Black and white photograph of a woman with a leg cast sitting on a chair on a porch. There are crutches leaned on the porch wall beside her, and a bicycle on the other side of the porch.
A person sits on a chair on a wooden porch in front of a house's screen door. The person's left leg is in a white cast, and a pair of crutches leans against a support post to their left. A bicycle with a front basket is parked on the right side of the porch against the horizontal siding.
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State University of New York at Buffalo. Poetry Collection.
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Black and white photograph of a woman sitting outside in a chair, a bird bath beside her and a tree behind her. The photographer's shadow can be seen in the lower left corner of the photo.
A person sits with crossed legs in a wooden armchair on a grassy area beside a large tree trunk. The individual wears a dark short-sleeved top, a necklace, and a patterned skirt. In the background, rolling hills are visible beneath bare tree branches, and a stone birdbath stands on the right. White text overlaying the center of the black and white scene identifies the source as the Poetry Collection of the University Libraries at the University at Buffalo.
Black and white photograph of a woman standing in front of a chair, shading her eyes with one hand. There is a bird bath next to here and a tree behind her.
A person stands in a grassy area next to a wooden chair and a pedestal birdbath with a large tree in the background. They wear a short-sleeved top and a patterned skirt, with one arm raised toward their forehead. Over the center of the scene, white text reads "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo."
Black and white photograph of two nuns, one of whom is smoking a cigarette.
A black and white photograph shows two people in religious habits positioned against a dark background. One person holds a cigarette near their face while both individuals have their hands held up with palms facing outward. White text centered on the frame identifies the source as the University at Buffalo Poetry Collection.
Color photograph of a man sitting on a sofa, holding a glass, with bookcases behind him.
A person rests on a sofa in a room densely packed with tall wooden shelves containing books, records, and audio equipment. The individual wears a button-down shirt and brown pants while holding a small glass. Text overlaid on the center of the scene identifies the Poetry Collection of the University Libraries, University at Buffalo.
Illustration for "True & false unicorn" by James Broughton
Black and white photograph of a floral object. The second, smaller photo is a close-up of the floral object.
This vertical, black and white composition features a light-toned central stem with branching clusters. Each cluster consists of several small, finger-like projections extending outward from the main stalk. The background is solid black at the top and fades to a lighter gray toward the bottom, with white text centered in the middle of the frame.
Black and white photograph of a man sitting at a table, one hand over the top of a mug. There is a tea pot and another cup on the table.
A person is seated at a wooden table, looking toward a window in the background. They wear a thick sweater over a collared shirt, with their hands resting near a dark teapot and a light-colored cup. Text layered over the middle of the frame identifies the source as "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo."
Black and white photograph of a man gazing down, standing in front of a wall of rock.
A person with short dark hair is positioned in front of a textured rock wall. They wear a light-colored, open-collared shirt and look down with eyes nearly closed. White text centered on the frame reads, "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo."
Black and white photograph of a man in a plaid coat, a display case with artwork behind him. There are other people and vehicles in the background.
A person in a plaid jacket sits in front of a tall glass kiosk containing framed abstract prints. Several people in coats and hats are visible in the background near a parked tram and cars on a paved street. Large bare trees and a stone structure rise above the scene.
Black and white photograph of a man wearing a plaid coat, standing partly behind a painting.
A black and white portrait features a person on the left side of the frame wearing a patterned plaid jacket over a dark shirt. The individual has dark, short hair and is looking forward. The right side of the frame is occupied by a dark, textured vertical surface. White text is overlaid across the center, identifying the Poetry Collection of the University Libraries, University at Buffalo.
Black and white photograph of a man sitting in front of two paintings.
A person wearing a dark zippered jacket sits in front of a wooden easel holding a large canvas with dark abstract markings. A second, similar abstract painting rests on the floor to the right. White text across the center of the frame reads, "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo."
Black and white photograph of a man standing partially behind a painting.
A person wearing a plaid jacket stands behind a tall vertical canvas featuring dark abstract strokes. Another abstract artwork rests on the floor in the background against a plain wall. White text across the center of the frame reads, "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo."
Black and white photograph of a man standing next to a statue, a door and stairway behind him.
This black and white scene features a person standing behind a large dark statue in a room with vaulted stone ceilings. The person wears a light-colored shirt and looks toward the camera, while the statue has a white circular disk positioned behind its head. To the left is a dark door labeled 102 and DANGER, and to the right is a staircase. Text reading "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo" is centered over the scene.
