Black ink on cream card bookletMONTROSE TOWN CENTRE Wine, Women and Song! Programme MONTROSE TOWN CENTRE Mt Dandenong Tourist Road, Montrose SHIRE of YARRA RANGESjacqueline dark, jacqui dark, wine, women and song, music, yarra ranges, montrose

This song was composed for and sung during the Australian Exhibition of Women's Work, held in 1907.Single sheet, folded in two to form four pages. "Linton Choral Society" written in ink across top RH. Sheet music for a song, "It's not the time for hush a by Sheet music published in series "Suttons Popular Part Songs; No. 1". Price 3d.Text: " Linton Choral Society / Dedicated to The Women's Choir / 1907 / SUTTONS POPULAR PART SONGS / No. 1. / IT'S NOT THE TIME / FOR HUSH A BY / FOR / LADIES VOICES / SOLO VOICE & CHORUS / Composed for & Sung During the First / AUSTRALIAN EXHIBITION OF WOMEN'S WORK / 1907. ". Pencilled on back page: "No. 17(?) / Imp. edition / Sonatina / Album F. Schmitt".sheet music, songs, linton choral society, australian exhibition of women's work 1907

Illegal copies of records were easily available to soldiers on leave in Hong Kong. (Hence the errors in spelling.)A vinyl record and cover showing three women posing on left with song titles on the right. The three women are wearing similar outfits.SUPREMES GOLDEN HITSsupremes, r&r, audio, vinyl, record, music

A pink programme with the words, ' The Famous Gallipoli Strollers High Class Variety Entertainers Second Commonwealth Tour.' Under the heading is a photo of the group. Below that are the words, 'Special songs composed by Pte. Harley Cohen. 'His Photo' 'They were there! There! There!' 'Women you have nobly done your share.' Also Pte Norman Croft's famous stirring military marching song 'Australlia's Reply.' on sale during interval. Modern Print, Warnambool.' The programme is on the back of the leaflet.program, music, singing, lydia chancellor, collection, program, programme, gallipoli strollers, music, entertainment, singing

A book with a yellow manilla folder cover titled, ' Willy Wagtails at Glenwynn.' Written by Mrs Margaret Shaw for her grand-nieces and nephews. Included in the book is a newspaper cutting from the 'Bendigo Advertiser' titled, 'For Women by Toora' and dated 20/8/66. The article is headed 'Shepherd Boy's Song Inspired Book Title' and is an account of Miss Margery Shaw's book titled 'Our Goodly Heritage' in which she writes the history of Huntly. The book is enclosed in a large brown envelope.To Mrs.. Chancellor with best whishes from Marjorie Shaw.books, natural history, birds, lydia chancellor, collection, birds, stories, wildllife, goornong, huntly, australia, victoria, bendigo, history, ' our goodly heritage, ' books

The commemorative programme for the 'Song of Survival concert' held by the Red Cross at the Perth Concert Hall on the 22nd August, 1990. The concert was to commemorate the 45th Anniversary of the release of Australian Army Nurses from a prison camp in Sumatra. Along with the programme for the evening, it also includes historical information and information on all those involved. In the prison camp in Sumatra a vocal orchestra was formed amongst the women, they sang together for over a year amidst the death and despair and filth of the camp, providing hope and some joy in such a terrible place. This concert was organised in their honour and to aid the Red Cross. 74 singers were trained to recreate the Vocal Orchestra of Sumatra. Staple-bound booklet on white paper. The cover is covered in sheet music and the title and event details are printed over the top in black ink. There is the red symbol of the Australian Red Cross Society printed at the top of the front cover.world war two, ww2, wwii, australian army nurses, prisoners of war-sumatra, vochal orchestra of sumatra, song of survival concert, sumatra, prisoner of war camp, commemorative concert

Deaf women dressed in white flowing robes were typically used by the Society at meetings and lectures giving a performance in living statuary. This photograph is a depiction from Rock of Ages in Statuary and Song described in a review by the Spectator - the words of the hymn softly sung by the Cornish Choir to an exquisitely delicate organ accompaniment by Mr E. J. Watkins. The Grouping of Living Statuary with the limelight thrown upon them from either side, motionless as marble figures, but with the life and love and adoration in their eyes and on their faces, formed the most beautiful objects we have ever beheld. The Audience looked and listened in breathless silence and many eyes were glistening with tears.This photo is significant as a studio photograph of Deaf women who performed 'living statuar'y at many of the lectures and meetings held in the early years of the 20th century by the Adult Deaf and Dumb Society of Victoria ; possibly introduced by Ernest Abraham to add drama to the occasion.A5 black and white photograph on a cardboard frame. The photograph features five women in robes surrounding a cross."City Chambers / 114 Elizabeth Street / Melbourne" Signature of photographer or studio name illegible.

