Mason family scrapbooks, circa 1865-1937 bulk 1905-1912.

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Mason family scrapbooks, circa 1865-1937 bulk 1905-1912.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/181105307

This collection contains the original scrapbooks and photocopies taken from the Mason family scrapbooks. Lois E. Mason's scrapbook covers the vaudeville troupe, Juvenile Bostonians. Lois and her sister, Nell, were members of the group for several years. The scrapbook from Lois and Nell's mother, Eudora Hall Mason, includes a small section of clippings about the Williams Juvenile Opera Company's season for 1905-1906. Mrs. Mason's scrapbook has more information about her family, the Halls. The original scrapbooks contain photographs as well as newspaper clippings. There are newspaper clippings from the area of Seattle with Mrs. Mason's notations about her impressions as related to her family. It includes information about her parents and grandparents and their early life in Seattle and the Washington Territory.

2 linear feet (2 boxes)

Washington State Library, Office of Secretary of State

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SNAC Resource ID: 6938357

Washington State Library, Office of Secretary of State

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Kitchell, Catherine A.

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Lang, Emma, Mrs.

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Devoe, Emma Smith 1848-1927

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Emma Smith was born in Warren County, Illinois in 1858. She moved with her parents to Tazewell County Illinois with her parents where she received a liberal education. She took charge of the Music Dept. of Eureka College in 1870. In 1880 she married J. Henry DeVoe. In 1881 the couple moved to the Dakota Territory and in 1891 they moved to Harvey, Ill. where Henry was an attorney and police magistrate. Mrs. DeVoe had been active in the temperance movement in Dakota Territory and work...

Peters, Laura Hall, 1840-1902.

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Crane family.

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Juvenile Bostonians (Vaudeville group)

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Mason, Luther A., d. 1912.

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Hall, Ike, (Isaac Miller), 1842-1893.

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Williams Juvenile Opera Company (Vaudeville group)

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Hall, Frank L., b. 1865-1927.

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Kitchell, Charles, b. ca. 1875.

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Women's Christian Temperance Union (Seattle, Wash.)

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Peters, Charles, active 1858

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Liberal League.

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Puget Sound Co-operative Colony

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Crane, Catherine Rogers, d. 1882.

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McClaire, Edith.

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Hall family.

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Mason, Silver (Lawrence L.), b. ca. 1891.

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Henry, Rose.

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Mason family.

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Kitchell family.

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Peters family.

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Crane, Daniel M., d. 1887.

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Pioneer Women of Washington.

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Mason, Eudora Hall, 1863-1937.

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The predecessor to Juvenile Bostonians was the Williams Juvenile Opera Company. The Williams Juvenile Opera Company came into existence as a traveling troupe after the theatrical school won a competition. The Opera Company toured the season of 1905-1906 throughout Washington State. Mrs. E. Lang was the manager and Mrs. Mason was the musical director. Mrs. Mason's daughters, Nell "Babe" and Lois, were members of the group from a very young age. The Williams Juvenile Opera Company evo...

Mason, Lois E., b. ca. 1890.

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Mason, Babe (Nell), 1892-1982.

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Kitchel family.

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