Black and white photograph of a man in front of a rock with plants.
A person is centered in a black and white portrait, wearing a light-colored button-down shirt with an open collar. The person has short dark hair and faces forward against a backdrop of light-toned rocks and small wild plants. White text centered on the frame reads "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo".
Black and white photograph of a man with trees and buildings behind him.
A person is shown from the waist up wearing a light-colored button-down shirt with rolled sleeves. They stand against a background of urban buildings and trees under a bright, featureless sky. The center of the frame contains white text reading "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo".
Black and white photograph of a man looking over a railing toward the camera. "Palais de Sceavy"
An individual stands on an elevated stone balcony viewed from a low angle beneath a canopy of trees. The person leans against a metal railing while looking downward toward the perspective of the viewer. Centered text across the middle of the frame reads "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo."
Color Polaroid photograph of a man wearing a jacket and scarf, smoke around a [pipe? cigar?] held in his mouth.
A person with short grey hair is shown from the chest up against a dark background wearing a tan plaid blazer and a grey scarf. They hold a pipe in their mouth with a cloud of smoke rising from it, and their hands are positioned near their chin. White text across the center reads, "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo."
Black and white photograph of a man and child looking into the camera.
This black and white portrait shows an adult with dark hair positioned next to a young child with bangs. The child is wearing a garment with puffed sleeves and small floral designs, while the adult is in a dark shirt. Centered over the individuals is white text that reads "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo."
Black and white photograph of a man sitting with chin in hand, holding a book. There are bookshelves visible behind him.
A person with dark, wavy hair sits in front of a bookshelf filled with various volumes. They wear a light-colored, short-sleeved button-up shirt and have one hand resting under their chin while the other holds a book titled "Selected Poems by Irving Layton." A white watermark across the middle identifies the Poetry Collection of the University Libraries, University at Buffalo.
Black and white photograph of a man sitting at a desk, wearing a stethoscope and blood pressure cuff.
A person is seated at a desk in front of a bookshelf while wearing a stethoscope and a blood pressure cuff. They hold the stethoscope chest piece to their torso and the blood pressure gauge in their opposite hand. Text centered on the image identifies it as part of the Poetry Collection of the University Libraries at the University at Buffalo.
Black and white photograph of a woman wearing a turtleneck, gazing up and smiling.
A person is shown from the chest up, looking toward the top left of the frame. They wear a light-colored turtleneck sweater and a long beaded necklace. Centered white text reads, "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo."
Black and white photograph of a man in profile.
A black and white profile shows a person from the chest up wearing a textured, patterned jacket. The person stands beside a dark wooden surface with their hand resting on its edge. White text across the center reads, "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo."
A person with a bald head and hair on the sides wears a dark jacket over a plaid shirt while sitting indoors. To the left, a coffee jar stands in front of a radiator. White text overlaid on the center reads "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo."
A person is shown from the side, looking towards the left against a background of blurred jars and a vertical structure. The individual has short dark hair on the sides of their head and a receding hairline on top. White text identifying "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo" is superimposed across the center of the frame.
Black and white photograph of a man wearing a suit and tie leaning against an exterior brick wall, his right hand holding his left wrist.
A person wearing a dark suit jacket, collared shirt, and tie stands in front of a brick structure and a glass window. Their hands are clasped together while their head is turned to the side. The background features trees and foliage, and white text across the middle identifies the source as the University at Buffalo Poetry Collection.
Piano -- North Carolina -- Black Mountain
Black and white photograph of a man playing piano.
A person wearing a dark jacket sits in profile while playing a piano. Behind the person is a large wall of glass panes arranged in a dark rectangular grid. Sheet music is visible on the piano's stand, and a wooden chair and table leg appear to the left.
Black Mountain College (Black Mountain, N.C.)
Black and white photograph of a man wearing a turtleneck sweater, standing in front of a brick wall, one foot on a piece of wood next to the wall, one hand grasping the top of the wall, and the other hand holding a stick.
A person is positioned on a horizontal wooden beam with one hand reaching for the top of a brick wall. They wear a light-colored turtleneck sweater and dark trousers, and their right leg is bent with the foot resting on the wood. A text watermark from the University at Buffalo Poetry Collection is visible across the middle of the frame.
