Baker, Katherine Caffery
12-034

Summary Information

Repository
Newcomb Archives
Creator - Associated name
Baker , Katherine Caffery
Title
Baker, Katherine Caffery
ID
12-034
Date [inclusive]
1800-1990
Extent
17.0 Cubic feet 14 document boxes, 3 flat boxes
Language
English

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Biographical/Historical note

Katherine Caffery Baker (1896-1982) was a Newcomb College graduate of 1918. At both Newcomb High School and Newcomb College, Katherine excelled as a student and class leader. After her marriage to Robert Baker, she became a caretaker of several generations of family members and others who traveled to her large home on 1228 Race Street, facing Coliseum Square.

This family included large numbers of people who lived in both the rural areas of southern Louisiana and the city of New Orleans. Katherine spent her early childhood in St. Mary Parish where her family owned three plantations: a sugar plantation called Bayside, another called Haighfley, and Martha's Vineyard.

In St. Mary Parish, Katherine and her siblings rode a horse together to school. The city of New Orleans offered more educational opportunities so sometime before her high school years, the family moved to New Orleans. Her father, Donelson Caffery II, served in the state legislature and was considered a progressive. Creole of Color Rodolphe Desdunes in his book "Notre Peuple et Notre Histoire," identified Caffery as "one of our only friends in the Legislature."

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Scope and Contents note

The family retained letters and other writings as part of their daily lives, and Katherine, as the inheritor of the family home, retained these materials. The collection is valuable for its insights into correspondence between men and women family members, plentiful photographs, albums, records of banking and businesses, many letters of condolence on the death of family members, telegraphs, genealogical charts and letters, newspaper clippings, a handwritten quotation book, and miscellaneous materials. The family emphasized reading, writing, and oration. The men in the family became politicians and lawyers; the women in the family became teachers, mothers, and activists. Katherine (Kit) Baker Senter, daughter of Katherine Caffery Baker, was particularly crucial to many progressive causes in the city of New Orleans in the latter half of the twentieth century and the beginning of the twenty-first.

NOTE: In boxes 16 and 17 are contact prints of photographs of Kit Baker Senter taken in the late 1940s by American photographer Toni Frissell (1907-1988). Frisell was known for work with Vogue and other women's fashion magazines, as well as war and sports photography.

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Organization and Arrangement

Materials arranged by family at the time of donation in boxes.

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Administrative Information

Publication Information

Newcomb Archives

Newcomb Center for Research on Women
Seltzer-Gerard Reading Room
62 Newcomb Place
New Orleans, Louisiana, 70118
504 865 5762
vorhoff@tulane.edu

Conditions Governing Access note

Collection must remain together.

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Related Materials

Related Archival Materials note

One of Katherine's relatives was Caroline Richardson (1895), first Counselor-to-Women and English professor at the College. Her collection of wirtings is included in the Louisiana Research Collection of Tulane University.

In the Newcomb Archives, see also Biographical Files and the World War I Relief Unit papers

The Newcomb Archives also holds student records of both Katherine Caffery Baker and Kit Baker Senter, as well as other members of the family. We also have an oral history with Kit Senter explaining her memories of growing up in New Orleans, attending Newcomb, and becoming a community activist. The Archives also has a short listing showing the genealogy of the Caffery, Richardson, Liddell, Marsh, Taylor, Cade, and other families.

The Southern Historical Collection at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill holds the papers of Katherine Caffery Baker's father's family, the Bayside Plantation Records, the Frank Liddell Richardson Papers, and the Francis DuBose Richardson Memoirs.

The Louisiana State Museum has the papers of the Lelong Family, another related family.

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Controlled Access Headings

Genre(s)

  • Activism- Louisiana
  • Family Photographs

Geographic Name(s)

  • New Orleans

Personal Name(s)

  • Frissell, Toni
  • Richardson, Caroline Francis
  • Sentar, Kit Backer

Subject(s)

  • Family Correspondence
  • Genealogical Records
  • Legal Records
  • Louisiana- Rural Life
  • Student Life -- 1910s
  • Weddings

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Collection Inventory

Box 1 of 17 

General note

Poems and quotations by various authors (George Meredith, John Keats, William Shakespeare, among others)

Graduation Certificates (John Caffery Jr. from Southwestern Presbyterian University, 1888; Donelson Caffery for study of the Bible, French, general history and German)

