sample Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C. An inventory of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C. Records at The American Catholic History Research Center and University Archives Finding aid prepared by William John Shepherd. The American Catholic Research Center and University Archives 2010

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Finding aid encoded by William John Shepherd on 2010 English Descriptive Summary The American Catholic Research Center and University Archives 1882-1984 Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C. Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C. 15 linear feet; 31 boxes Records of the Associated Charities (AC), the Citizen’s Relief Association (CRA), the Family Serivce Assocation (FSA), and Family and Child Services (FCS), containing financial records, annual reports, scrapbooks, meeting minutes, and monthly reports from agents. 43 English Historical Note

The late nineteenth century was a transitional period in which the volunteers of charitable and philanthropic societies began, in many instances, to be replaced by paid social workers, marking the emergence of social work as a profession. This trend was especially true in the nation's capital and was reflected in 1881 with the founding of the Associated Charities (AC) of the District of Columbia by concerned citizens. There had been a system of poor relief in place, with activities by organizations such as The Charity Organization Society of Washington and The Provident Aid Society, but their efforts were perceived as lacking in coordination and otherwise confused and chaotic. The objectives of the AC founders included the promotion of cooperation among charitable organizations and private donors, the means of obtaining reliable information regarding the circumstances of applicants, the improvement of the condition of the dependent poor, employment as the basis of relief, and identifying the real causes of vagrancy and pauperism.

There were several organizations that worked closely with the Associated Charities, including The Monday Evening Club. It was founded in 1896 by two Associated Charities members, Sarah Fuller and Louise Skinner, to promote the study and discussion of charity related activities. It was modeled on the pioneering club of the same name founded in Boston in 1888 and was an example of a local social workers club that antedated many national professional organizations. Others include the Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis and the Citizens' Relief Association (CRA) of the District of Columbia. The latter was founded in 1898 and thereafter merged with Associated Charities until CRA's legal dissolution in 1936.

Early successes include the formation of the first local Boys Club in 1901 and the establishment of a Federal Children's Bureau in 1912. The 1920s saw participation with the broad based fund raising Community Chests (later The United Way) and in 1935 a name change of the Associated Charities to the Family Service Association (FSA). Efforts expanded thereafter so that in 1950 the FSA merged with the Children's Protective Association and the Foster Day Care and Counseling Association to become Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Incorporated. By the 1960s, there was a senior center with services for the elderly and in 1976 Family and Child Services took over the administration of the Retired Senior Volunteer Program that sponsored volunteers working in community settings. The 1960s also saw the establishment of the first foster home and the 1980s the formation of a Consortium for Child Welfare to coordinate with other organizations planning for children in foster care.

The Board of Managers (changed to Board of Trustees in 1950) was responsible for directing the work of Associated Charities and its later incarnations. It was responsible to the membership as well as the community at large. There were originally 15 members though the numbers expanded thereafter. Among the notables who served on the board were Colonel Archibald Hopkins, Chief Clerk of the U.S. Court of Claims; John Joy Edson, Treasurer of the National Geographic Society; Samuel W. Woodward, co-founder of Woodward and Lothrop; the German born George M. Kober, Dean of Georgetown Medical School; William Henry Baldwin, a former Steel industry executive; and Judge William Henry DeLacy of the Juvenile Court and one of the founders of the National Conference of Catholic Charities (now Catholic Charities USA). There were several women of prominence as well, including three among the original board members: Elizabeth Scott Lamb, Mary Howe Totten, and Julia Louise Langdon Barber.

The work continues in the twenty first century with yet another name change, to Family Matters of Greater Washington (FMGW). Headquartered near Dupont Circle in the District, and with a satellite office in Landover, Prince George's County, Maryland, their ongoing activities include child welfare, youth development, mental health, senior social services, and Bright Futures, a teen mother's program. FMGW also administers Camp Moss Hollow in Markham, Virginia, near Shenandoah National Park. This site provides educational and recreational services for children and youth, ages 7-14, with hiking trails, camping, swimming, fishing and canoeing.

