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Woodrow Wilson Papers: Series 10: Social Records, 1875-1924; Honorary Membership, 1913-1921

Honorary President of Alliance Franchise Honored. Washington, D.C., Nov. 14. The French Ambassador Rene St. Quentin, who is Honorary President of the Alliance Franciase in the U.S. and Canada, was guest of honor today at a luncheon in Washington, the Alliance Franciase is composed of Men of Letters from France who give lectures and round table talks at the various schools and colleges here in the United States, left to right -- The French Ambassador, Lynch Luquer, Pres. of the Alliance, and the Belgian Ambassador Count Robert Van Der Straten - Ponthoz, 11/14/38

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Sacred Heart Church at Whitemarsh, 16101 Annapolis Road, Bowie, Prince George's County, MD

PRESIDENT ASSISTS CAMP FIRE GIRLS IN OPENING NEW NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS IN NEW YORK. WASHINGTON, D.C. MARCH 6. THE MUCH COVETED HONOR OF BEING THE FIRST YOUNGSTER TO PRESS THE HISTORIC GOLD TELEGRAPH KEY USED BY PRESIDENTS WENT TODAY TO CAMP FIRE GIRL JANE BRANDT, RIGHT, AS SHE ASSISTED PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT, HONORARY PRESIDENT OF THE CAMP FIRE GIRLS, IN LIGHTING BY WIRE THE CROSSED LOGS AND FLAME LAMP IN THE ORGANIZATION'S NEW NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS IN NEW YORK CITY. TODAY'S CEREMONY MARKED THE 27TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE CAMP FIRE GIRLS. ON THE LEFT IS CAMP FIRE GIRL MARGARET PATSY BIRGE

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