Mississippi River Flood ‘27 article

Photos (Various, dates unknown) – Donelson Caffery Jr., Donelson Caffery III, Donelson Caffery IV (?) ; Frances de Lesseline; Van Vincent; Mary Louise

Donelson Caffery – Will and Condolence Letters c. 1907, 1928

Lectures – on Louisiana economy (lecturer unknown)

Documents – Old English writings, writing on religion, document about Donelson Caffery II

Articles and documents written about Donelson Caffery II

Naval certificate of Donelson Caffery, c. 1885

Legal documents – regarding property; graduation diploma rolled – John Caffery

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Box 2 of 17 

General note

Photos (names as written on photographs; question marks indicate that the names are illegible and we have written them as best we could below):

--Marcie Caffery

--Gertrude Caffery

--Glenward Plean (?)

--Dandy Avery (3)

--Mary (Menee) Cade Smedes

--Brother and Mrs. Medlock

--Caroline Richardson

--Willie Bunke

--Josephine Richardson

--Edward Lee (son of Dora and Charles Lee, and Grandson of Charlie Weeks)

--Kittie and Margaret Cade

--Mr. and Mrs. William Cade

--Dubose Richardson Taylor (2)

--Smedes Cade (?)

--Robert Cade

--Dudley Avery

--Fannie Richardson

--Louise Taylor

--Renee Benard

--Martha Marsh Cade

--Sara Leeds Avery

--Aunt Tally Cade

--Frank Liddell Richardson

--Frank Dubois [Dubose] Richardson

--Kate R. Avery (2)

--Bob Smedes (?)

--Dudley Kemp

--Kate R. and Dan Avery

--John Leeds Avery (2)

--Mary Richardson Bowman

--Louisa Richardson Gibson

--Dan Kemp

--Earl Caffery

--Martha and Louise Taylor

--Joshua Morris Craig, "Father of Ka. De VC and Julian"

--Annie Goodloe Craig

--Alex De Valcourt, "I love you don't mention it.”

--Bethia Richardson Caffery

--Donelson Caffery

--Edward Richardson

--Edvidge Fortier

--Louise Taylor

--Sarah De Valcourt and Bernard Shaw

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Box 3 of 17 

General note

Postcard of Louisiana Hotel

“The Teche Country Fifty Years Ago” copied from the Southern Bivouac of January 1886

"Memorandum for All Richardsons" (genealogical information)

Letter from Frank L. Richardson, 4/22/1920 (to nieces and nephews about the marriage of Donelson Caffery and Bethia Richardson, 1869)

Photographs (Bethia Richardson Caffery, Frank Richardson and Bethia Richardson Caffery, Caroline Francis Richardson, Bethia Richardson Caffery, Bethia R. Caffery)

Page from the Tulane News Bulletin (about Caroline Richardson)

Letter from October 23, 1811 from Donelson Caffery to his uncle

Journal entries and notes, writer unknown

10 September 1954, Letter to Miss Kate De Valcourt Craig from Harkins, Librarian of William and Mary, and editor of William and Mary Quarterly

Postcard

Caffery/Richardson Genealogy

Letter November 10, 1953 from Mrs. R.N. Milling to Katherine Craig (condolence)

Letter September 26, 1954 from Donald Mackintosh to Katherine Craig (condolence)

Letter December 6, 1954 from John M. Jennings to Katherine Craig (condolence)

Succession of Martha Taylor after decesase of Donelson Caffery

Letter October 17, 1953 from Warren Marsh to Katherine Craig (condolence)

Caroline Richardson; 2 portraits, 2 letters, obituary

“On Being A Hermit” by Caroline Francis Richardson from The Unpopular Review April-June 1917

Misc. Letters (undated and unknown recipients and creators)

“Courtship and Marriage of Your Father and Mother,” on the family of Caroline Richardson 3/27/1920

“The Sixth Reader” by Caroline Francis Richardson from Yale Review (July, 1913)

Biographical Book of John Wesley Richardson

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Box 4 of 17 

General note

Legal documents (wills, donations); certificate of confirmations

Katherine Caffery Baker, 50th year Newcomb diploma, 1968

55th Anniversary certificate from Tulane University, 1973

Photographs:

--Taylor Family Photos, mostly Louise and John

--De Valcourt-Craig Family Photos (Cousin Kate, Katherine (De Valcourt Craig), J.B. De Valcourt, Bruns De Valcourt, Cousin Nettie, Nettie De Valcourt, Annie Goodloe Craig (mother of Kate and Julian), Archibald Wood Goodloe (father of Mary Goodloe, Annie Goodloe Craig, Kate Goodloe De Valcourt))