Everylady's Journal from August 6, 1916. Price 7 pennies, the magazine has 65 pages. On the cover a drawing of a lady in red dress and a child. at the top: a beautiful Fleur-de-Lis doyley given in this issue. These pattern free: no. 1 and 3 enclosed; No. 2 and 4 by coupon, also directions for working this beautiful doyley ( a picture of the doyley is underneath. A the bottom: Playing big sister to the wounded soldiers: by Notable people. Some of the articles are: Brief impressions of men, women and events - The queen breeder - Playing the big sister to the wounded - The song of the skylark - Keeping ourselves young and beautiful - teaching little children to be useful - Pretty work for dainty fingers - Common disorders of infants - The girl of the sunny south - The other woman's problem.books, magazines, women's magazine

Chinese sleeve embroidery bands, or wanxiu became popular in the late 19th century during the Qing Dynasty, evolving from the traditional Han cuff embroidery and Manchu styles. These detachable, decorated bands were added to women's informal jackets and robes, often featuring symbolic motifs like landscapes, flowers, and auspicious symbols. They served both a decorative function, displaying artistic skill and personal wishes, and a practical one by covering the sleeves when hands were folded at the waist. History and evolution: Origins: The practice of embroidering cuffs on robes existed during the previous Ming Dynasty for Han women, and this was adopted by the Manchu rulers who founded the Qing Dynasty. Qing Dynasty (1644-1911): The practice was popularized and elaborated upon during this era, with detachable bands becoming a fashionable element for informal wear. Symbolism: The embroidery included a complex visual vocabulary of wishes for a long life, many offspring, and a happy marriage, derived from nature, mythology, and classical literature. Functionality: Women would fold their arms, often with their hands inside the sleeves, so the embroidered bands, which were sewn to hang down the back of the jacket, would be displayed prominently down the front. 19th century peak: The late 19th century was the peak of their popularity, with intricate designs becoming fashionable and even influenced by court tastes, such as those favoured by the Empress Dowager Cixi. Later developments: The late 19th century saw the introduction of chemical 'aniline' dyes from Europe, leading to brighter, bolder colours in embroidery. Motifs and their Meanings: Auspicious symbols: Designs often included symbols for good fortune, wealth, and longevity. Natural imagery: Birds, flowers, and landscapes were common motifs that could represent natural beauty or convey specific symbolic meanings. Figurative scenes: Bands could also feature narrative scenes from classical stories or legends. The choice of motifs allowed women to express personal desires, cultural values, and aesthetic preferences, reflecting a more personal and informal style than official court attire. Symbolism: Mountains and sea, clouds and waves - Good luck. Dragon/fish tail/flaming pearl = Good fortune. This refers to the legend 'liyutiaolongmen' - a carp rising from the waves with the head already changed into a dragon implies the wish for success in the civil service examination. It is an allegory for the persistent effort needed to overcome obstacles. Male with black hat - Zhuang Yuan conferred. Among patterns with implied meanings , patterns related to the pursuits of scholarly honour and official rand include mainly the 'three number ones'. 'Zheng Yuan conferred' and 'carp jumping over the dragon gate'. In feudal society, examiners for the official positions had to go through three different levels of examinations. Bats - the work for bat is 'fu' and is a visual pun for the word happiness 'fu'. Rhino horn - wealth and good fortune. The ruyi sceptre - is a curved decorative Chinese object that symbolizes power, good fortune, and the wish that “things go as you desire.” The head of the sceptre resembles the 'lingzhi' of the 'longevity fungus'. Pomegranate - fertility ie; offspring, a virtue in China. Boy holding the flowering branch in the arms of the woman - in the selection of officials through imperial examinations in feudal society, the winner of an official position is described as ' having picked the crown'. 'Gui' (sweet scented osmanthus) and 'gui' (high rank or official) are very close in sound Chinese. In this design the boy in the woman's arms is seen waving a sweet scented osmanthus, thus an auspicious message is delivered. Information from Dr Rachel Silberstein, visiting Associate Professor at Rhode Island School of Design. "This pair of sleeve bands are two halves of a scene known as "tian xian song zi" or "Heavenly immortals deliver a son". The historical origins of this saying is a story from 'The History of the Wei Imperial records', involving the Emperor Sheng and an immortal maiden who presents him with a son. After this, the expression "tian xian song zi" came to be used as good wishes for marriage, closely associated with 'qilin song zi' (the qilin delivers a son), another popular topic in nianhua popular prints". Both cuffs show figures in an outdoor setting, done in colourful silk thread on a ivory satin. Reading from the bottom to the top of the cuff both have pointed mountains, clouds and sea with a rhino horn and a 'rui' coming out of the waves. Left cuff: above the sea there are a fish/dragon and a flaming pearl. Next two male figures standing on a bridge. One holds a fan and the other is wearing a black hat. More flowers, peonies and blossoms are above the figures. Right cuff: Above the water and mountains is a bat, peonies and pomegranates. Above these are three figures and another bat. The figure in there rear holds a feathered fan, while the front figure holds a child, who is holding a flowering branch. Above the trio is a low pagoda and blossoms. Silk satin stitch, Pekin knots and couched gold metal thread.embroidery, garments, silk embroidery, china, landscape, garden, figures

