgia Performing and Visual Arts Complex Inaugural Celebration. (April 13—19,

1996).

Mendocino [California] Music Festival. (July 15—26, 1997).

Publications Issued by the National Bureau for the Advancement of Music. (April 1932).

State and National School Band and Orchestra Contests. (1933).

Ditson’s Easy Orchestra Folio. Boston: Oliver Ditson Co., n.d.

The Music Students Library. Boston: Oliver Ditson Co., n.d.

Ditson’s Music Reference and Text Books. Boston: Oliver Ditson Co., n.d.

Miniature Sample Edition of Ditson Amateur Orchestra Folio. Boston: Oliver Ditson, 1912.



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The Ditson School and Community Band Series. Boston: Oliver Ditson, n.d.

The Junior Band Course of the Ditson School and Community Band Series. Boston: Oliver Diston, n.d.

Catalog of Orchestra and Band Music. Boston: Oliver Ditson, n.d.

“The Sound Film: It’s Premiere and Its Twentieth Anniversary,” National Film Music Council. (New

York, 1946).

York Band Instrument Company Brochure. n.d.

Thrasher, Herbert Chandler, compl. 250 Years of Music in Providence Rhode Island 1636—1886. Rhode

Island Federation of Music Clubs, 1942.

Howard, John Tasker, and Eleanor S. Bowen, ed. and compl. Music Associated with the Period of the

Formation of the Constitution and the Inauguration of George Washington. (Washington, D.C.: United

States Constitution Sesquicentennial Commission, n.d.).

Allen, Robert Francis, and Carl Venth. Diversion: Official Pageant Program “Pan in America”.

[Ashville, North Carolina?], June 1923.

Wurlitzer Bulletin.

Ditson Publications Catalog.

Ditson Publications: Orchestra and Band. The Morrison String-Class System. Boston: Oliver Ditson.



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Complete Sample First Violin Part and Interpretative Analysis of the Jenkins Junior Orchestra Book.

Eldred, Pennsylvania: Star Music Co.

An Outline of Aluminum. Pittsburgh: Aluminum Company of America, 1950.

Aerial Miles Through Washington. National Bank of Commerce of Seattle, [1949?].

Program of the Jackson Opera Guild. Cavalleria Rusticana and I Pagliacci. November 19 and 20, 1951.

North Carolina. Raleigh, North Carolina: State Information Division Department of Conservation.

Facts to Help You Know North Carolina.

Program for Paul Green’s The Lost Colony, at the Waterside Theatre, Manteo, North Carolina.

Advertisement from the J.J. Fallon Company for plants and flowers.

North Carolina official highway map. 1951.

Brochure for “Unto These Hills: Symphonic Drama of the History and Suffering of the Cherokee

Indians.”

Picture brochure from Raleigh, North Carolina Chamber of Commerce.

What to See in North Carolina Raleigh, North Carolina: Department of Conservation & Development.

The Tar Heel State. Publication No. 270. Raleigh, North Carolina: State Superintendent of Public

Instruction, 1949.



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Adventure in Arkansas.

Gay Nineties’ Week Hospitality Tours Brochure. Brookhaven, Mississippi. March 26-30, 1952.

Natchez Pilgrimage Brochure. March 1 through March 30, 1952.

Souvenir from Mississippi. 1950.

North Carolina 1950 Calendar.

A Glimpse into Yesteryear: The Territorial Capitol Restoration. Little Rock, Arkansas.

Arkansas Parks. Arkansas Resources and Development Commission.

Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas Brochure.

Capital City of the Ozarks: Eureka Springs, Arkansas.

Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas, Brochure. (2)

Map of the Arkansas State Highway System.

The Hall of Fame for Great Americans, Unveiling of the Bust and Tablet for Edward Alexander

MacDowell. University Heights, New York. October 25, 1964.

Cover of the Art Publication Society “Scherzino,” Op. 18, No. 2 by Moritz Moszkowski.



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Tourists Guide to New York. New York Convention & Visitors Bureau.

Atlanta: What to Do.

Robb, John Donald. “Rhythmic Patterns of the Santo Domingo Corn Dance,” Ethnomusicology Viii/2

(May 1964). Reprint.

Brochure about composer/conductor John Donald Robb.

Robb, John Donald. “The Spirit of Music,” Our Times (I/19, February 15, 1961), p. 8.