Black and white photograph of a man in a turtleneck sweater standing outside in front of a brick wall, holding a stick outward in his right hand, looking toward the ground.
A person wearing a light-colored turtleneck sweater and dark trousers stands in front of a brick wall. They extend an arm to hold a long, thin rod. White text is overlaid in the center, stating, "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo."
Black and white photograph of a man in a turtleneck sweater kneeling in front of a brick wall, hunched over his knees, looking into the camera.
A person with thick, wavy hair and bangs wears a light-colored, ribbed turtleneck sweater while leaning in front of a brick wall. The person is positioned to look toward the camera against the textured background. White text across the center of the frame reads, "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo."
This black and white portrait shows a person with short wavy hair wearing a ribbed turtleneck sweater. The person is positioned in front of a brick wall and looks toward the camera. Text layered over the center states, "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo."
Black and white photograph of a man in a turtleneck sweater standing outside in front of a brick wall, holding a stick outward in his right hand, grimacing at the camera.
A person with short hair and a thick turtleneck sweater leans forward in front of a brick wall. One hand holds a thin, dark stick-like object extending toward the left while their facial features are tensed. Superimposed white text in the center reads "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo."
Black and white photograph of a man on his back on the ground in front of a brick wall, his arms in the air, hands apparently shielding his face. There is a stick on the ground next to him.
A person wearing a light-colored sweater and dark trousers is positioned on the ground in front of a brick wall. Their arms are raised straight up with palms facing inward and fingers pointing toward each other. A long, thin object rests on the ground near the person, and text is overlaid across the center of the frame.
Black and white photograph of a man wearing a turtleneck sweater, standing in front of a brick wall, arms outstretched, looking at the camera.
A person is positioned in the center of the frame with their arms extended horizontally against a background of bricks. The individual has short hair with a heavy fringe and wears a light-toned turtleneck sweater. Superimposed text in the middle of the scene reads, "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo."
Black and white photograph of a man wearing a turtleneck sweater, right arm outstretched, looking down.
A person with dark, wavy hair and a turtleneck sweater stands in front of a brick wall. One arm is extended horizontally to the left, and the person’s gaze is directed downward. Text across the middle reads, "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo."
Black and white photograph of a man wearing a turtleneck sweater, right arm outstretched.
A person with dark, medium-length hair stands in front of a textured brick wall wearing a light-colored turtleneck sweater. Their right arm is extended to the side, holding a thin object near the edge of the frame. White text across the middle of the image identifies "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo."
Black and white photograph of a man on his back on the ground in front of a brick wall, right leg and arms in the air.
This black and white scene features a person lying on their back on sandy ground next to a brick wall. The individual has one leg bent and raised in the air and both arms extended upward with palms open. A long, thin stick rests on the ground in the foreground while white text is overlaid across the center of the frame.
Black and white photograph of a man in a turtleneck sweater standing outside in front of a brick wall, holding a stick outward in his right hand.
A person stands before a brick wall wearing a light-colored turtleneck sweater and dark trousers. One arm is extended horizontally holding a long thin object, while the other hand rests on their hip. Centered text across the middle of the image identifies the Poetry Collection of the University Libraries, University at Buffalo.
Black and white photograph of pine trees with snowy mountains in the background.
A dense forest of evergreen trees fills the foreground and slopes of a valley. In the background, rugged mountain peaks are partially covered with patches of snow under a cloudy sky. The white text "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo" is centered across the middle of the scene.
Black and white photograph of trees with a body of water behind them.
A black and white landscape features several large trees with Spanish moss draped from their branches along a coast. The foreground consists of textured bark and low-lying plants, while the background shows a vast body of water under a bright sky. White text reading "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo" is centered across the middle.
Black and white photograph of a dwelling, with lumber on the ground in front of it.
A wooden porch structure stands in the foreground with a pile of lumber and debris scattered on the ground in front of it. In the background, a large brick building features a distinct curved roofline and several small windows. Text reading "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo" is overlaid in the center of the scene.
Color photograph of a man standing outside, wearing a turtleneck sweater and a tweed jacket. There is a rock wall, trees, and a field behind him.
A person stands outdoors wearing a dark brown blazer, a light-colored turtleneck, and tan trousers with a belt. They are positioned in front of a stone wall decorated with small flowers, with a sloping green field and trees visible in the distance. White text layered over the center says, "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo."