From 1944-1996, Edna Barrie was a member of the Melton Branch Country Women’s Association (CWA), Melton Branch, Secretary of the Branch in 1945 – 1946 and Branch International Secretary 1970-1971. She worked with choir, music and drama interest groups within the branch attaining both first and second place in 1959, second place in 1952 Exhibition and second in Music in 1960 in the state. She was involved in their handicraft craft events, fund raising and musical events and singing competitions. During the 1950s she trained Trios and Quartets in part singing for the CWA competitions in Ballarat and Melbourne. It was at this time that she developed her skill as a conductor and trainer of choirs. She later auditioned for the Victorian Choir for alto parts believing she would stand a better chance of being chosen, because of her ability to sing in natural harmony. In 1962 she participated in the Tenth Australian Country Women of the World (ACWW) Triennial Conference “Australia Presents: CWA Massed Choir” in the Melbourne Town Hall. This event was recorded by Super Sound Spotlight on 45 extended play vinyl record. The songs were Australian music and words, for example The Silver Stars are in the Sky, The Graceful Swaying Wattle and Kookaburra. Edna continued with her interest in the Victorian Choir regularly meeting at the CWA Headquarters in Toorak for rehearsals. In 1974 she took part in the Australian Choir at the fourteenth Triennial conference of the ACWW Interfaith Service held at the Perth Concert Hall on the 13th of October. Recipes from the members of the Bradvale Branchlocal significant events, local identities

In 1944-1996 Edna Barrie was a member of the Melton Branch Country Women’s Association (CWA), Melton Branch, Secretary of the Branch in 1945 – 1946 and Branch International Secretary 1970-1971. She worked with choir, music and drama interest groups within the branch attaining both first and second place in 1959, second place in 1952 Exhibition and second in Music in 1960 in the state. She was involved in their handicraft craft events, fund raising and musical events and singing competitions. During the 1950s she trained Trios and Quartets in part singing for the CWA competitions in Ballarat and Melbourne. It was at this time that she developed her skill as a conductor and trainer of choirs. She later auditioned for the Victorian Choir for alto parts believing she would stand a better chance of being chosen, because of her ability to sing in natural harmony. In 1962 she participated in the Tenth Australian Country Women of the World (ACWW) Triennial Conference “Australia Presents: CWA Massed Choir” in the Melbourne Town Hall. This event was recorded by Super Sound Spotlight on 45 extended play vinyl record. The songs were Australian music and words, for example The Silver Stars are in the Sky, The Graceful Swaying Wattle and Kookaburra. Edna continued with her interest in the Victorian Choir regularly meeting at the CWA Headquarters in Toorak for rehearsals. In 1974 she took part in the Australian Choir at the fourteenth Triennial conference of the ACWW Interfaith Service held at the Perth Concert Hall on the 13th of October. Items celebrating 80 years of Country Women's Association and the closure of the Melton branchlocal significant groups, local identities, local special interest groups

This is an example of Melbourne Legacy promotional material. Legacy invited the leading guitarists, Phil and Tony Emmanuel to be Personality of the Year in 1995. They helped to promote Legacy, especially during Badge Week (see 00838). They were chosen as their father had served in the Air Force in New Guinea. When he died Legacy helped support their mother and her 6 children. They were releasing a new album in 1995, 'Terra Firma' and Legacy was given a special mention at each concert in Australia. Their album also featured a song called "The Last Post" which was dedicated to the men and women who gave their lives in times of war to keep Australia free. The main time of year for fundraising is September when Legacy holds 'Badge Week'. Often there is a celebrity who gives his or her time as 'Personality of the Year'. Examples are Sir Weary Dunlop (1992), Clive James (1993), the Scott family (1994), The Emmanuel brothers (1995), Daryl Somers (1996 and 1997), and Patsy Adam Smith (1994?). Was in a folder with marketing material from the 1990s to 2009, see items 01240 to 01258. The collection shows the types of marketing materials that were produced and the celebrities that were helping Legacy.An example of promotional material from the 1990s. Marketing material and photos were compiled and released to newspapers, also printed as brochures and sometimes as stickers and collection tin wrappers.Colour A4 promotional leaflet with a photo of Phil and Tony Emmanuel, a one page press release and an article from The Answer.Press release is titled 'The Emmanuels remember Legacy'.legacy promotion, badge appeal, legacy week, answer, press release

Bernhard Gerstle & his family (parents & siblings) were German nationals working in Tehran, Iran upon the outbreak of World War II. In 1941, after the installation of a pro-British ruler to the Persian throne, all German nationals were targeted as threats to national security. The women and children evacuated to Stuttgart, Germany via Turkey, while the men were handed over to British forces. Bernhard was taken by ship (the SS Rona) to Bombay & then to Australia (on the SS Rangitiki). He was then marched in to Loveday internment camp 10, South Australia. In January 1945 the German & Italian internees at Loveday were transferred to Tatura Camp 1. Bernhard remained there until after the war & his eventual release, on 29th August 1946. Bernhard chose & was granted permission to remain in Australia post-war, as did many civilian internees, after their examination by a Committee of Inquiry which investigated their political leanings & other criteria for their supposed suitability as Australian residents. The biography also recounts his employment post-war, marriage in 1952 & his later naturalisation as an Australian citizen. Other material includes Gerstle family history from the perspective of Bernhard's sister & family, who remained in Stuttgart; background on the Gerstle family's Russian origins; and a biography of Oskar Speck, famous kayaker, amongst other things, who was interned along with Bernhard & who became good friends with the family; a brief historical background of the Allied forces/Persia invasion; and extracts of Tatura Camp 3 internee Helga Griffin's book, "Sing Me That Lovely Song Again". Black plastic A4 display folder. CD soft case with CD. Folder contains printed biographical information regarding Bernhard Hermann Gerstle. CD contains copies of same documents and also copies of photographs of Bernhard & the Gerstle family. Folder: Bernhard Hermann Gerstle/ Gerstle Family/ Loveday and Tatura Internment Camps 1941-1946/ Sydney 1946-1978/ Compiled by Mary Henderson 2013 CD: BH Gerstle; 1941 - Interned by British/ 1941-1946 - Internee at Loveday SA, Tatura VIC/ Sydney 1946-1978. camp 1, tatura, loveday, world-war-two, internment-camps