Robb, John Donald. “The Matachines Dance—A Ritual Folk Dance, Western Folklore, (XX/2, April

1961).

Brochure advertisement for The First Four Centuries of Music for the Organ. New York: Associated

Music Publishers, n.d.

American Music on Records, Supplement 1. New York: American Music Center. Summer 1958.

Steinway News. Autumn 1975.

Program from the Kennedy Center, The Bicentennial Parade of American Music: Texas, John F.

Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, May 26, 1976.

Pennsylvania: America’s Tourist State.

From Carmen to Christ: The Story of Anton Marco.



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Program. Nashville Symphony Orchestra. 14th Season, 1959—1960.

Three Concerts by the Pittsburgh Orchestra. The Fortnightly Musical Club in honor of The National

Federation of Musical [sic] Clubs. May 2 and 3, 1901.

Program. Twenty-Fourth Annual Chicagoland Music Festival, August 21, 1953.

Box

Bureau of Recreation. Schedule of Activities. Baltimore, Maryland. Fall—Winter 1947. 3 Printed

Materials

Program. Jackson Opera Guild. Giuseppe Verdi’s La Traviata. November 20 and 21, 1950. Jackson,

Mississippi.

Program. Jackson Opera Guild. Giuseppe Verdi’s Rigoletto. March 12 and 15, 1948. Jackson,

Mississippi.

Program. Jackson Opera Guild. Georges Bizet’s Carmen. November 12 and 22, 1949. Jackson,

Mississippi.

Outline map of the United States.

Library of Congress: Music Division. Folk Music: a Catalog of Folk Songs, Ballads, Dances,

Instrumental Pieces, and Folk Tales of the United States and Latin America on Phonograph Records.

N.d.

Starr, Mrs. Morton Hull. Let’s Have a Folk Festival. Chicago: National Federation of Music Clubs, n.d.

2 copies.



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The Stanley [Hotel]. Estes Park, Colorado.

Double JK Ranch. Estes Park, Colorado.

Estes Park, Colorado. Rocky Mountain National Park.

Aspen Summer School Brochure. Summer 1967.

Aspen Summer School Brochure.

Aspen Music School. Summer 1970.

Anderson, Carl Edward. Oh Star-Spangled Flag: A Patriotic Anthem.

Aspen Music Festival. Summer 1967.

Rules for Membership: Wakefield Record Library.

Black Mountain College Bulletin. Music Institute Summer 1944.

Announcing the Ninth Annual Meeting of the Southern States Industrial Council. November 7, 1941, in

New Orleans, Louisiana.

Song sheets (2) of lyrics by Carl Edward Anderson.

Text of poem “All Nations Together” by Carl Edward Anderson.



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Catalog of Long Playing Records. Earlysville, Virginia, Wakefield Record Library.

List of Edition Peters compositions with brief biographies of composers.

Periodical. The War Cry. December 25, 1943.

Periodical. Musical Advance. January 1946.

United Nations Department of Public Information. 56th Annual DPI/NGO Conference “Human Security

and Dignity: Fulfilling the Promise of the United Nations.” September 2003.

United Nations Department of Public Information. 57th Annual DPI/NGO Conference “Millennium

Development Goals: Civil Society Takes Action.” August 2004.

United Nations Department of Public Information. 58th Annual DPI/NGO Conference “Our Challenge:

Voices for Peace, Partnerships and Renewal.” August 2005.

United Nations Department of Public Information. 59th Annual DPI/NGO Conference “Unfinished

Business: Effective Partnerships for Human Security and Sustainable Development.” August 2006.

Southern Composers League. 1953 Catalog.

This Week in Chicago. The magazine of Chicago for April 16, 1960. 2 copies.

Classical Music Hall of Fame: Induction Celebration, April 24, 1999. Cincinnati, Ohio. 2 copies.

United Nations Department of Public Information. 54th Annual DPI/NGO Conference “NGOs Today:

Diversity of the Volunteer Experience.” August 2001.



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Pan Pipes of Sigma Alpha Iota. March 1958.

NBC Program Information, Spring Edition 1958.

Announcement for the Golden Jubilee Season (1937—1938) of Josef Hofmann.

Shook, Robert C. Our National Crisis in Music: Plight of Live Music and Musicians. New York:

American Federation of Musicians, n.d.