Color photograph of a man wearing a plaid shirt, mouth open, eyes closed.
A person with short brown hair is shown from the chest up with their eyes closed and mouth slightly open. They wear a blue turtleneck sweater layered under a dark green and blue plaid shirt. The person leans against a stone wall and a colorful patterned pillow featuring an illustration of a step pyramid.
Color photograph of a man sitting on a couch holding a doll.
A person wearing a green and blue plaid shirt over a blue turtleneck holds a knit stuffed toy while sitting. A large cushion with floral and pyramid designs is behind the person, and a multi-paneled city skyline poster is mounted to the left. The scene is set against a stone wall with a text overlay stating "The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries University at Buffalo".
Announcement of the Marquis and Marchioness of Aberdeen and Temair's presentation on the women and children of Ireland at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo, April 11, 1916
Aberdeen and Temair, John Campbell Hamilton-Gordon, Marquess of, 1847-1934
Aberdeen and Temair, Ishbel Gordon, Marchioness of, 1857-1939
John Campbell Hamilton-Gordon, 1st Marquis of Aberdeen and Temair, and his wife, the Marchioness entertained the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo members with short addresses and stories concerning the women and children of Ireland.
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Twentieth Century Club members Mrs. Weston Carroll and Mrs. Georg F. Rand modeled current clothing styles at the club's 1944 summer fashion show
Fashion shows--New York (State)--Buffalo
Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo members that modeled fashions of the 1944 fall season were (left to right): Mrs. Weston M. Carroll and Mrs. George F. Rand
His Eminence Cardinal Mercier of Belgium spoke at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo on October 15, 1919
Belgium--History--German occupation, 1914-1918
His Eminence Cardinal Mercier spoke on his experiences of resistance to the German Occupation of Belgium during World War I (the Great War) at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo.
Announcement of the address of Reverend Charles H. Brent, Episcopal Bishop of Western New York, at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo on February 5, 1919
The Right Reverend Charles H. Brent, Episcopalian Bishop of Western New York , missionary, and Chaplain-in-Charge of the American Expeditionary Forces in France during World War I, addressed both the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo and the Garret Club o
Isaac F. Marcosson, journalist, author and world traveler, spoke on his exploits before the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo, 1938
Mr. Isaac F. Marcossan, journalist, author and world traveler, presented a lecture on his own personal experiences in meeting great world personalities at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo.
Invitation to a garden party at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo clubhouse on July 26, 2014
Invitation cards--New York (State)--Buffalo
Colorfully decorated invitation to the garden party following the Buffalo Garden Walk in the Twentieth Century Club gardens.
Debutantes in the receiving line at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo
Debutante balls--New York (State)--Buffalo
Evening gowned debutantes greet their young escorts at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo clubhouse.
American Red Cross Luncheon at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo in 1944
Meeting of members of the American Red Cross Motor Corps, Buffalo Chapter was held February 8, 1944 at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo
Letchworth family at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo 1951 Annual Children's Party
Children's parties--New York (State)--Buffalo
Mrs. Edward H. Letchworth, granddaughter Ann G. Letchworth and daughter-in-law Mrs. Edward H. Letchworth, Jr. attended the TCC annual Children's Party, April 1951.
Four seasons of the year pose in the formal garden in the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo production of 'A Pageant of the Garden' authored by Josephine Wilhelm Wickser
Formal gardens--New York (State)--Buffalo
Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo members representing the four seasons are: Mrs. George Rand (Autumn); Mrs. William Kennedy (Winter); Mrs. Glenni Bartholomew (Spring); and Mrs. Elmer Finck (Summer). Photograph signed: McGeorge, Buffalo
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Churchill visited the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo on February 3, 1949
Churchill, Randolph S. (Randolph Spencer), 1911-1968
Churchill, Randolph S. (Randolph Spencer), Mrs.
Randolph Churchill was the son of British Prime Minister Winston Churchill. He also served as a Conservative member of Parliament from 1940-1945 and later became a journalist and lecturer. The subject of his lecture at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffa
Mischel Cherniavsky of the Cherniavsky Trio who performed at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo on January 10, 1918
Music--Performance--New York (State)--Buffalo
The Cherniavsky Trio was composed of three brothers who played classical music: Leo (violinist), Jan (pianist), and Mischel (cellist). They were born in Russia but became naturalized Canadian citizens in 1922.