An apron made to celebrate 75 years of the War Widows Guild in 2020. The Kookaburra is the symbol of the Guild due to its laugh. From the War Widows' Guild of Australia website: 'the Guild badge would feature the kookaburra, an industrious and cheerful bird who mated for life, was fearless and aggressive in the defence of its young and the area of territory it regarded as its own. The bird also had a unique call, not a song but a laugh; a chortle of rollicking mirth (to bring the widows back to laughter). Also, the kookaburra is a typically and completely Australian symbol, one that could be worn proudly by every widow whatever her creed or ideals. The kookaburra was also the mascot of the 7th Division of the 2nd AIF, commanded by Mrs Vasey’s husband, Major-General Vasey. Mrs J M Vasey was the founder and president of the War Widows Guild. During the second world war she became secretary of the AIF Women's Association, a body which sought to help soldiers' wives. Her work with this body drew her attention to the plight of war widows. After her husband Major-General George Alan Vasey died in an aircraft accident on 5 March 1945 she became a widow herself. At the end of the war Mrs Vasey founded the War Widows Guild, established on 22 November 1945. The Victorian War Widows Guild closed in 2021. Some items, including this apron, were donated to the Legacy archive for preservation. It was possible for a widow to be members of both Legacy and the War Widows Guild. Both organisations helped war widows in various ways.A celebration of the 75 years of work done by Jessie Vasey and the War Widows Guild.Dark navy cotton apron with a white stencilled Guild kookaburra logo and text saying 'Celebrating 75 years'.war widows guild, jessie vasey, wwg

A scarf made for War Widows Guild. The Kookaburra is the symbol of the Guild. From the War Widows' Guild of Australia website: 'the Guild badge would feature the kookaburra, an industrious and cheerful bird who mated for life, was fearless and aggressive in the defence of its young and the area of territory it regarded as its own. The bird also had a unique call, not a song but a laugh; a chortle of rollicking mirth (to bring the widows back to laughter). Also, the kookaburra is a typically and completely Australian symbol, one that could be worn proudly by every widow whatever her creed or ideals. The kookaburra was also the mascot of the 7th Division of the 2nd AIF, commanded by Mrs Vasey’s husband, Major-General Vasey. Mrs J M Vasey was the founder and president of the War Widows Guild. During the second world war she became secretary of the AIF Women's Association, a body which sought to help soldiers' wives. Her work with this body drew her attention to the plight of war widows. After her husband Major-General George Alan Vasey died in an aircraft accident on 5 March 1945 she became a widow herself. At the end of the war Mrs Vasey founded the War Widows Guild, established on 22 November 1945. The Victorian War Widows Guild closed in 2021. Some items, including this scarf, were donated to the Legacy archive for preservation. It was possible for a widow to be members of both Legacy and the War Widows Guild. Both organisations helped war widows in various ways.A memento of the War Widows Guild.Dark navy rectangular scarf with a white Guild kookaburra logo and text saying 'War Widows' Guild of Australia - Est 1945'.war widows guild, wwg

A badge made for War Widows Guild members to wear to show they were members. The Kookaburra is the symbol of the Guild. From the War Widows' Guild of Australia website: 'the Guild badge would feature the kookaburra, an industrious and cheerful bird who mated for life, was fearless and aggressive in the defence of its young and the area of territory it regarded as its own. The bird also had a unique call, not a song but a laugh; a chortle of rollicking mirth (to bring the widows back to laughter). Also, the kookaburra is a typically and completely Australian symbol, one that could be worn proudly by every widow whatever her creed or ideals. The kookaburra was also the mascot of the 7th Division of the 2nd AIF, commanded by Mrs Vasey’s husband, Major-General Vasey. Mrs J M Vasey was the founder and president of the War Widows Guild. During the second world war she became secretary of the AIF Women's Association, a body which sought to help soldiers' wives. Her work with this body drew her attention to the plight of war widows. After her husband Major-General George Alan Vasey died in an aircraft accident on 5 March 1945 she became a widow herself. At the end of the war Mrs Vasey founded the War Widows Guild, established on 22 November 1945. The Victorian War Widows Guild closed in 2021. Some items, including this badge, were donated to the Legacy archive for preservation. It was possible for a widow to be members of both Legacy and the War Widows Guild. Both organisations helped war widows in various ways.A identity badge of the War Widows Guild.Dark silver badge with a kookaburra logo and a butterfly clip.Engraved on reverse 'M2155' and stamped 'Property of War Widows' Guild'.war widows guild, wwg