Program. Community Concert Association, Michael Rabin, violinist. 1954-1955 Season.

BMI Survey of concerts.

The Aspen Music School Brochure.

Piano Methods Research Questionnaire. 1958.

Peale, Dr. Norman Vincent. “The Amazing Untapped Power Within You.” New York: Marble

Collegiate Church. 1958.

Peale, Dr. Norman Vincent. “Believe You Can and You Can.” New York: Marble Collegiate Church.

1958.

Peale, Dr. Norman Vincent. “How To Be Vigorously Alert.” New York: Marble Collegiate Church.

1958.

Legend of the Dogwood.



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Ravinia Festival. 63rd Festival Season June 14 – September 7, 1998.

Invitation. National Music Council American Eagle Awards. 1999.

Music Teachers’ Digest of the Best in Teaching Materials. Boston: Boston Music Co., 1957-58.

Program. “Madame Butterfly,” Theatre Nashville.

Annual Bulletin: The National Association for American Composers and Conductors. Sixth year,

1938-1939.

Department of Debating and Public Discussion, University Extension Division, The University of

Wisconsin. Home Crafts: Study Program. Madison, Wisconsin. August 1931.

“Song in the Air: A Sermon on Music,” The Reverend Alfred W. Swan. April 18, 1937.

Program. The Community Concert Association. Mia Slavenska, ballerina. [1941—1945?]. 2 copies.

Program. The Community Concert Association. St. Louis Sinfonietta; Paul Schreiber, conductor. April

17, 1944.

NBC Educational Bulletin. VII/2, October 1936.

American Music on Records. New York: The American Music Center, summer 1958.

American Music on Records. New York: The American Music Center, fall 1956.



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Gates, Crawford, compl. Catalogue of Published American Choral Music. New York: National

Federation of Music Clubs, 1955.

Program. Johann Sebastian Bach. “The Passion of Our Lord According to the Gospel of St. Matthew.”

Baylor [Texas] University School of Music. March 19, 1953.

America’s Musical Activities: An Analysis of a National Survey of Public Interest in Music. Chicago:

American Music Conference, 1948.

Survey Report on Current Motion Pictures. November 20, 1948.

Advertisement for “The Year in American Music 1946-1947,” ed. by James Bloom.

Notes for “Kachina Piano Preludes” by Sainte Croix.

Program. The Community Concert Association: The Andre Eglevsky Petit Ballet. 1959-1960 Season.

Box

Anderson, Carl Edward. Request to review his hymn “Heavenly Home.” 4 Printed

Materials

Echoes Song Folder: Songs by Carl Edward Anderson. Texts only. 2 copies.

Letter from Dr. Adel Heinrich thanking Virginia Kendrick for approval of her compositions.

Biography of Norma Wendelberg and recital programs for music by women composers.

Script for Christmas program “And They Didn’t Go. 1985. 2 copies.



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List of compositions by Gloria Lien.

List of compositions by Blythe Owen.

Advertisement for published compositions by Sharon Elery Rogers, published by Hope Publishing Co.,

Carol Stream, Illinois.

Script for “Fear Not,” by Gloria Lien. Youth for Christ’s Annual Musical Production. In memory of

Sylvia Rabinof (1914-2001).

New Mexico Women Composers’ Guild Presents New Chamber Music. 1990 Tour.

“Guardians of Our American Heritage,” Newsletter VII/38 & 39. January and February 1958.

Sing, America, Sing!. Music Division General Federation of Women’s Clubs. Texts only.

Brochure. Transylvania Music Camp. Brevard, North Carolina.

Youth Volunteers: Give and Gain in Volunteer Service to Hospitalized Veterans. Veterans

Administration, Washington, D.C. May 1969.

Brochure advertisement for Music Workbooks.

Music Today. New York: American Music Center. January–February 1958.

Announcement of the “Annual Membership Meeting Nashville Symphony Association.”



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Announcement of the “Gala Youth String and Orchestra Festival” New York, Carnegie Hall, April 13,

1958.

The Boston Music Company. List of piano recital music.

Announcement and Entry Form for NFMC Composition Contest for an American Song Cycle.

Order form for Students’ Gifts-Awards. Boston Music Co.

Opera Canada. Special issue “The Canadian Opera, 23rd Season 1971.