Scope and Contents

Records of the organization that began in 1882 as Associated Charities (AC), then changed its name in 1935 to the Family Service Association (FSA), and finally as Family and Child Services (FCS) from 1951-1984. Included are financial records, annual reports, scrapbooks, meeting minutes, and monthly reports from agents. Additionally, there are records from organizations that were associated to some degree. Prominent among these was the Citizen’s Relief Association (CRA), 1898-1936.

The first series contains Annual Reports, 1882(1882-1916)1961, boxes 1-3, primarily from the period when the organization was known as Associated Charities, 1882-1934. There are three bound volumes (wrapped in brown paper) covering the years 1882 to 1916, with several years such as 1884, 1886, 1887, and 1890 missing. There are several bound and wrapped duplicate sets as well. Additionally, there is a folder with printed versions of annual reports for 1937-1939, 1946, 1955-1958, and 1960-1961. Also, the reports were written jointly with the Citizen's Relief Association (CRA) from 1899 at least until 1916, the last date we have until 1937 by which time the CRA was defunct.

The second series has Annual Meetings Records, ca. 1912-1952, box 4. These consist primarily of correspondence, minutes, addresses (speeches), and printed material including programs and news clippings. Included are those for ca. 1912 to 1934 for the Associated Charities period, 1935-1950 for the Family Services Association time frame and 1952 for Family and Child Services.

The third series has Board of Trustees Minutes, 1894-1984, boxes 5-17. For the period when their name was Associated Charities there are bound volumes for 1894 to 1909, loose items in folders from 1909 to 1917, and bound volumes again for 1917-1934. The minutes are loose and housed in folders for the Family Services period of 1935 to 1950 as well as for the Family and Child Service time frame of 1951 to 1984.

The fourth series is Record and General Minute Books, 1906(1906-1908)1910, boxes 18-19. These are general administration files, including correspondence and minutes, from the Associated Charities period, and mounted in two bound volumes.

The fifth series is Division and General Agents Monthly and Yearly Reports, 1903-1910, boxes 20-22. These are pre-printed forms with handwritten information added in, collected in seven bound and fragile volumes. The report forms cover the eight divisions that Associated Charities had divided Washington into in this time period. Information includes statistics on the number of people helped, divided by race, or 'white' and 'colored' as they state.

The sixth series is Financial Records, 1910-1969, boxes 22-24. This material includes the Joint Finance Committee Minutes, 1910-1916, made up of loose typescripts in one folder, of the combined Associated Charities and Citizen's Relief Association; Financial Reports, 1917-1923, loose typescripts in one folder, of Associated Charities; Monthly Statements, 1917-1932, loose typescripts in eleven folders, of Associated Charities. The fourth is Annual Statements, 1924-1935, loose typescripts in three folders, of Associated Charities, and include a 1930 report on the history of social service exchange between 1910 and 1928; and Auditor's Reports, 1965-1969, consisting of printed reports from Bobys, Noble, and Brotman for 1965-1967 in two folders and similar reports from Alexander Grant and Co. for 1969 in one folder.

The seventh series is Committees, 1902-1916, 1953-1956, box 24, and consists of three items. There are two items from the Associated Charities period. The first is the Committee on the Improvement of Housing Conditions Minutes, 1902-1907, consisting of a fragile scrapbook volume with a mix of written, typescript, and print materials pasted or pinned therein. The second is the Summer Outings for Camp Pleasant Minutes, 1912-1916, which is primarily typescript material housed in a single folder. The third item, from the Family and Child Services period, is the Summer Outings Committee Minutes, 1953-1956, which is typescript material in one folder.

The eighth series is Organizations merged with Family and Child Services during its history and various names, 1903-1951, boxes 25-27. The first of these is the Citizen's Relief Association (CRA) Record and Minute Books, with related material that includes correspondence. There are two bound 'record' books, dated 1903-1908 and 1909-1917 respectively, containing primarily meeting minutes and related material. There is also a black binder or book of Meeting Minutes for 1926-1931, and two folders with a mix of minutes and related material which include correspondence for 1929-1940. The second organization is the Childrens Protective Association (CPA), founded as the Juvenile Protective Association in 1928 with name change in 1937, and including Board of Directors and Committee Minutes, 1928-1951. Finally, there are Minutes of the Foster Day Care and Counseling Association Board of Trustees, 1944-1951.