An interesting document outlining the evolution of the tradition of pausing in silence for remembrance on 11 November each year. The account outlines how King George V decreed a two minute silence be held at the first anniversary of the Armistice - originally referred to as Peace Day. The events included a letter written by Edward George Honey, an Australian journalist, proposing the idea on 8 May 1919. In it part of it says: "Should not this be the spirit of at least a fragment of our Peace Day? Communion with the Glorious Dead who won us Peace, and from the communion new strength, hope and faith in the morrow, Church services, too, if you will, but in the street, the home, the theatre, anywhere, indeed, where Englishmen and their women chance to be, surely this five minutes of bitter-sweet silence there will be service enough. Before and afterwards, sing and make merry as we will. Of one thing, I am quite certain, and the tis that our songs will take a deeper, truer note after those five minutes of remembrance We will have gathered from them strength for the morrow. God knows we need it!" The document was produced by a committee that was proposing a memorial to Edward Honey to record his role. It was forwarded too H.G. Brain, presumably a Legatee who could bring this information to Legacy's attention. Items were in an envelope with other photos and programmes from different items relating to the Shrine of Remembrance - including discussions on its location and design. Labelled 'Shrine of Remembrance S1 - S14' it was part of an old archive numbering system, that showed there has been efforts in the past to collect, order and save items of Legacy's history. (01181 - 01190, 01206 - 01212).A record of a committee approaching Legacy about a memorial to the man who suggested the adoption of silence as a form of remembrance in 1919. Also there was an effort to record historical events by the "Archive Committee" which collected this and other documents relating to the Shrine together in a file (see items 01181 - 01190, 01206 - 01212)A thirteen page report typed on buff paper in a dark brown card cover, on a proposed memorial to Edward Honey. Also a letter dated 20 March 1964 from the Memorial Committee to Mr H G Brain that accompanied the report.Handwritten 'S13' in red pen on top left of of the letter which is signed Roy Gordon in blue ink. memorial, remembrance day

The Army School of Survey was formed at Balcombe, Victoria in 1943 but later relocated to Bonegilla near Wodonga. The Australian Survey Corps had a proud history. It was raised as a unit of the Permanent Military Forces on July 1st 1915. Of the three officers and 17 other ranks who constituted the Survey Corps in 1915, all but three enlisted in the AIF and saw service in France, Belgium, Egypt or Palestine. The Corps entered World War 2 with nine officers and forty one other ranks. Its total strength reached a peak of 1,700 personnel with 5,500 men and women being engaged on mapping tasks during the war period. In 1948 the Australian Survey Corps was granted the prefix ‘Royal’ in recognition of its service during World War II. From the 1950s until its disbandment in 1996, members of the Corps undertook extensive geodetic surveys and mapping operations in all mainland states of Australia as part of the National Mapping Program as well as in Papua New Guinea. This included important work with the establishment of the Snowy River Hydro Scheme and the Woomera rocket range, The School of Military Survey moved to Bonegilla in 1965 when it also adopted ‘Wandering the Kings Highway’ as the Corps marching song. The School was responsible for training all RASVY personnel in Topographical Surveying, Cartography, Photography, Printing and Illustration. The School also trained Service and Civilian personnel from other agencies and countries, as part of Defence Co-operation Programmes The School moved into the newly developed Latchford Barracks in November 1982. Due to some military restructuring some of the roles of played by the Corps were taken over by civilian organisations or reverted to the Royal Australian Engineers and on the 1st July 1996 the Royal Australian Survey Corps was disbanded.This item is significant because it captures images of Bonegilla near Wodonga and the important role it played in both the history of migration to Australia and also the Australian military.A framed sketch depicting a variety of buildings at Bonegilla when it housed the School of Military Survey.Titles beneath different images At bottom - The School of Military Survey, Bonegilla, Victoria January 1933 - December 1982army at bonegilla, australian school of miltary survey

Melbourne 25/12 1934-5/1/1935, also Welcome Ball at same Carnival, 10th Carnival Sydney, JLV meetings and Social events****IMPORTANT HISTORY various items of memorabilia 01:1928 programme "The Young Judean Follies 1928", included dance, song, recitations. Held Wednesday 3rd October 1928 at Monash House. Myra Rosenfield presents………… 02: 1920 publication "if" by Rudyard Kipling 03: Invitation to "A Dance" at Monash House to celebrate the opening of 3 new tennis courts by the North Judean Tennis Club (NJTC) 04: 1934-35 9th Senior Carnival (Melb. 25/12-5/1) AJAX Invitation to participate in all functions & competitions throughout Carnival (25 x 18cm) 05&06: 1934-35 Tickets to Welcome Ball & Farewell Ball No.259 (yellow) and all functions & contests No.20 - Mr. Joe Abadee (blue) 07: 5 April 1935 Letter from L. Rosen inviting to extraordinary meeting of Judean League of Victoria (JLV) - letterhead shows organisations under JLV: Society of Judeans, Judean Club, Jewsih Literary & Social Society, Victorian Zionist Association "Hatchiah", Judean League Women's Auxiliary, Young Judean Zionist Society, Victorian Jewish Loan Society, Associated Judean Athletics Clubs - Tennis, Gymnasium, Sports, Swimming, Athletic, Cricket 08: 26/12/1935-4/1/1936 Certificate awarded to E.A.Joseph, Cricket at 10th Carnival in Sydney 09: 18 May 1937 - Judean Repertory Club, Invitation to 3 One-Act Plays at Monash House, Souvenir Programme w list of actors 10: Proposed revised Constitution of the Judean League of Victoria.maccabi senior carnival 9, maccabi senior carnival 10, cricket - senior, judean league of victoria