Bulletin of the National Association for Music Therapy. (January 1952).

Color Television Developments. New York: Department of Information, Radio Corporation of America.

[1951].

Press Reports on RCA Color Television. New York: Department of Information, Radio Corporation of

America. [1951].

Program. 25th Anniversary VAVS [Veterans Administration Voluntary Service] Observance-Meeting

1946-1971.

Boston University Festival of Music by New England Composers. 1950. 2 copies.

Program. Cantata “Washington” by Massed Chorus assisted by the United States Marine Band

Orchestra. [1976?]

Catalogue of courses in Music, Columbia University, 1945-1946.



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Opera News Review. I/2 (September 1945).

The Cincinnati Historical Society Bulletin. 38/1 (Spring 1980). Includes information on beginnings of

early music in the area.

International Music Camp News. International Peace Garden. XXXIIV/1 (Fall 1998).

United Nations. Millennium Summit Multilateral Treaty Framework: An Invitation to Universal

Participation. September 6-8, 2000.

Paine, John G. Music in International Propaganda. New York: American Society of Composers, Authors

and Publishers. 1946. 2 copies.

The Pianist. October 1950.

Newsletter. NBC’s Springboard for Operatic Careers.

BMI. A Recapitulation of news about BMI Music and BMI Writers. April 1961.

Newsletter. The National Orchestral News. 12/6 (1941-1942).

UNICEF Brochure.

Human Rights: Basis for World Peace. The National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is of the United

States. 1968. 2 copies.

The Cincinnati Historical Society Bulletin. 33/2 (Summer 1975).



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The Story of America’s Singing Boys. The Columbus Boychoir School, Columbus, Ohio.

Article about the boys High School, Ahmednagar, India. 1940—1941.

Article about the girls High School, Ahmednagar, India. 1940-1941.

Music Journal. April 1958.

Music Life. September 1959.

Music Life. August 1959.

Music News. April 6, 1939. NFMC Convention Program included.

Box

Graphic Arts Bulletin. December 1933. 5 Printed

Materials

Letter from C.E. Anderson regarding reducing the national government debt. January 31, 1972.

New Glory for Old Glory. Reproduction of the original manuscript of “The Star Spangled Banner.”

Anderson, Carl Edward. Oh Star-Spangled Flag. Text only.

Contract. Columbia Broadcasting System right to perform Echoes [Carl Edward Anderson]

Anderson, Carl Edward. U.S.A. Bicentennial. Text only. March 28, 1975.



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Song texts by Carl Edward Anderson.

V. Report of the 83 hours of broadcasts leading up to the surrender of the Japanese. With The Job

Ahead: A Memo to the NBC News Staff from William F. Brooks, Director of NBC News and Special

Events.

“This Is the National Broadcasting Company,” an advertisement to appear in the October 15th issue of

Life. [1945].

Billboard Music Yearbook. Seventh Annual Edition. 1945-1946.

Music Publishers Journal. January-February, 1946.

The Musical Propaganda. II/2 (February 1885).

The Musical Monitor. June 1919.

The Musical Leader. 66/13. (March 31, 1934).

The Musician. 48/7 (December 1943).

North’s Philadelphia Musical Journal. September 1886.

Folio. April 1883.

Home Life. April 1958. 2 copies.


Newspapers/Newsclippings

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Fine Arts Department General Federation of Women’s Clubs. American Fine Arts: Tapestry of Our

Heritage. 2 copies.

Brochure. Glad Robinson Youse with list of her compositions.

Script for “Christmas in Bethlehem.”

Brochure. Olive Nelson Russell, biography and credentials.

Brochure. Shirley Moore, Composer and Pianist.

Edna Mae Burnam Piano Publications. Florence, Kentucky: Willis. Brochure. D.C. al Fine, Musical

Adventures for Children.

Correspondence related to Carl E. Anderson gift of music to the St. Petersburg, Florida, library.

Cover from The Musical Monitor. February 1917.

Graham, Annetta Porter. "A Life Well Lived with Music."