The ninth series is Scrapbooks and Memorabilia, 1934-1939, (oversize) box 28. There are two fragile scrapbooks of news clippings, including one that is oversized, plus a small blue register containing guest's signatures.

The tenth series is the Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis Annual Reports, 1908-1920, box 29. There are two small and fragile bound volumes.

The eleventh series is the Washington Monday Evening Club Constitution, Officers, Members, Annual Reports, and Minutes handwritten in two fragile notebooks, 1896-1907, in box 29.

The twelfth and final series is Miscellaneous Publications, 1897-1942, boxes 29-31. There are three fragile bound volumes wrapped in brown paper described as The Survey of The Charity Organization Society for October 1909 to March 1910, the Senate Joint Select Committee to Investigate the Charity and Reforming Institutions in the District of Columbia of 1897-1898, and The Official Organ of The Charity Organizing Society of the City of New York for July-December 1902. There are also numerous loose publications in mostly soft cover booklet format. Among those included are the 1902 conference paper by Charles Frederick Weller titled Relief Work and Preventive Philanthropies as Related to Charity Organization, two Russell Sage publications by Margaret F. Byington dated 1912 and 1919 respectively, the 1935 Report of Mayor La Guardia's Committee on Unemployment Relief, and the 1941 Annual Report of The Family Welfare Association of Baltimore.

Arrangement

The Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C. Records consists of 12 series:

Series 1: Associated Charities/Citizen's Relief Association/Family Service Association/Family and Child Services Annual Reports, 1882(1882-1916)1961, Boxes 1-3 Series 2: Associated Charities/Family Service Association Annual Meetings Records, ca. 1912-1952, Box 4 Series 3: Associated Charities/Family Service Association/Family and Child Services Board of Trustees Minutes, 1894-1984, Boxes 5-17 Series 4: Associated Charities Record and General Minute Books, 1906(1906-1908)1910, Boxes 18-19 Series 5: Associated Charities Division and General Agents Monthly and Yearly Reports, 1903-1910, Boxes 20-22 Series 6: Financial Records, 1910-1969, Boxes 22-24 Series 7: Associated Charities/Family and Child Services Committees, 1902-1916, 1953-1956, Box 24 Series 8: Organizations merged with AC/FSA-FCS, 1903-1951, Boxes 25-27 Series 9: Scrapbooks, 1934-1939, Box 28 Series 10: Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis Annual Reports, 1908-1920, Box 29 Series 11: Washington Monday Evening Club, 1896-1907, Box 29 Series 12: Miscellaneous Publications, 1897-1942, Boxes 29-31 Restrictions on Access

None stated

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Index Terms

This record series is indexed under the following controlled access subject terms.

Persons: Baldwin, William Henry Barber, Julia Louise Langdon Corson, J.J. DeLacy, William Henry Edson, John Joy Emery, L.S. Fuller, Sarah Hopkins, Archibald Kober, George Lamb, Elizabeth Scott Perkins, Frederick Rives, William C. Skinner, Louise Slocum, H.J. Stoddard, Mary Alice Theban, John Totten, Mary Howe Woodward, Samuel W. Organizations: Human Services, (D.C.) Department of Community Chests Places: Prince George's County, Maryland Washington, D.C. Subjects: Adoption Charity Child Development Elderly Poor Relief Social Security Teen Mothers Welfare Acquisition Information

This collection was initially secured for the CUA Archives by social work professor Dorothy Mohler. She had inspected their records on site for research she was doing for an eventual article about one of their defunct affiliates, the Monday Evening Club. She exchanged several letters with Family and Child Services officials in 1972 regarding the initial accession of records which were received October 30, 1972. She says in these letters that she hopes to also use the records for some of her classes. In particular, she was interested in a 1910 self study in which one of the participants was CUA's own William J. Kerby. Additional accessions (or accretions) were received on June 9, 1975, August 10, 1976, and November 19, 1985.