Melbourne 25/12 1934-5/1/1935, also Welcome Ball at same Carnival, 10th Carnival Sydney, JLV meetings and Social events****IMPORTANT HISTORY various items of memorabilia 01:1928 programme "The Young Judean Follies 1928", included dance, song, recitations. Held Wednesday 3rd October 1928 at Monash House. Myra Rosenfield presents………… 02: 1920 publication "if" by Rudyard Kipling 03: Invitation to "A Dance" at Monash House to celebrate the opening of 3 new tennis courts by the North Judean Tennis Club (NJTC) 04: 1934-35 9th Senior Carnival (Melb. 25/12-5/1) AJAX Invitation to participate in all functions & competitions throughout Carnival (25 x 18cm) 05&06: 1934-35 Tickets to Welcome Ball & Farewell Ball No.259 (yellow) and all functions & contests No.20 - Mr. Joe Abadee (blue) 07: 5 April 1935 Letter from L. Rosen inviting to extraordinary meeting of Judean League of Victoria (JLV) - letterhead shows organisations under JLV: Society of Judeans, Judean Club, Jewsih Literary & Social Society, Victorian Zionist Association "Hatchiah", Judean League Women's Auxiliary, Young Judean Zionist Society, Victorian Jewish Loan Society, Associated Judean Athletics Clubs - Tennis, Gymnasium, Sports, Swimming, Athletic, Cricket 08: 26/12/1935-4/1/1936 Certificate awarded to E.A.Joseph, Cricket at 10th Carnival in Sydney 09: 18 May 1937 - Judean Repertory Club, Invitation to 3 One-Act Plays at Monash House, Souvenir Programme w list of actors 10: Proposed revised Constitution of the Judean League of Victoria.maccabi senior carnival 9, maccabi senior carnival 10, cricket - senior, judean league of victoria

Melbourne 25/12 1934-5/1/1935, also Welcome Ball at same Carnival, 10th Carnival Sydney, JLV meetings and Social events****IMPORTANT HISTORY various items of memorabilia 01:1928 programme "The Young Judean Follies 1928", included dance, song, recitations. Held Wednesday 3rd October 1928 at Monash House. Myra Rosenfield presents………… 02: 1920 publication "if" by Rudyard Kipling 03: Invitation to "A Dance" at Monash House to celebrate the opening of 3 new tennis courts by the North Judean Tennis Club (NJTC) 04: 1934-35 9th Senior Carnival (Melb. 25/12-5/1) AJAX Invitation to participate in all functions & competitions throughout Carnival (25 x 18cm) 05&06: 1934-35 Tickets to Welcome Ball & Farewell Ball No.259 (yellow) and all functions & contests No.20 - Mr. Joe Abadee (blue) 07: 5 April 1935 Letter from L. Rosen inviting to extraordinary meeting of Judean League of Victoria (JLV) - letterhead shows organisations under JLV: Society of Judeans, Judean Club, Jewsih Literary & Social Society, Victorian Zionist Association "Hatchiah", Judean League Women's Auxiliary, Young Judean Zionist Society, Victorian Jewish Loan Society, Associated Judean Athletics Clubs - Tennis, Gymnasium, Sports, Swimming, Athletic, Cricket 08: 26/12/1935-4/1/1936 Certificate awarded to E.A.Joseph, Cricket at 10th Carnival in Sydney 09: 18 May 1937 - Judean Repertory Club, Invitation to 3 One-Act Plays at Monash House, Souvenir Programme w list of actors 10: Proposed revised Constitution of the Judean League of Victoria.maccabi senior carnival 9, maccabi senior carnival 10, cricket - senior, judean league of victoria

Melbourne 25/12 1934-5/1/1935, also Welcome Ball at same Carnival, 10th Carnival Sydney, JLV meetings and Social events****IMPORTANT HISTORY various items of memorabilia 01:1928 programme "The Young Judean Follies 1928", included dance, song, recitations. Held Wednesday 3rd October 1928 at Monash House. Myra Rosenfield presents………… 02: 1920 publication "if" by Rudyard Kipling 03: Invitation to "A Dance" at Monash House to celebrate the opening of 3 new tennis courts by the North Judean Tennis Club (NJTC) 04: 1934-35 9th Senior Carnival (Melb. 25/12-5/1) AJAX Invitation to participate in all functions & competitions throughout Carnival (25 x 18cm) 05&06: 1934-35 Tickets to Welcome Ball & Farewell Ball No.259 (yellow) and all functions & contests No.20 - Mr. Joe Abadee (blue) 07: 5 April 1935 Letter from L. Rosen inviting to extraordinary meeting of Judean League of Victoria (JLV) - letterhead shows organisations under JLV: Society of Judeans, Judean Club, Jewsih Literary & Social Society, Victorian Zionist Association "Hatchiah", Judean League Women's Auxiliary, Young Judean Zionist Society, Victorian Jewish Loan Society, Associated Judean Athletics Clubs - Tennis, Gymnasium, Sports, Swimming, Athletic, Cricket 08: 26/12/1935-4/1/1936 Certificate awarded to E.A.Joseph, Cricket at 10th Carnival in Sydney 09: 18 May 1937 - Judean Repertory Club, Invitation to 3 One-Act Plays at Monash House, Souvenir Programme w list of actors 10: Proposed revised Constitution of the Judean League of Victoria.maccabi senior carnival 9, maccabi senior carnival 10, cricket - senior, judean league of victoria