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1890s 1

Newsclippings

1900s

1910s

1920s

1930s

1940s

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1940s 2

Newsclippings

1950s

1960s

1970s

1980s

Box

1990s 3

Newsclippings


Miscellaneous

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2000s

Undated

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1990s, binder 4

Newsclippings

1990s, binder 5

Newsclippings

1990s, binder 6

Newsclippings

1990s, binder 7

Newsclippings

1990s, binder 8

Newsclippings

Miscellaneous

Legislation/Government

Artifacts/Memorabilia

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ART.01 Framed certificate, Department of Veterans Affairs Volunteer Services, Service

to Nation's Veterans, 1991

1



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ART.02 Framed certificate, Senate of Missouri resolution, applaud the work of National Federation of

Music Clubs, 1999

ART.03 Framed citation to Dr. Erich Leinsdorf, Eminent Conductor, 1965

Box

ART.04 Framed proclamation, Board of County Commissioners, Dade County, Florida,

National Federation of Music Clubs Week, 1987

2

ART.05 Framed certificate, Veterans Administration Commendation for citizen volunteer participation,

1971

ART.06 Plaque, Letter of acceptance for dedication, Mrs. Bertha Honore Palmer, World Columbian

Exposition, 1892

ART.07 Framed membership certificate, Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce

ART.08 Framed award for Excellence in Development from Metropolitan Development Commission,

Indianapolis, 1980

ART.09 Framed certificate, Department of Veterans Affairs Certificate of Appreciation, 1993

Box

ART.10 Framed fan carried by Lucille Parrish Ward, Headquarters dedication, 1980 3

ART.11 Tote bag, Indianapolis 2012 NFMC, "Music . . . Sounds That Inspire"



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ART.12 Two plastic-wrapped packages of stationery, "National Federation of Music Clubs Home,

Indianapolis, Indiana"

ART.13 Fifty stamps, "50th Anniversary National Federation of Music clubs, 1898-1948"

Box

ART.14 Five ceramic plates, 90th Anniversary, 1988, from the estate of Ann Hubbell

Baughman

4

ART.15 Two blue scarves with gold embroidery, NFMC, 36" x 36," and one pocket display, all blue

with gold embroidery

ART.16 Badges and ribbons, Mrs. A.A. Coult, Orchestras and Bands Junior Division, Nashville,

Tennessee

ART.17 Program with fan and harmonica favors, Mrs. A.A. Coult, 1958

ART.18 Twelve round USA music seals, 4" across; twenty, 1" across

ART.19 Autograph book, in the shape of a waving American flag

ART.20 Badge-pins, yellow with black lettering, "My dog ate my assignment," and "I forgot where

Middle C is"

ART.21 Two notepads with floral covers

ART.22 Nine badge-pins, gold with blue lettering, "National Music Week"



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ART.23 Plaque, Veterans Administration Volunteer Service, recognition of two decades of service,

1966

ART.24 Centennial plate, white with gold lettering, 1997, in gold box

ART.25 Wooden plaque with meter plates, In memory of Mrs. Marshall Harvey, Gertrude Caulfield,

Eusebia Simpson Hunkins

ART.26 Ecru crocheted doiley

ART.27 Key chain, "Music . . . inspires!"

ART.28 Plaque of appreciation, Music for the Blind, Inc., 1963

ART.29 Silver and rhinestone pin

ART.30 Square covered glass dish, Centennial, 1898-1998

ART.31 Metal printing plate on wood block, woman's portrait

ART.32 Seven metal pins, official insignia of NFMC, on explanation cards

ART.33 Six plastic name tags, white with blue lettering, Centennial NFMC, 1898-1998

ART.34 Citation plaque from American String Teachers Association, 1968

ART.35 Framed proclamation, City of Indianapolis, National Music Week, 1990



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ART.36 Plaque, Administrator's Award, Veterans Administration, 1986

ART.37 Red ribbon belt with engraved crystal and rhinestone buckles

ART.38 Tile trivet, Boston Symphony Orchestra, Seiji Ozawa, Music Director

ART.39 Five metal Centennial pins, blue and gold

ART.40 Gold-toned honor medallion from Freedom's Foundation of Valley Forge, 1973, 4" across

ART.41 Four badge-pins, yellow and blue, National Music Week

ART.42 Five silver Centennial spoons in plastic-top boxes

ART.43 Iron-on badge, N.F.M.C., blue with gold lettering

ART.44 Color print of Native American Sun Dance

ART.45 Place card trimmed with scalloped material, Lucile Ward

ART.46 Delegate ribbon, 1927

ART.47 License plate, "Oklahoma in Tune"

