Clio Society, 1903

Item — Box: 1, Folder: 7

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

From the Collection:

The Stone Photography Studio collection is a collection of photographs by R.J. Stone dating from the late nineteenth century and early twentieth century. The photographs were taken at Stone’s studio in Georgetown, Texas, and almost all have a connection to Southwestern University. The collection consists of women’s portraits, including SU graduation photographs; women’s organization at Southwestern, including literary societies, sororities, and athletics; men’s portraits, including SU graduation photographs; men’s organizations at Southwestern, including literary societies, fraternities, and athletics; Southwestern University class portraits, miscellaneous group portraits; and photographs of the Southwestern campus as well as Georgetown.

Dates

1903

Conditions Governing Access

The materials are open for research.

Extent

From the Collection: 2.50 Linear Feet

Language of Materials

From the Collection: English

Additional Description

Physical Description

Handwritten note on the back: Much love from Ida to Mary. Includes written list of members (information in brackets was pulled from Historic Alumni Datebase): Willie Needham [1902-1903], Cora Thompson [Cora Ella Thompson, 1902-1903], Laura Edwards [Laura Emma Edwards, 1902-1903], Kate McLaughlin, Sarah Brown [Sarah Francis Brown, 1902-1903], Ruby Laurence [Ruby Kate Lawrence, 1901-1905], Fannie Allison [1902-1903], Mattie Hutton [Mittie Hutton, 1900-1907], Cassie Gentry [Cassie Gentry, 1901-1903], Velma Wilcher [Verna Wilcher, 1902-1903], Jennie Hutton [1897-1903], Mary Thomas [1901-1907], Mattie Mitchell [Matie Mitchell, 1899-1903], Maggie Bell Gaither [Maggie Bell Gaither 1902-1904], Ida Cocke [Ida Cocke, 1901-1903], Elizabeth Church [1901-1903], Bell Shands [1900-1905], Isla Kinsolving [1902-1904], Berta Cobb [1901-1905], Vera Kinsolving [1902-1904], Florence Darlington [1902-1903], Clyde Rector [Clyde Rector, 1902-1903], Constance Harlan [1902-1905], Linda Parker [Linda Parker, 1902-1903].