Melbourne 25/12 1934-5/1/1935, also Welcome Ball at same Carnival, 10th Carnival Sydney, JLV meetings and Social events****IMPORTANT HISTORY various items of memorabilia 01:1928 programme "The Young Judean Follies 1928", included dance, song, recitations. Held Wednesday 3rd October 1928 at Monash House. Myra Rosenfield presents………… 02: 1920 publication "if" by Rudyard Kipling 03: Invitation to "A Dance" at Monash House to celebrate the opening of 3 new tennis courts by the North Judean Tennis Club (NJTC) 04: 1934-35 9th Senior Carnival (Melb. 25/12-5/1) AJAX Invitation to participate in all functions & competitions throughout Carnival (25 x 18cm) 05&06: 1934-35 Tickets to Welcome Ball & Farewell Ball No.259 (yellow) and all functions & contests No.20 - Mr. Joe Abadee (blue) 07: 5 April 1935 Letter from L. Rosen inviting to extraordinary meeting of Judean League of Victoria (JLV) - letterhead shows organisations under JLV: Society of Judeans, Judean Club, Jewsih Literary & Social Society, Victorian Zionist Association "Hatchiah", Judean League Women's Auxiliary, Young Judean Zionist Society, Victorian Jewish Loan Society, Associated Judean Athletics Clubs - Tennis, Gymnasium, Sports, Swimming, Athletic, Cricket 08: 26/12/1935-4/1/1936 Certificate awarded to E.A.Joseph, Cricket at 10th Carnival in Sydney 09: 18 May 1937 - Judean Repertory Club, Invitation to 3 One-Act Plays at Monash House, Souvenir Programme w list of actors 10: Proposed revised Constitution of the Judean League of Victoria.maccabi senior carnival 9, maccabi senior carnival 10, cricket - senior, judean league of victoria

Melbourne 25/12 1934-5/1/1935, also Welcome Ball at same Carnival, 10th Carnival Sydney, JLV meetings and Social events****IMPORTANT HISTORY various items of memorabilia 01:1928 programme "The Young Judean Follies 1928", included dance, song, recitations. Held Wednesday 3rd October 1928 at Monash House. Myra Rosenfield presents………… 02: 1920 publication "if" by Rudyard Kipling 03: Invitation to "A Dance" at Monash House to celebrate the opening of 3 new tennis courts by the North Judean Tennis Club (NJTC) 04: 1934-35 9th Senior Carnival (Melb. 25/12-5/1) AJAX Invitation to participate in all functions & competitions throughout Carnival (25 x 18cm) 05&06: 1934-35 Tickets to Welcome Ball & Farewell Ball No.259 (yellow) and all functions & contests No.20 - Mr. Joe Abadee (blue) 07: 5 April 1935 Letter from L. Rosen inviting to extraordinary meeting of Judean League of Victoria (JLV) - letterhead shows organisations under JLV: Society of Judeans, Judean Club, Jewsih Literary & Social Society, Victorian Zionist Association "Hatchiah", Judean League Women's Auxiliary, Young Judean Zionist Society, Victorian Jewish Loan Society, Associated Judean Athletics Clubs - Tennis, Gymnasium, Sports, Swimming, Athletic, Cricket 08: 26/12/1935-4/1/1936 Certificate awarded to E.A.Joseph, Cricket at 10th Carnival in Sydney 09: 18 May 1937 - Judean Repertory Club, Invitation to 3 One-Act Plays at Monash House, Souvenir Programme w list of actors 10: Proposed revised Constitution of the Judean League of Victoria.maccabi senior carnival 9, maccabi senior carnival 10, cricket - senior, judean league of victoria

Melbourne 25/12 1934-5/1/1935, also Welcome Ball at same Carnival, 10th Carnival Sydney, JLV meetings and Social events****IMPORTANT HISTORY various items of memorabilia 01:1928 programme "The Young Judean Follies 1928", included dance, song, recitations. Held Wednesday 3rd October 1928 at Monash House. Myra Rosenfield presents………… 02: 1920 publication "if" by Rudyard Kipling 03: Invitation to "A Dance" at Monash House to celebrate the opening of 3 new tennis courts by the North Judean Tennis Club (NJTC) 04: 1934-35 9th Senior Carnival (Melb. 25/12-5/1) AJAX Invitation to participate in all functions & competitions throughout Carnival (25 x 18cm) 05&06: 1934-35 Tickets to Welcome Ball & Farewell Ball No.259 (yellow) and all functions & contests No.20 - Mr. Joe Abadee (blue) 07: 5 April 1935 Letter from L. Rosen inviting to extraordinary meeting of Judean League of Victoria (JLV) - letterhead shows organisations under JLV: Society of Judeans, Judean Club, Jewsih Literary & Social Society, Victorian Zionist Association "Hatchiah", Judean League Women's Auxiliary, Young Judean Zionist Society, Victorian Jewish Loan Society, Associated Judean Athletics Clubs - Tennis, Gymnasium, Sports, Swimming, Athletic, Cricket 08: 26/12/1935-4/1/1936 Certificate awarded to E.A.Joseph, Cricket at 10th Carnival in Sydney 09: 18 May 1937 - Judean Repertory Club, Invitation to 3 One-Act Plays at Monash House, Souvenir Programme w list of actors 10: Proposed revised Constitution of the Judean League of Victoria.maccabi senior carnival 9, maccabi senior carnival 10, cricket - senior, judean league of victoria