Box

ART.48 Oversized book of handwritten music, "El Mercader Indigena," Estela Bringuer,

1952

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ART.49 Oversized book of handwritten music, Suite for Orchestra, Ulysses Kay, 1945

ART.50 Oversized book of handwritten music, Missa Brevis, Earl George, 1948

Box

ART.51 Metal photographic plate for publication, Mrs. Blanche Ellis Starr Rockford 6

ART.52 National Federation of Music Clubs iron-on badges (2)

ART.53 Metal photographic plate for publication, James Rule, ASCAP

ART.54 Luggage tags, "Music, the color of life" (2)

ART.55 National Federation of Music Clubs neck identification pouch (2)

ART.56 Lapel pin, gold-tone shovel

ART.57 Lapel pin, gold-tone key, "Hyatt"

ART.58 Napkin, "Vote for Joan, Vice President"

ART.59 Metal photographic plate for publication, man and woman at piano

ART.60 National Federation of Music Clubs padded notebook, 50th Biennial Convention, 1999

ART.61 Lapel pin, "SCFMC"



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ART.62 Ink pen, National Federation of Music Clubs 50th Biennial Convention, 1999

ART.63 Official insignia pins, National Federation of Music Clubs

ART.64 Rose Fay Thomas Fellow ribbon, blue

ART.65 Stamps, 50th Anniversary, National Federation of Music Clubs, 1898-1948

ART.66 Padded notebook, Eva Johnston, 1981

ART.67 Pin and ribbon, Marietta Ohio Music Festival, 1940, with letter

ART.68 Plaque, Lifetime Achievement, Elizabeth Grieger Wiegand, NCTM

ART.69 Plate, white with fold lettering and rim, "NFMC, National Federation of Music Clubs,

Centennial, 1898-1998, with box

ART.70 Pencil, National Federation of Music Clubs (2)

ART.71 Pin, Texas, in rhinestones

ART.72 Red shoulder bag, "Music . . . the colors of life," National Federation of Music Clubs Biennial

Convention, 2013 June 25-29

Box

ART.73 Tan bank bag, National Federation of Music Clubs 7

ART.74 Blue bank bag, National Federation of Music Clubs, 1983



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ART.75 Badge and ribbon, National Federation of Music Clubs, Raleigh, North Carolina, Mrs. A. A.

Coult

ART.76 Program booklet with attendance ribbons, Mrs. McHose, 1931

ART.77 Pin, National Music Week, 1993

ART.78 Centennial pin, from the estate of Dr. Mabry Miller

ART.79 Centennial pin, 1898-1998 (2)

ART.80 Proclamation, National Music Week, Governor, State of Tennessee, 6-13 May 1973

ART.81 Proclamation, National Music Week, Mayor, Nashville, Tennessee, 6-13 May 1973

ART.82 Pin, "V for Victory, Bundles for Britain" from Chapter 57, Chillicothe, Missouri, Flora C.

Myers

ART.83 Check register and checks

ART.84 Badge-pin, Opera in the Ozarks

ART.85 Key to the City of Statesville, North Carolina

ART.86 Badge-pin, "I (heart) the Federation of Music Club's Junior Festival"

ART.87 Pin, American Music, NFMC



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ART.88 Badges, blue lettering on gold, National Federation of Music Clubs (2)

ART.89 Keychain, Music . . . Inspires!

Box

ART.90 Plaque, South Central Region and IPFAC, to Ouida Keck in Appreciation,

1999-2003

8

ART.91 Framed name acrostic, Ouida Keck, Michigan Federation, 2001-2003

ART.92 Framed honorary membership, Little Rock Music Coterie, Ouida Keck, 22 March 2000

ART.93 Framed honorary membership, Arkansas Federation of Music Clubs, 14 May 2004

ART.94 Framed Arkansas Federation of Music Clubs citation, Musician of the Year, 14 April 1984, Dr.

Ouida Keck

ART.95 Wooden Plaque, Honored Guest, KFMC, 1996

Box

ART.96 Framed special citation, Ouida Keck, Twenty-ninth President, National

Federation of Music Clubs, 2003

9

ART.97 Framed shadow box, Key to Town of Haynesville

ART.98 Key to the City of Cincinnati, Ohio, with blue plush box

ART.99 Key to the City of Greenville, SC


Oversized materials

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ART.100 Mini posters, "Virginia is for Music Lovers and Lana Bailey" (2)

ART.101 Heart-shaped paper fan on wooden stick, "I'm a Lana Fan!"