Initial processing in 1981-1984 by Ann Crowley and Anthony Zito. Additional processing and EAD markup completed in 2010-2011 by William John Shepherd.

Bibliography

Holt, Roberta B. Associated Charities of Washington, D.C., 1882-1935: A History of Activity and Decision of the Board of Managers. Washington, D.C.: Catholic University of America Thesis, 1986.

Mohler, Dorothy A. 'The Monday Evening Club of Washington, D.C.: A Pioneer Social Work Organization,' Records of the American Catholic Historical Society, vol. 50, 1980, pp. 367-382.

Detailed Description of the Collection Series 1: Associated Charities/Citizen's Relief Association/Family Service Association/Family and Child Services Annual Reports, 1882(1882-1916)1961 (3 Boxes)

Bound volumes for 1882 to 1916, with several years such as 1884, 1886, 1887, and 1890 that are missing. There are bound and wrapped duplicate sets as well. Additionally, there are printed versions of annual reports for 1937-1939, 1946, 1955-1958, and 1960-1961. The reports for 1899-1916 were written jointly with the Citizen's Relief Association.

1 1 Annual Reports of the Associated Charities and the Citizen's Relief Association, Volume 1, 1882-1902

Bound volume, lacking 1884, 1886, 1887, and 1890

1 2 Annual Reports of the Associated Charities and the Citizen's Relief Association, Volume 2, 1903-1908

Bound volume

1 3 Annual Reports of the Associated Charities and the Citizen's Relief Association, Volume 3, 1909-1916

Bound volume

1 4 Annual Reports of the Associated Charities and the Citizen's Relief Association, 1883, 1885, 1889, 1894-1896

Unbound, duplicates, multiple copies

2 1 Annual Reports of the Associated Charities and the Citizen's Relief Association, 1895-1912

Bound, duplicate

2 2 Annual Reports of the Associated Charities and the Citizen's Relief Association, 1897, 1899-1902, 1904

Unbound, duplicate, multiple copies

2 3 Annual Reports of the Associated Charities and the Citizen's Relief Association, 1901-1907

Bound, duplicate

2 4 Annual Reports of the Associated Charities and the Citizen's Relief Association, 1905, 1906, 1908, 1901

Unbound, duplicates, multiple copies

3 1 Annual Reports of the Associated Charities and the Citizen's Relief Association, 1909-1916

Bound, duplicate

3 2 Annual Reports of the Associated Charities and the Citizen's Relief Association, 1909-1916

Bound, duplicate

3 3 Annual Reports of the Associated Charities and the Citizen's Relief Association, 1911, 1912, 1914, 1916

Unbound, duplicates, multiple copies

3 4 Annual Reports of the Family Service Association and Family and Child Services, 1937-1961

Folder

Series 2: Associated Charities/Family Service Association/Family and Child Services Annual Meeting Records, ca. 1912-1952 (1 Box)

Correspondence, minutes, addresses, and printed material including programs and news clippings. Included are those for ca. 1912 to 1934 for Associated Charities, 1935 to 1950 for the Family Services Association, and 1952 for Family and Child Services.

4 1 Annual Meetings of Associated Charities, ca. 1912-1928

4 2 Annual Meeting of Associated Charities, 1932

4 3 Annual Meetings of Associated Charities, 1933-1934

4 4 Annual Meetings of the Family Service Association, 1935-1937

4 5 Annual Meetings of the Family Service Association, 1938-1939

4 6 Annual Meetings of the Family Service Association, 1940-1943

4 7 Annual Meetings of the Family Service Association, 1944-1946

4 8 Annual Meetings of the Family Service Association, 1947-1950

4 9 Annual Meetings of Family and Child Services, 1952

Series 3: Associated Charities/Family Service Association/Family and Child Services Board of Managers/Trustees Minutes, 1894-1984 (12 Boxes)

Bound volumes for 1894 to 1909, loose items in folders for 1909 to 1917, bound volumes again for 1917-1934, and loose in folders for 1935 to 1984.

