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341. Kansas City Posse of the Westerners Records Finding Aid Kansas City Posse of the Westerners Records Finding Aid 1955- The Kansas City Posse of the Westerners is a social and informational group formed in 1955 to preserve the history, heritage, and traditions of the American West. Records available include early minutes...
342. Kansas City Quill Club Kansas City Quill Club
343. Kansas City Social Directory Kansas City Social Directory Book listing members of the socially recognized "high society," with ads for businesses and clubs.
344. Kansas City Social Register: A Blue Book Kansas City Social Register: A Blue Book //1890-1919 Book listing members of the socially recognized "high society," with ads for businesses and clubs.
345. Kansas City West Side Kansas City West Side
346. Kansas City Women of Independent Minds Kansas City Women of Independent Minds 1992 Photo and bio of Sarah Chandler Coates, or Sarah Coates (1829-1897), a teacher from Pennsylvania who moved to Kansas City with her husband, Kersey, in the 1850s. She experienced border warfare troubles...
347. Kansas City Women of Independent Minds Kansas City Women of Independent Minds 1992 Photo and bio of Enid Jackson Kemper, or Enid Kemper (1897-1979), "a co-founder with Clara Stager Hockaday of the Jewel Ball which began in 1954 to raise funds for the Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra."...
348. Kansas City Young Matrons Club Kansas City Young Matrons Club December 20, 1987 The organization of 400 members was founded in 1917 as a volunteer service group committed to charity and advancing literacy and educational opportunity for young people. Their area philanthropies include...
349. Kansas City's People and Government Travel Together Kansas City's People and Government Travel Together February//1949 Article about city government issues of increasing city traffic, the "Junior Citizens" program, and "Community Councils."
350. Kansas City's Queen of the Blues Is Gone--(But Not Forgotten) Kansas City's Queen of the Blues Is Gone--(But Not Forgotten) March//1978 Photos and biographical article about Julia Lee (1902-1958), a black singer and pianist starting her career in the 1910s in Kansas City and earning "her reputation as one of the country's greatest blues...
351. Kansas City's Social Season Highlights Much Grace and Charm Kansas City's Social Season Highlights Much Grace and Charm April, 1950 Article briefly traces the history of African American social life and status in Kansas City. Mentions the Ivanhoe Club and the Beau Brummels as early social groups. In Kansas City, Kansas, the Trouveur...
352. Kansas City's Weekend Racers Kansas City's Weekend Racers June//1982 Sports Car Club of America racers Bob Burrows, Wally Erickson, Pat di Natale, and Steve Eberman profiled in local racing league.
353. Kansas City, Kansas City Kansas City, Kansas City March-April//1997 Photos and review of the 1996 movie entitled "Kansas City" set in the city's 1930s big band jazz scene and directed by native Kansas Citian Robert Altman. Description of the movie as "a tale of jazz clubs...
354. Kansas City, Missouri: Its History and Its People, 1800-1908 Kansas City, Missouri: Its History and Its People, 1800-1908 1908 Photo and bio of Abia Allen Tomlinson, or Abia Tomlinson, a banker and co-founder of the Kansas City Club in 1882. Born in Ohio in 1838 and coming to Kansas City in 1865 as a Union Civil War veteran and...
355. Kansas City, Missouri: Its History and Its People, 1800-1908 Kansas City, Missouri: Its History and Its People, 1800-1908 1908 Biographical sketch of Edwin Durham, "serving for the third term as United States marshal for the western district of Missouri." He was born in Illinois in 1853 and moved to Missouri in 1875, appointed...
356. Kansas City: From "Les Estats Unis d'Amerique" Kansas City: From "Les Estats Unis d'Amerique" October//1913 Article providing a general description of Kansas City from the viewpoint of the author, a Frenchman, including the city's outlook of importance to the nation, its economic sectors, transportation, education,...
357. Kansas City: Republican National Convention, 1908 Kansas City: Republican National Convention, 1908 1908 Photo of the entrance to Elm Ridge Club, a race track.
358. Kansas Federation of Colored Women's Clubs, 1900-1930 Kansas Federation of Colored Women's Clubs, 1900-1930 Spring 1986 Photos and article about the State Federation of Women's Art Clubs in Kansas, founded in 1900 in Topeka by women from 10 different African American women's clubs. The federation was expanded in scope and...
359. Kansas-Missouri Finals of the 'Miss America Pageant' Kansas-Missouri Finals of the 'Miss America Pageant' May-June//1950 Photo of Kid Nichols, "only Kansas Citian in Baseball's Hall of Fame" among other fan club members of "the 'Blues,' Kansas City's N. Y. Yankee farm club baseball team."
360. KC Women's Clubs Pass into Obscurity KC Women's Clubs Pass into Obscurity April 18, 2009 The last official meeting of the Woman's City Club and the Presidents and Past Presidents General Assembly, both formed more than 90 years ago, will be held April 2009. A third club, the Kansas City Athenaeum,...