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Ladies Aide Society, St. John's Reformed Church, 1917. Retrieved from https://doi.org/doi:10.7282/T3057HFH
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TitleLadies Aide Society, St. John's Reformed Church, 1917
NameSchirmer,, Anna (depicted), Gramm,, Rosa (depicted), Mueller,, Augusta (depicted), Boysen,, Catherine (depicted), Gramm,, H.J.F. (depicted), Miller,, Adele (depicted), Cast,, Emma (depicted), Motz,, Babette (depicted), Elmer,, Marie (depicted), Kroekel,, Anna (depicted), Morgenweck,, Martha (depicted), Thoms,, Johanna (depicted), Lehr,, Ella (depicted), Messinger,, Minnie (depicted), Egg Harbor City Historical Society
Date Created1917
SubjectChurch membership, Women-Societies and clubs
DescriptionThis photograph of the St. John's Ladies Aide Society was taken in Egg Harbor City, circa 1917. Interestingly, the Reverend is barely visible in this image because he is standing directly behind a rather tall woman.

Most of the women pictured are middle-aged or older; all, with the exception of the Reverend and the stern woman to his right, are smiling pleasantly for the camera.

Standing: Anna Schirmer, Rosa Gramm, Augusta Mueller, Catherine Boysen, Rev. H.J.F. Gramm, Adele Miller, Emma Cast.
Seated: Babette Motz, Marie Elmer, Anna Kroekel, Martha Morgenweck, Johanna Thoms, Ella Lehr, Minnie Messinger.
Genrelocal histories, picture
Time PeriodThe Emergence of Modern America (1890-1930)
Persistent URLhttps://doi.org/doi:10.7282/T3057HFH
CollectionEgg Harbor City Historical Society Photographs
Organization NameEgg Harbor City Historical Society
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