Princess Ida Club

Description

Agent TypeOrganisationIdentifierUMA-AG-000001431Activities & OccupationsUniversity ClubHistoryThis Club for past and present women students was formed in 1888 and intended to "promote the common interests of, and to form a bond of union between the present and past women students". Its activities included social functions, debates, literary discussions. It ceased to exist in 1915, having formed a Committee within the Union to represent the interests of University women.

Item

Notes on the history of the Princess Ida Club

Other Papers

Correspondence

Reports to Meetings of the Club

Minutes of a Provisional Committee

Minutes of a General Meeting of Women Students

Minutes of the Princess Ida Club Committee

Minutes of a General Meeting of Women Students

Minute Book of the Princess Ida Debating Club

Minute Book, Princess Ida Club Committee of Management

Minute Book, Princess Ida Club

Image

Entrance to Princess Ida Club Rooms, University of Melbourne, circa 1910.

Members of the Princess Ida Club grouped outside the Club Rooms.

Accession

[1963.0030] Consolidated Records of the Princess Ida Club

People and Organisations

Derham, Enid

Ridley, Ronald T., Members of the Princess Ida Club grouped outside the Club Rooms. (1899-1925), [UMA-ITE-1993015700001]. University of Melbourne Archives, https://archives.library.unimelb.edu.au/nodes/view/271818

Dates

Date1888-1915

Personal Relationships

Place of ResidenceOld Quad

University of Melbourne Archives

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