Committee on Teas for the Wives of Harvard Law School Students.
A committee comprised of wives of Harvard Law School faculty members organized two teas a year for wives of Law School students between 1931 and 1945. They asked each hostess to fund it by contributing $3.00. Teas were managed by a rotating committee of three. They were held in the ladies' room of the Faculty Club.
From the description of Minutes of the Committee on Teas for the Wives of Harvard Law School Students, 1931-1945. (Harvard University). WorldCat record id: 77063786
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| creatorOf | Committee on Teas for the Wives of Harvard Law School Students. Minutes of the Committee on Teas for the Wives of Harvard Law School Students, 1931-1945. | Harvard University Archives. |
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