--Seventeen photos of KCB (as child, teenager, young woman)

--Six photos of Robert Baker

--Photos mostly of KCB with friends (some Newcomb) and family. Includes wedding party photo with KCB as bridesmaid, and photo of Caroline Senter, Kit Senter, and KCB—three generations of women—posed with in front of wall showing photos of other family members

--Isaac Morse, Mother Douglass, Leon Irvine

Letters:

--Sketch of Papa, From John M. Caffery to Katherine, Nov. 20, 1928: To ?, May 12, 1892, from Donnie, Wax Hotel

--Letters from Mortimer Favrot to Katherine Caffery, 1918-1922

--Letters 1849, 1839, 1869, 1892, 1929, 1955; some from ‘Donnie’

Other:

--KCB correspondence, 1960s, business; Valencia Stock Certificate 1960s

--Genealogical inquiries by Katherine De Valcourt Craig, 1947-1955

--Genealogies of Craig/Morse/Marsh/Calhoun/Braddock/Caffery/& Taylor Families with notes compiled by Katherine De Valcourt Craig

--Loans Made by KCB to Waquespack

--Sun Oil/Texas Crude Oil/Sea Marsh Prop/Taylor Caffery Business

--Daughters of the Revolution Notes, 1940s-50s

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Box 5 of 17 

General note

Paid checks and bank statements, c. 1909-1910

Paid checks and bank statements, c. 1910-1911

Paid checks and bank statements, c. 1911-1912

Paid checks and bank statements, c. 1912-1913

Paid checks and bank statements, c. 1913-1914

Letters from the 1890s (between Don Caffery, Jr. and Martha Taylor; most are to Martha; one to Emma Caffery; one from Martha Taylor to Mary Abbey (her sister); one to a Frank from Donnie; one to “children” from Aunt Josie; random photo of woman)

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Box 6 of 17 

General note

Succession of Louise Taylor, c. 1933

Legal correspondence, regarding property rights, ownership in stocks, and so forth, 1933-38

Succession of John R. Taylor, 1929

Family Business Records (Caffery Interests, Inc.; Haussier-Latreille Oil Co., Inc.; American Bank and Trust Company, c. 1932-36

Miscellaneous records, c. 1933-34

Succession of Mary Taylor, c. 1935-36

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Box 7 of 17 

General note

Printed copies of microfilm letters from 1810, Donelson Caffery to his uncle

1839 letter from Mary to Martha Taylor

Newspaper clippings about the Cafferys

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Box 8 of 17 

General note

Wide Awake, book belonging to Caroline Francis Richardson and then Caroline Francis Baker, from 1886 and 1887, publishing date unknown – contains writings by women

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Box 9 of 17 

General note

Succession of Donelson Caffery, husband of Martha Taylor Caffery, c. 1929

Documents regarding the house on Race Street

Letters regarding Louise Taylor’s death, January 1933

Lectures (lecturer unknown, on life and public service)

Scholarly essays/documents saved, written by unknown authors (regarding Alexander and Statira the Great, (“The Great -Persian Princess who became his Queen”), Andrew Jackson, and essays on "how to live")

Essay by Liddell De Lesseline

Extracts of news clippings about Donelson Caffery, 1925

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Box 10 of 17 

General note

Condolence letters on the Death of DC III (Grandpa), January 1928:

--Letters 1-20 (includes letter from just elected Louisiana Governor, Huey P. Long)

--Letters 21-40

--Letters 41-60

--Letters 61-80 (includes letter from former governor of Louisiana, O.H. Simpson)

--Letters 81-100

--Letters 101-120

--Letters 121-140

--Letters 141-160

--Letters 161-174

(Materials were arranged into folders with the above headings. They were kept in the order in which they were found in the box. Each folder has twenty letters/materials separated by a piece of paper. There are 174 separate letters.)