5 1 Board of Managers Minutes of Associated Charities, 1894-1897

Bound volume, fragile

5 2 Board of Managers Minutes of Associated Charities, 1898-1900

Bound volume, fragile

5 3 Board of Managers Minutes of Associated Charities, 1901-1903

Bound volume, fragile

6 1 Board of Managers Minutes of Associated Charities, 1903-1904

Bound volume, fragile

7 1 Board of Managers Minutes of Associated Charities, 1904-1905

Bound volume, fragile

8 1 Board of Managers Budget and Minutes of Associated Charities, 1905-1906

Bound volume, fragile

9 1 Board of Managers Minutes of Associated Charities, 1906-1909

Bound volume, fragile

9 2 Board of Managers Minutes of Associated Charities, 1909

9 3 Board of Managers Minutes of Associated Charities, 1909-1911

9 4 Board of Managers Minutes of Associated Charities, 1911-1913

9 5 Board of Managers Minutes of Associated Charities, 1913-1915

9 6 Board of Managers Minutes of Associated Charities, 1916-1917

10 1 Board of Managers Minutes of Associated Charities, 1917-1921

Bound volume

10 2 Board of Managers Minutes of Associated Charities, 1921-1924

Bound volume

10 3 Board of Managers Minutes of Associated Charities, 1924-1927

Bound volume

10 4 Board of Managers Minutes of Associated Charities, 1927-1930

Bound volume

11 1 Board of Managers Minutes of Associated Charities, 1930-1931

Bound volume

11 2 Board of Managers Minutes of Associated Charities, 1932-1933

Bound volume

11 3 Board of Managers Minutes of Associated Charities, 1934

Bound volume

11 4 Board of Managers Minutes of the Family Service Association, 1935

11 5 Board of Managers Minutes of the Family Service Association, 1936

12 1 Board of Managers Minutes of the Family Service Association, 1937

12 2 Board of Managers Minutes of the Family Service Association, 1937

12 3 Board of Managers Minutes of the Family Service Association, 1938

12 4 Board of Managers Minutes of the Family Service Association, 1938

12 5 Board of Managers Minutes of the Family Service Association, 1939

12 6 Board of Managers Minutes of the Family Service Association, 1940

12 7 Board of Managers Minutes of the Family Service Association, 1940

12 8 Board of Managers Minutes of the Family Service Association, 1941

12 9 Board of Managers Minutes of the Family Service Association, 1942

12 10 Board of Managers Minutes of the Family Service Association, 1943

12 11 Board of Managers Minutes of the Family Service Association, 1944

13 1 Board of Managers Minutes of the Family Service Association, 1945

13 2 Board of Managers Minutes of the Family Service Association, 1946

13 3 Board of Managers Minutes of the Family Service Association, 1947

13 4 Board of Managers Minutes of the Family Service Association, 1948

13 5 Board of Managers Minutes of the Family Service Association, 1949

13 6 Board of Managers Minutes of the Family Service Association, 1949-1950

13 7 Board of Managers Minutes of the Family Service Association, 1950

13 8 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1951

13 9 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1951

14 1 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1952

14 2 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1953

14 3 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1953

14 4 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1954

14 5 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1955

14 6 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1956

14 7 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1957

15 1 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1958

15 2 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1959

15 3 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1960

15 4 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1961

15 5 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1962

15 6 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1963

15 7 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1964

15 8 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1964

16 1 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1965

16 2 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1966

16 3 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1967

16 4 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1968

16 5 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1969

16 6 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1970

16 7 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1971

16 8 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1972

Includes By-laws

17 1 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1973

17 2 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1974

17 3 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1975

17 4 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1976

17 5 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1977

17 6 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1978

17 7 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1979

17 8 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1980

17 9 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1981

17 10 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1982

17 11 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1983

17 12 Board of Trustees Minutes of Family and Child Services of Washington, D.C., Inc., 1984

Series 4: Associated Charities Record and General Minute Books, 1906(1906-1908)1910 (2 Boxes)

General administration files, including correspondence and minutes, from the Associated Charities period, and mounted in two bound volumes.