ART.102 Coin card, Special Projects Fund, 194_

ART.103 Pin, gold-toned shovel with card, new National Headquarters office building

ART.104 Pin, gold-tone gavel with guard chain, 1977

ART.105 Rubber stamp, National Music Week, 1977

ART.106 Retractible ink pen, National Music Week, 1977

ART.107 Tote, NFMC Conference, Tulsa, Oklahoma, June 21-25, 2016 "Music . . . Lights the heart of

our Nation"

Oversized materials

Banner, 48th Annual Observance, National Music Week, 1971





Oversized materials

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Banner, National Music Week, 1992-1993

Banner, National Music Week, 1994-1995

Proclamation, Mayor Jim Dailey, City of Little Rock, National Federation of Music Clubs Week, 2002

Proclamation, Winfield Dunn, Governor, State of Tennessee, National Music Week, 1972 May 10

Map, City of Hot Springs, Garland County, Arkansas, 1948

Poster, National Music Week, 1976, 1977


Poster, "Claudette Sorel makes a Hit!" (copies of newspaper articles, 1958)

Poster, Bicentennial Parade of American Music, 1776-1976



Poster, 48th Annual Observance, National Music Week, 1971

Poster, 43rd Annual Observance, National Music Week, 1966

Poster, "A day to remember . . . October 6, 1970" Mrs. Richard M. Nixon and Mrs. Maurice Honigman


Oversized materials

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Panoramic photograph, Twenty-second Biennial Convention Banquet, 1941

Acknowledgement of service, Veterans Administration Voluntary Service, 1952

Proof sheet, Portraits of Music Club ladies

Proclamation, Office of the Mayor, John O. Norquist, City of Milwaukee, National Federation of Music

Clubs Day, 1997

Poster, Biennial Young Artist Auditions, 2005

Poster, Biennial Young Artist Auditions, 2003

Congratulations on the Christmas Choir Assembly in Bethlehem, 1973

Citation, National Music Council, 1961

Proclamation, Office of the Governor, State of Missouri, National Music Week, 1999


Poster, Ellis Piano Duo and Young Artists, 2011-2013


Poster, Join in the Parade of American Music


Oversized materials

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Certificate of Achievement, Bureau of Naval Personnel, 1946

Citation, The National Music Camp, 1959

Newspaper, Clarksdale Register, Mississippi, 1941 April 3

Outstanding Service, Volunteer Service, Veterans Administration, 1986 April 23

Poster, National Federation of Music Clubs, National Interstate Student Contest, Sesqui-Centennial

Music Committee, 1926

Poster, 50th Observance, National Music Week, 1973

Poster, National Music Week, 1993

Poster, National Music Week, 1975

Poster, Parade of American Music

Banner, National Music Week, 59th Annual Observance, May 1-8, 1983

Banner, National Music Week, 73rd Annual Observance, May 4-11, 1997

Poster, Activities, 1960-1961

Map, Superior Extension, 1953-1954, Honoring States with Net Gains


Oversized materials

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Proclamation, National Music Week, May 6-13, 1973, Winfield Dunn, Governor, Tennessee (see

ART.80)

Proclamation, National Music Week, Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County,

Beverly Briley, Mayor, 4 May 1973

Poster, National Music Week, May 5-12, 1996, May 4-11, 1997



Poster, Biennial Young Artist Auditions

Poster, Ellis Competition, 1993, for Duo-Pianists



Poster, Festival of Music, Pictures, Pageantry

Poster, Pas de Duo, Duo Pianists, 2006

Poster, National Music Week, 41st Annual Observance, 1964

Poster, Interlochen National Music Camp, 1971


Film/Recordings

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Poster, Good Housekeeping Club Services, Christmas Bulletin, 1941, Christmas Music for Christmas

Bundles, Bundles for Britain

Poster, National Federation of Music Clubs, Young Artist Auditions, 1967, 27th Biennial






Poster, Photograph montage, 1969

Poster, Photograph montage, 1970

Film/Recordings

Box 1

Box 2

Box 3


Film/Recordings

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Box 4

Documents

National Federation of Music Clubs Records