Jan Cherniavsky of the Cherniavsky Trio who performed at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo on January 10, 1918
Leo Cherniavsky of the Cherniavsky Trio who performed at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo on January 10, 1918
Cherniavsky Trio (Leo, Jan and Mischel) performed at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo on January 10, 1918
The Cherniavsky Trio was composed of three brothers who played classical music: Leo (violinist), Jan (pianist), and Mischel (cellist). They were born in Russia but became naturalized Canadian citizens in 1922. Photograph is signed and dated (January 10, 1918) by the Cherniavskys
Program for an evening musical performance by the Cherniavsky Trio, held at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo Hall on January 10, 1918
April snow on the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo garden gate and path
Snow-encrusts trees, plants and the garden gate in the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo's formal gardens.
Mrs. Matthew D. Mann (Elizabeth Page), Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo President, 1904
Sixth Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo President
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Mrs. Joseph P. Dudley, Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo President, 1907
Eighth Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo President
Mrs. Carlton R. Jewett (Jessie C. Holland), Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo President, 1905-1906
Seventh Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo President
Prominent marble fireplace in the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo clubhouse South Room or Magazine Room
Interior decoration--New York (State)--Buffalo
The Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo's Directors Room and Magazine or South Room are at opposite corners of the clubhouse building. Each of the rooms features similar marble fireplaces on the exterior walls
Prominent women attorneys attending the 1927 American Bar Association convention in Buffalo, New York were entertained at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo
Women lawyers--New York (State)--Buffalo
Women American Bar Association members were entertained by prominent members of the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo at the 1927 convention in Buffalo, New York including (far right): Mrs. Frank B. Baird
Distinguished English actor, V. L. Granville, presented a costume recital 'Dramatic Interludes' at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo on December 5, 1928
V.L. Granville, the distinguished English actor, presented in costume and make-up, the principal characters from the drama of all time at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo Colonial Ballroom
Three Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo committee members posed in the clubhouse garden in September 1962
Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo Committee members pictured were (left to right): Mrs. Sidney W. (Gladys) Prince, club President, 1968-1969, Mrs. William T. Kerr, club President 1963-1964 and Mrs. Olson.
Appeal announcement by the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo 1951 Christmas Fund Chairman Mrs. William J. Kibler, Jr. for contributions to the fund
Illustrated request by Christmas Fund Chairman Mrs. William J. Kibler, Jr. for Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo members to contribute to the Christmas Fund to reward club employees for their previous year of faithful service.
Announcement by the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo of an open meeting of informational lectures on preparedness for war on April 26, 1916
World War, 1914-1918--War work--United States
Several experts on the topic of war preparedness spoke to the members of the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo in anticipation of possible U.S. involvement in World War I
Announcement by the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo of a recital by pianists Marta Milinowski and H. Edward Cumpson on October 1, 1914
Pianists Marta Milinowski and H. Edward Cumpson performed compositions for two pianos by Mozart, Brahms, Arensky, Saint Saens and Sinding in the Colonial Ball Room of the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo clubhouse.
Portrait photograph of Arthur Shattuck, American concert pianist, who performed in a concert at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo on January 30, 1917
American pianist Arthur Shattuck performed a program of Bach, Debussy, and other classical composers' works in concert with contralto Marie Morrisey at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo clubhouse on January 30, 1917.
Announcement by the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo of a 1916 talk by La Vicomtesse de Rancougne on her personal experiences at the World War I fronts in France and Belgium
World War, 1914-1918--Battlefields--France
World War, 1914-1918--Battlefields--Belgium
La Vicomtesse de Rancougne, sister-in-law of Comte Jean de la Greze, presented a lecture illustrated with lantern slides to the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo membership on her personal experiences at the French and Belgian fronts during World War I.
Announcement by the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo of a 1914 memorial meeting in honor of club founder and first president Miss Charlotte Mulligan
Mulligan, Charlotte, approximately 1844-1900
Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo founder and first president Miss Charlotte Mulligan was honored in a November 1914 memorial meeting at the clubhouse.
Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo Music Committee announcement of a recital by contralto Mme. Ossip Gabrilovitsch (Clara Clemens) and pianist Miss Ethel Newcomb on February 2, 1915
Contralto Mme. Ossip Gabrilovitsch (maiden name: Clara Clemens, daughter of Samuel Clemens, a.k.a Mark Twain) and pianist Miss Ethel Newcomb performed an evening musical recital at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo.
Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo guest lecturer Mr. Charles Kinsley flanked by club members Mrs. Floyd Allen and Mrs. Frank A. Yeager after his 1959 Wednesday afternoon lecture
Mrs. Charles Kinsley shares a toast with Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo members Mrs. Floyd Allen (at left) and Mrs. Frank A. Yeager, 1962-1963 club president, at a 1959 Wednesday afternoon lecture.
Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo members await luncheon service in the clubhouse dining room after a 1959 Wednesday afternoon lecture
Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo members seated at their post-Wednesday afternoon lecture table in the clubhouse dining room included (left to right): Mrs. Heywood, Miss Charlotte Sweet, club president from 1953-1954 and Mrs. Robert Hopkins.
Mrs. Frank A. Yeager, Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo member and 1962-1963 club president, posed before the portrait of club founder Charlotte Mulligan in the clubhouse 'Court' after a 1959 Wednesday afternoon lecture
Mrs. Frank A. Yeager, 1962-1963 Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo President, was a regular attendee at the Wednesday afternoon lectures or events which always have been an integral part of the educational values of the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo.
Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo member Mrs. Floyd Allen in the clubhouse 'Court' for a 1959 Wednesday afternoon lecture
Mrs. Floyd Allen was a regular attendee at the Wednesday afternoon lectures or events which always have been an integral part of the educational values of the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo.
Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo Junior Committee gathered in front of the clubhouse garden loggia to make plans for the 1945-1946 club season
Martin, Darwin R. (Darwin Reidpath), Mrs.
Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo. Junior Committee--Administration
Members of the Junior Committee of the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo included (left to right): Mrs. Hoover C. Sutton, Mrs. Harry W. Coward, Mrs. Richard H. Mollenberg, Mrs. Darwin Reidpath Martin, Mrs. Gordon R. Streich, Mrs. Charles Hahn, Jr. , Miss Virginia Nye, Mrs. Harry W. Patterson(Co-Chairman), Mrs. Weston M. Carroll (Co-Chairman), Mrs. G. Eugene Swezey and Mrs. Lewis A. Froman.
Three Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo members costumed in representative national dress of European nations including Poland, Brittany and Germany
Three members of the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo clothed in the national costumes of three European nations circa 1934
Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo members costumed in the representative national dress of various nations around the world
Assemblage of Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo members clothed in the national costumes of various world nations for a club event circa 1934
Announcement of the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo Committee on War Relief Work to exort the club membership to produce comfort bags for soldiers in the trenches of World War I
The Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo War Relief Work Committee, led by Chairman Mrs. D. Maxson Estee, requested the club membership to do its share by producing 2000 comfort bags for the Red Cross to distribute to the soldiers in the trenches of World War I. It was also noted that a work room was opened in the clubhouse to prepare articles and other materials to be sent to both American and French soldiers.
Four famous American authors touring the country on behalf of the 1945 Victory Loan Drive work at the bonds and stamps booth at the Hotel Statler in downtown Buffalo, New York
World War, 1939-1945--Finance--United States
American celebrities and famous authors mobilized to tour the country (including Buffalo, New York) and promote the World War II Victory Loan drive included (left to right, seated): Lillian Hellman and Mary Margaret McBride and (left to right, standing): John Dickson Carr and Carl Van Doren.
Announcement by Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo House Committee Chairman of rules governing table d'hote dinners at the clubhouse
Dinners and dining--New York (State)--Buffalo
Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo--Rules and practice
Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo House Committee Chairman Mrs. Edward Michael's announcement of rules regarding the d'hote dinners held at the clubhouse.
Announcement by the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo President Anna M. Bartlett of the club's commitment to the 1918 United War Work Campaign in the form of subscriptions and pledges
World War, 1914-1918--Finance--United States
Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo President Anna M. Bartlett exorted the club's commitment to the 1918 United War Work Campaign to be pledged during the special United War Work Campaign week, November 11-18, 1918 in support of United States' involvement in World War I.
Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo's announcement of its support of War Savings Stamp Week via stamp sales at the Fidelity Building, Buffalo, New York, June 22-28, 1918
Announcement by the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo Committee Chairman Hattie Peck Eisele to the club of the War Savings Stamp Week, June 22-28, 1918 and of the expectation of support from the club members to sell stamps and take pledges at the Fidelity Building in downtown Buffalo as well as to contribute through generous subscription.