18 1 Minute Book of Associated Charities, 1906

Bound volume, fragile

19 1 Record Book of Associated Charities, 1906(1906-1908)1910

Bound volume, fragile

Series 5: Associated Charities Division and General Agents Monthly and Yearly Reports, 1903-1910 (3 Boxes)

Pre-printed forms with handwritten information added, collected in seven bound and fragile volumes. The report forms cover the eight divisions of Washington assigned by Associated Charities and include statistics on number of people helped, divided by race.

20 1 Monthly Reports and Yearly Summaries, July 1903-June 1904

Bound volume, fragile

20 2 Monthly Reports and Yearly Summaries, July 1904-June 1905

Bound volume, fragile

20 3 Monthly Reports and Yearly Summaries, July 1905-June 1906

Bound volume, fragile

21 1 Summary of All Divisions, July 1906-September 1907

Bound volume, fragile

21 2 General Agents Reports, including Yearly Reports, October 1907-September 1908

Bound volume, fragile

21 3 General Agents Reports, including Yearly Reports, October 1908-September 1909

Bound volume, fragile

22 1 Yearly Reports, October 1909-September 1910

Bound volume, fragile

Series 6: Financial Records, 1910-1969 (3 Boxes)

Financial records, primarily typescript material in several folders.

22 2 Joint Finance Committee Minutes of Associated Charities and the Citizen's Relief Association, 1910-1916

22 3 Financial Reports of Associated Charities, 1917-1923

22 4 Monthly Statements of Associated Charities, 1924-1925

22 5 Monthly Statements of Associated Charities, 1926

22 6 Monthly Statements of Associated Charities, 1927

22 7 Monthly Statements of Associated Charities, 1928

22 8 Monthly Statements of Associated Charities, 1929

23 1 Monthly Statements of Associated Charities, 1930

23 2 Monthly Statements of Associated Charities, 1931

23 3 Monthly Statements of Associated Charities, 1932

23 4 Monthly Statements of Associated Charities, 1933

23 5 Monthly Statements of Associated Charities, 1934

23 6 Monthly Statements of the Family Service Association, 1935

23 7 Annual Statements of Associated Charities, 1917-1922

23 8 Annual Statements of Associated Charities, 1923-1927

23 9 Annual Statements of Associated Charities, 1928-1932

24 1 Auditors' Report of Family and Child Services, 1965

24 2 Auditors' Reports of Family and Child Services, 1966-1967

24 3 Auditors' Report of Family and Child Services, 1969

Series 7: Associated Charities/Family and Child Services Committees, 1902-1916, 1953-1956 (1 Box)

Committee minutes and related material.

24 4 Minutes of the Committee on the Improvement of Housing Conditions, 1902-1907

Bound volume, fragile

24 5 Minutes of the Summer Outings for Camp Pleasant Committee, 1912-1916

24 6 Minutes of the Summer Outings Committee, 1953-1956

Series 8: Organizations Merged with Associate Charities/Family Service Association/Family and Child Services, 1903-1951 (3 Boxes)

Minute and record books as well as file folders of material from the Citizen's Relief Association (CRA), Children's Protective Association (CPA), and the Foster Day Care and Counseling Association.