Melbourne 25/12 1934-5/1/1935, also Welcome Ball at same Carnival, 10th Carnival Sydney, JLV meetings and Social events****IMPORTANT HISTORY various items of memorabilia 01:1928 programme "The Young Judean Follies 1928", included dance, song, recitations. Held Wednesday 3rd October 1928 at Monash House. Myra Rosenfield presents………… 02: 1920 publication "if" by Rudyard Kipling 03: Invitation to "A Dance" at Monash House to celebrate the opening of 3 new tennis courts by the North Judean Tennis Club (NJTC) 04: 1934-35 9th Senior Carnival (Melb. 25/12-5/1) AJAX Invitation to participate in all functions & competitions throughout Carnival (25 x 18cm) 05&06: 1934-35 Tickets to Welcome Ball & Farewell Ball No.259 (yellow) and all functions & contests No.20 - Mr. Joe Abadee (blue) 07: 5 April 1935 Letter from L. Rosen inviting to extraordinary meeting of Judean League of Victoria (JLV) - letterhead shows organisations under JLV: Society of Judeans, Judean Club, Jewsih Literary & Social Society, Victorian Zionist Association "Hatchiah", Judean League Women's Auxiliary, Young Judean Zionist Society, Victorian Jewish Loan Society, Associated Judean Athletics Clubs - Tennis, Gymnasium, Sports, Swimming, Athletic, Cricket 08: 26/12/1935-4/1/1936 Certificate awarded to E.A.Joseph, Cricket at 10th Carnival in Sydney 09: 18 May 1937 - Judean Repertory Club, Invitation to 3 One-Act Plays at Monash House, Souvenir Programme w list of actors 10: Proposed revised Constitution of the Judean League of Victoria.maccabi senior carnival 9, maccabi senior carnival 10, cricket - senior, judean league of victoria

Melbourne 25/12 1934-5/1/1935, also Welcome Ball at same Carnival, 10th Carnival Sydney, JLV meetings and Social events****IMPORTANT HISTORY various items of memorabilia 01:1928 programme "The Young Judean Follies 1928", included dance, song, recitations. Held Wednesday 3rd October 1928 at Monash House. Myra Rosenfield presents………… 02: 1920 publication "if" by Rudyard Kipling 03: Invitation to "A Dance" at Monash House to celebrate the opening of 3 new tennis courts by the North Judean Tennis Club (NJTC) 04: 1934-35 9th Senior Carnival (Melb. 25/12-5/1) AJAX Invitation to participate in all functions & competitions throughout Carnival (25 x 18cm) 05&06: 1934-35 Tickets to Welcome Ball & Farewell Ball No.259 (yellow) and all functions & contests No.20 - Mr. Joe Abadee (blue) 07: 5 April 1935 Letter from L. Rosen inviting to extraordinary meeting of Judean League of Victoria (JLV) - letterhead shows organisations under JLV: Society of Judeans, Judean Club, Jewsih Literary & Social Society, Victorian Zionist Association "Hatchiah", Judean League Women's Auxiliary, Young Judean Zionist Society, Victorian Jewish Loan Society, Associated Judean Athletics Clubs - Tennis, Gymnasium, Sports, Swimming, Athletic, Cricket 08: 26/12/1935-4/1/1936 Certificate awarded to E.A.Joseph, Cricket at 10th Carnival in Sydney 09: 18 May 1937 - Judean Repertory Club, Invitation to 3 One-Act Plays at Monash House, Souvenir Programme w list of actors 10: Proposed revised Constitution of the Judean League of Victoria.maccabi senior carnival 9, maccabi senior carnival 10, cricket - senior, judean league of victoria

Melbourne 25/12 1934-5/1/1935, also Welcome Ball at same Carnival, 10th Carnival Sydney, JLV meetings and Social events****IMPORTANT HISTORY various items of memorabilia 01:1928 programme "The Young Judean Follies 1928", included dance, song, recitations. Held Wednesday 3rd October 1928 at Monash House. Myra Rosenfield presents………… 02: 1920 publication "if" by Rudyard Kipling 03: Invitation to "A Dance" at Monash House to celebrate the opening of 3 new tennis courts by the North Judean Tennis Club (NJTC) 04: 1934-35 9th Senior Carnival (Melb. 25/12-5/1) AJAX Invitation to participate in all functions & competitions throughout Carnival (25 x 18cm) 05&06: 1934-35 Tickets to Welcome Ball & Farewell Ball No.259 (yellow) and all functions & contests No.20 - Mr. Joe Abadee (blue) 07: 5 April 1935 Letter from L. Rosen inviting to extraordinary meeting of Judean League of Victoria (JLV) - letterhead shows organisations under JLV: Society of Judeans, Judean Club, Jewsih Literary & Social Society, Victorian Zionist Association "Hatchiah", Judean League Women's Auxiliary, Young Judean Zionist Society, Victorian Jewish Loan Society, Associated Judean Athletics Clubs - Tennis, Gymnasium, Sports, Swimming, Athletic, Cricket 08: 26/12/1935-4/1/1936 Certificate awarded to E.A.Joseph, Cricket at 10th Carnival in Sydney 09: 18 May 1937 - Judean Repertory Club, Invitation to 3 One-Act Plays at Monash House, Souvenir Programme w list of actors 10: Proposed revised Constitution of the Judean League of Victoria.maccabi senior carnival 9, maccabi senior carnival 10, cricket - senior, judean league of victoria