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Box 11 of 17 

General note

Geneology, (information on DeCuir, Caffery, Restarick, Gillis, Baker, Senter, Brown, McCay, Campbell, Ellis, Bunch, Jackson, Cade, and Fontaine families)

News articles written about/by Caffery or Favrot families in New Orleans publications (c. 1936, 1938, 1970 – many dates are not included)

"Clinic," Spring 1992 (Family Record 1885)

The Marsh Ancestry of Avery Island, Louisana

Edward Caffery (Panama Canal) – letters to senators, 1970s

Liddell and Bernice Caffery – Letters during WII

Unlabeled photos (14 – ranging from 1900s to 1970s)

Labeled photos (John Caffery, Marcie Caffery, Wiggy?, John Avery, K.? Craig, CK?, Katherine De Valcourt Craig, Alexander De Valcourt, Caffery sisters (Bethia, Mary Louise, Emma, Marcie, Katherine), D.A.R. Sisters, Caffery Family – Liddell, Donelson, Mama, Bernice, etc.; Julian Craig, Katherine and Mortimer Favrot, Caroline and Kit Baker, H___ Smedes, Odell Milling, Gertrude Hassie Pruit and Ed(ward Caffery?) wedding, Francis Dubose Richardson

Newcomb photos (Commencement 1918; Pi Beta Phi sorority, 1951-52)

Family correspondance, c. 1936, 1955, 2002 (between Taylor Caffery and Katherine Craig, Donelson T. Caffery and Kit, Katherine Craig and unknown, Taylor and mother, wedding invitation of Bernice and John Liddell Caffery)

Financial documents ranging from 1928 to 1978

Family mentions in New Orleans publications (Tulanian, New Orleans Item, etc.)

Caffery Family Papers Inventory at UNC Chapel Hill

High school records of Katherine Baker Senter

Book Review – "Labor Struggles in the Deep South and Other Writings"

Will of Martha T. Caffery

Poem about old age

Autobiography of James Gallier

Caffery family photos – DC, Charles, and Edward

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Box 12 of 17 

General note

Letters are mostly from Robert Baker to Mrs. Robert A. Baker (Katherine Caffery Baker):

--Letters 1-20; dates 1930-1940

--Letters 21-40; dates 1919-1952

--Letters 41-60; dates 1918-1931

--Letters 61-80; dates 1925-1931

--Letters 81-100; dates 1918-1938

--Letters 101-120; dates 1919-1948

--Letters 121-140; dates 1916-1940

--Letters 141-160; dates 1938-1939

--Letters 161-180; dates 1925-1938

--Letters 181-200; dates 1921- 1953

--Letters 201-220; dates 1919-1977

Misc. envelopes

Misc. newspaper clippings (6)

Misc. paper materials (7)

Photo 4/9/59 of “An Evening to Remember” at the Roosevelt New Orleans with Paper Frame

Misc. photos (4)

Photo album from Newcomb—KCB

Portrait: Jack De Valcourt, son of Mrs. Lizzie

Portrait: Francis DuBose Richardson, great grandfather of Katherine Caffery Baker

Photo: Office Window View of Washington, DC

Photo: Office of US Senator Caffery, LA, D., Franklin, LA

Photo: Senator DCII, office in Washington, DC

Portrait: Gethryn Ball Rugan Poisson (sp?)

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Box 13 of 17 

General note

Newspaper Clippings—Obituary of Louise Taylor, 1932 (2); Engagement of Katherine Caffery Baker to James Senter (2)

3 Photos with copies (1) from fire in church, (2) of Katherine Caffery Baker; no dates

Genealogy of Cafferys/Richardsons, dating 1792-1950s

Taylor Caffery (youngest brother of KCB), letters concerning an affidavit from 1954

Taylor Caffery (youngest brother of KCB), letters concerning an affidavit from 1954, part II with notes

The Marsh Ancestry of Avery Island, Louisiana; conducted 1953, 1954; from Marsh to Caffery family

(4) Photos-Marsh family Crest; Mr. and Mrs. Rivers Richardson and Rivers LeLong; 5 girls; Margaret Butler Ellis- Newcomb 1918

Information on the Cade Plantations: pamphlets, newspaper articles, letters

Caffery/Richardson Genealogies with notes

Papers on Francis Donelson Caffery

Information on Francis DuBose Richardson

Portrait and Information on Francis DeLesseline

Memorial Hall Foundation Newsletter Fall 1998 and CACTUS certificate to Katherine Senter Fall 1980

Various newspaper clippings: Pictures of Marion Caffery, Katherine Baker, Marie Louise Caffery, Katherine Caffery- undated, unknown source

Newspaper articles on Jefferson Caffery, c. 1963

Letters, Obituaries about death of Donelson Caffery III; born 5/10/1870, died 2/23/1928; (DCIII) c. 1928

Caffery Genealogy

Court document about the Taylors, Cades, and Cafferys by Katherine De Valcourt Craig