25 1 Record Book of the Citizen's Relief Association (CRA), 1903-1908

Bound volume, fragile

26 1 Records Book of the Citizen's Relief Association (CRA), 1909-1917

Bound volume, fragile

26 2 Minutes Book of the Citizen's Relief Association (CRA), 1926-1933

Bindered volume

26 3 Correspondence and Related Material of the Citizen's Relief Association (CRA), 1925-1929

26 4 Correspondence and Related Material of the Citizen's Relief Association (CRA), 1930-1931

27 1 Correspondence and Related Material of the Citizen's Relief Association (CRA), 1932

27 2 Correspondence and Related Material of the Citizen's Relief Association (CRA), 1933-1936, 1940

27 3 Board of Directors, Minutes and Related Material of the Children's Protective Association (CPA), 1928, 1932, 1937-1948

Includes 1928 and 1945 certificates of incorporation

27 4 Board of Directors Minutes of the Children's Protective Association (CPA), 1948-1951

27 5 Committee Minutes and Related Material of the Children's Protective Association (CPA), 1931-1946

27 6 Board of Trustees Minutes of the Foster Day Care and Counseling Association, 1944-1951

Series 9: Scrapbooks and Memorabilia, 1934-1939 (1 Box)

Two fragile scrapbooks of news clippings, including one that is oversized, plus a small blue register containing guests signatures.

28 1 Associated Charities Scrapbook, 1934

28 2 Family Service Association Scrapbook, 1935-1939

28 3 Family Service Association Housewarming Register, 1935

Series 10: Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis Annual Reports, 1908-1920 (1 Box)

Two small and fragile bound volumes of printed reports.

29 1 Annual Reports, 1908-1920

Bound volume, fragile

29 2 Annual Reports, 1909-1915

Bound volume, fragile

Series 11: Washington Monday Evening Club, 1896-1907 (1 Box)

Constitution, Officers, Members, Annual Reports, and Minutes handwritten in two bound and fragile notebooks, 1896-1907.

29 3 Constitution, Members, Officers, Annual Reports, 1896-1903

Bound volume, fragile

29 4 Minutes, 1896-1907

Bound volume, fragile

Series 12: Miscellaneous Publications, ca. 1897-1942 (3 Boxes)

Bound and loose publications from D.C. and from other cities and national organizations as well.

29 5 The Charity Organization Society of the City of New York, Charities, Vol. 9, 1902

Bound volume

30 1 The Charity Organization Society, The Survey, Vol. XXIII, 1909-1910

Bound volume

30 2 Senate, Joint Select Committee to Investigate the Associated Charities, Reformatory Institutions in the District of Columbia, Part 1-3, 1897-1898

Bound volume

31 1 Leonard, Margaret Jane. The Motion Picture as a Factor in the Life of 42 Girls. MA Thesis, Webster College, Missouri, 1930

Bound typescript

31 2 American Association of Psychiatric Social Workers, A Case Study in Attitude Therapy, June 1935

Booklet

31 3 Associated Charities of Cincinnati, Ohio, Sixty-third Annual Report, 1941-1942,

Booklet

31 4 Byington, Margaret F. "The Confidential Exchange: A Form of Social Cooperation," Russell Sage Foundation, 1912

Booklet

31 5 Byington, Margaret F. "What Social Workers Should Know About Their Own Communities: An Outline," Third Edition, Russell Sage Foundation, 1919, 2 copies

Booklet

31 6 Dodd, Ruth M. "Volunteer Values," Family Welfare Association of America, 1934

Booklet

31 7 Family Welfare Association of Baltimore, Annual Report, 1940-1941

Booklet

31 8 Glenn, Mary W. "New Perspectives in Family Social Work, Report of Activities, 1933-1934," Family Welfare Association of America, 1935

Booklet

31 9 Kahn, Dorothy C. "Unemployment and its Treatment in the United States," American Association of Social Workers, 1937

Book

31 10 Medalie, George Z. "Report of Mayor La Guardia's Committee on Unemployment Relief, New York City, 1935"

Book

31 11 Wade, R. J. and Von Dietz, C. M. "A Handbook for Social Service Workers," 1935

Book

31 12 Weller, Charles Frederick. "Relief Work and Preventative Philanthropies as Related to Charity Organization, A Paper Submitted to the Twenty-ninth National Conference of Charities and Correction," Detroit, Michigan, 1902

Booklet, 2 copies

31 13 Miscellaneous Pamphlets, 1902, 1915, 1925

Pamphlets

31 14 Clippings, n.d.

Newspaper