Announcement of the 1917 joint meeting of the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo and the Garret Club to hear Mr. Roscoe R. Mitchell speak on the Liberty Loan in support of World War I
Mr. Roscoe R. Mitchell spoke on the subject of the Liberty Loan at a joint meeting of the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo and the Garret Club held June 4, 1917. In order to obtain the necessary funds for World War I, the U.S. Treasury resorted to borrowing through a series of bond issues and the first four issues were known as liberty loans.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church, built 1882-1883, which became part of the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo clubhouse
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church--New York (State)--Buffalo
Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo--Buildings
Built in 1882-1883 on the site of the Olivet Mission, the Delaware Avenue Baptist Church, after much modification, became part of the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo clubhouse
Announcement from the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo Board of Directors laying out the rules and regulations for the Coffee Room as well as fire regulations
Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo Board of Directors' announcement specifying rules and regulations for the Coffee Room Telephone Service and general fire regulation enforcement for the clubhouse.
Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo 1920 announcement of the times and prices of the buffet and regular luncheons held at the clubhouse
Announcement by the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo of the times and prices of both buffet and regular luncheons served at the clubhouse from June 15, 1920 on.
Announcement for a 1921 table d'hote luncheon at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo at the price of $1.25 per plate
Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo House Committee announcement that the price of the regular three course table d'hote luncheon held February 1, 1921 was to be $1.25 per plate.
Official ballot of the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo for the election of club Director on April 28, 1926
Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo--Elections
Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo official ballot for election of club Director included notable club members including Mrs. William Heath, sister of Elbert Hubbard and sister-in-law of prominent Buffalo businessman John D. Larkin of the Larkin Soap Company.
Dr. Lillian M. Gilbreth, 1948 'Woman of the Year' and heroine of the best seller 'Cheaper by the Dozen', spoke at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo in 1949
Woman of the Year for 1948 Dr. Lillian M. Gilbreth (pictured at right), heroine of the best seller 'Cheaper by the Dozen' and head of her late husband's efficiency expert business, was introduced to the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo by Mrs. Niles Carpenter (pictured at left). Dr. Gilbreth, the holder of nine academic degrees, spoke on harmonious family values and the raising and efficient management of her 12 children.
Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo members celebrate the opening of a new season with a luncheon on the clubhouse outdoor patio and garden
Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo members who participated in the 1942 season opening al fresco luncheon included (left to right): Mrs. Cohn, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Grammer and Mrs. Davidson
Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo member Mrs. Donald S. Dudley modeled current clothing styles for the club's 1943 summer fashion show
Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo member Mrs. Donald S. Dudley modeled elegant fashions as a part of the club's 1943 summer fashion show
Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo member Mrs. Richard H. Mollenberg modeled current clothing styles for the club's 1944 summer fashion show
Twentieth Century Club member Mrs. Richard H. Mollenberg modeled elegant fashions as a part of the club's 1944 summer fashion show .
Members of the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo spent a pleasant afternoon modeling and reminiscing on the fashions of the Victorian era, 1948
Clothing and dress--History--19th century
Modelling elegant costumes of the Victorian era were (left to right): Mrs. Frederick J. Stone, Mrs. Arthur L. Lewis and Mrs. Robert W. Hopkins
Organizers of the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo annual fall fashion show pose together in the clubhouse, 1960
Assembled in the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo's clubhouse were (left to right): Mrs. Herbert E. Joyce, Mrs. Charles D. Jones, co-chairman of the fashion show, and Mrs. James A. Maguire, chairman.
Mrs. James W. Kideney, President of the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo, poses in the clubhouse garden with fellow organizers of the annual fall fashion show, 1961
Gathered in the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo's clubhouse garden were (left to right): Mrs. Frederick A. Manske, chairman of the Garden Committee, Mrs. Arthur L. Bennett, chairman of the final summer program and club president Mrs. James E. Kideney
International-themed Mother, Daughter Luncheon held at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo included club members and their guests, 1959
Participants in the Mother, Daughter Luncheon at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo included several generations of family members (left to right): Mrs. James C. Carpenter, her daughter Mrs. Edward J. Laube and the latter's daughter-in-law, Mrs. Charles A. Laube II. Dancers from the International Institute provided entertainment at the internationally-themed event.