Photos (8) with captions:

--“Mama and Grama Caffery”

--“John M Caffery and Mary Jane Fly”

--“Kit Senter”

--“Jim Senter and Billy Candler 1925? Atlanta”

Photos of Donelson and Marion (18) with captions:

--“Donelson and Little Marion”

--“Marion and George Campbell”

--“July 14, 1934”

--“Little Marion”

--“Marion July 14, 1934”

--“Little Marion Caffery July 14, 1934”

--“Marion and Little Marion”

--“KCB and Marion Caffery”

--“Friends of Donelson”

--“Donelson and Katherine”

--“Donelson”

--“Marion and Donelson”

Photos (26) with captions; many are of the Cafferys

Letters 1-20; most written in 1951-1956 from, or to, Robert Baker, newspaper clipping included

Letters 21-40; most from Robert Baker to Caroline, dates 1953-1956

Letters 41-60; most from Robert Baker to Caroline, 1953, includes 2 family bulletins from 1954 and 1955

Letters 61-80; 1953-1955

Letters 81-89; 1953-1995

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Box 14 of 17 

General note

Photographs (13) with captions, mainly of Caffery Family. Some captions include:

--“Côte Blanch: Emma, Robert, Papa Don Caffery, Mama, Katherine, Mary Louise”

--“Plantation Store, Franklin, LA”

--“Marcie, Bethia, Tatee, Mama Caffery, Grama Caffery on front gallery at Haifleigh”

Letter, June 8, 1950 from Katy Plantation, Franklin, LA

Abbreviated genealogy of Frank Richardson

Copy of a letter written Dec 17, 1893 to Martha and Donny

Genealogy of Donelson Caffery, born 9/10/1835

Bound, typed notes on “Miscellaneous Caffery Notes and Records.” Written by Charles Smith Caffery; includes extensive genealogy, detailed stories, and genealogies of families that the Cafferys married into

Will of Caroline Baker made in 1980s

Story about “Dad” by Stuart Helm Baker

(16) photos ranging in dates, some have captions; most are portraits or pictures of 1228 Race Street. Some captions include:

--“Richard Nolan, worked in house, worked, slept”

--“Bernice and Lidell Married”

--“1228 Race Street (before columns)”

Newspaper article about newlyweds, St. John Lidell Caffery and Bernice Anderson, undated

Typed, bound text called “The Donelson and Caffery Families 1780 to 1796.” Tells the story of the families’ role in westward/southern expansion of the US

Genealogy of Craig Radar Johnson

Portrait of Bethia Donelson, Marcie, Katherine, Mary Louise at Grevemburg House

Faded, typed papers resembling a genealogy of the Du Bose Family. Highly fragile and may need copies but the ink is so faded

Copy of “The Caffery Family, 1737-1900” by Charles S. Caffery

Speech of Hon. Donelson Caffery Jr. in New Orleans on November 16, 1907

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Box 15 of 17 

General note

“My Commencement” Scrapbook. Memories and records of school life for Katherine Caffery and later Katherine Caffery Baker; includes several photographs and newspaper clippings

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Box 16 of 17 

General note

Two (duplicate) portraits of Katherine Caffery Baker from wedding

Tulane University Diploma for Bachelor of Arts from Newcomb College of Katherine Caffery on June 5, 1918

High School Diploma of Katherine Caffery from 1914 from Newcomb College

Advertisement featuring Kit and Jim Senter, photo taken by Toni Frissell

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Box 17 of 17 

General note

Contact prints of Kit and Jim Senter on Wedding Day by Toni Frissell; numbers below refer to contact numbers printed on photographs:

--Kit and Jim on a balcony in French Quarter on wedding day, 712-21-7

--Kit and Jim on a balcony in French Quarter on wedding day, 712-24-1

--Kit and Jim on a balcony in French Quarter on wedding day, 712-21-6

--Kit and Jim on a balcony in French Quarter on wedding day, 712-21-9

--Kit and Jim on a balcony in French Quarter on wedding day, 712-24-2

--Kit and Jim on a balcony in French Quarter on wedding day, 712-24-12

--Kit and Jim on a balcony in French Quarter on wedding day, 712-21-11

--Kit and Jim on a balcony in French Quarter on wedding day, 712-24-6

--Kit and Jim on a balcony in French Quarter on wedding day, 712-21-10

--Kit and Jim on a balcony in French Quarter on wedding day, 712-21-4

--Kit and Jim on a balcony in French Quarter on wedding day, 712-21-1

--Kit and Jim on a balcony in French Quarter on wedding day, 712-24-7

--Kit and Jim on a balcony in French Quarter on wedding day, 712-24-10

--Kit and Jim on a balcony in French Quarter on wedding day, 712-24-8

--Kit and Jim on a balcony in French Quarter on wedding day, 712-21-3

--Kit and Jim on a balcony in French Quarter on wedding day, 712-21-8

--Kit and Jim on a balcony in French Quarter on wedding day, 712-24-9

--Kit and Jim in Audubon Park, 712-25-8

--Kit and Jim in Audubon Park, 712-27-9

--Kit and Jim in Audubon Park, 712-27-2

--Kit and Jim in Audubon Park, 712-27-5

--Kit and Jim in Audubon Park, 712-25-6

--Kit and Jim in Audubon Park, 712-25-1

--Kit and Jim in Audubon Park, 712-27-8

--Kit and Jim in Audubon Park, 712-27-3

--Kit and Jim in Audubon Park, 712-27-7

--Kit and Jim in Audubon Park, 712-25-7

--Kit and Jim in Audubon Park, 712-27-4

--Kit and Jim in Audubon Park, 712-27-1

--Kit and Jim on bikes in Audubon Park, no number

--Kit and Jim on bikes in Audubon Park, no number

--Kit and Jim on bikes in Audubon Park, 712-25-4

--Kit and Jim on bikes in Audubon Park, 712-25-11

--Kit and Jim on bikes in Audubon Park, 712-25-10

--Kit getting ready on wedding day, 712-36-11

--Kit getting ready on wedding day, 712-36-4

--Kit getting ready on wedding day, 712-36-9

--Kit getting ready on wedding day, no number

--Kit getting ready on wedding day, 712-19-10

--Kit getting ready on wedding day, 712-36-3

--Kit getting ready on wedding day, 712-30-3

--Kit getting ready on wedding day, 712-36-3

--Kit getting ready on wedding day, 712-36-2

--Kit getting ready on wedding day, 712-19-12

--Kit getting ready on wedding day, 712-36-5

--Kit getting ready on wedding day, 712-36-9

--Kit getting ready on wedding day, 712-36-11

--Kit getting ready on wedding day, 712-18-7

--Kit getting ready on wedding day, 712-34-2

--Kit getting ready on wedding day, 712-36-1

--Kit getting ready on wedding day, 712-36-10

--Kit getting ready on wedding day, 712-30-2

--Kit getting ready on wedding day, no number

--Kit getting ready on wedding day, no number

--Kit getting ready on wedding day, 712-36-9

--Kit getting ready on wedding day, 712-34-1

--Kit getting ready on wedding day, 712-36-6

--Kit getting ready on wedding day, 712-36-3

--Kit getting ready on wedding day, 712-36-6

--Kit getting ready on wedding day, 712-36-8

--Kit getting ready on wedding day, 712-34-3

--Kit getting ready on wedding day, 712-30-4

--Kit getting ready on wedding day, 712-30-9

--Kit getting ready on wedding day, 712-36-21

--Kit’s bridal shower, 712-20-6

--Kit’s bridal shower, 712-18-1

--Kit’s bridal shower, 712-18-2

--Kit’s bridal shower, 712-20-9

--Kit’s bridal shower, 712-20-3

--Kit’s bridal shower, 712-18-4

--Kit’s bridal shower, 712-20-11

--Kit’s bridal shower, 712-20-8

--Kit’s bridal shower, 712-20-5

--Kit’s bridal shower, 712-20-2

--Kit’s bridal shower, 712-20-7

--Kit’s bridal shower, 712-20-12

--Kit’s bridal shower, 712-20-10

--Kit’s bridal shower, 712-20-4

--Wedding day, 712-30-8

--Wedding day, 712-30-1

--Wedding day, no number

--Wedding day, 712-30-7

--Wedding day, 712-36-5

--Wedding day, 712-34-6

--Wedding day, no number

--Wedding day, 712-34-4

--Wedding day, 712-34-8

--Wedding day, 712-34-5

--Wedding day, 712-34-9

--Women on a balcony, 712-25-12

Photocopies of Jambalaya, with Katherine Caffery Baker and the other 47 members in original class, includes photo of 50 year reunion with 17 members left in 1968; a note that says only 3 members left in 1981

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