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TUESDAY EVENING CLUB. Organized in 1869 for men and women, the club met in the [[ROUND TABLE]] room in the | TUESDAY EVENING CLUB. Organized in 1869 for men and women, the club met in the [[ROUND TABLE]] room in the [[FACADE BUILDING]]. The group including both [[ADAMS, Mary Newbury|Mary Newbury ADAMS]] and her husband [[ADAMS, Austin|Austin ADAMS]] had a brief history before merging with the [[IOWA INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND ARTS]]. | ||
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Slichter, Gail B. "Mary Newbury Adams Helped Lead Dubuque Women to Culture," ''Telegraph-Herald'', March 31, 1963, p. 13 | Slichter, Gail B. "Mary Newbury Adams Helped Lead Dubuque Women to Culture," ''Telegraph-Herald'', March 31, 1963, p. 13 | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:38, 9 November 2024
TUESDAY EVENING CLUB. Organized in 1869 for men and women, the club met in the ROUND TABLE room in the FACADE BUILDING. The group including both Mary Newbury ADAMS and her husband Austin ADAMS had a brief history before merging with the IOWA INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND ARTS.
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Slichter, Gail B. "Mary Newbury Adams Helped Lead Dubuque Women to Culture," Telegraph-Herald, March 31, 1963, p. 13