141. King, R. Richardson (M 1012)
"The life and times of Grace King"
1985
1 typescript, 23 pages

Paper presented to Le Petit Salon about the life of Grace King (1852-1932), a well known New Orleans author.

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142. Kingsley House (360)
1899-1910, 1949
47,740 items

Administrative, financial, and historical records of the oldest settlement house in the south.

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143. Kock, Virginia Downman (917)
4 ft.

Music, exams, reports, and other papers of this University of New Orleans music professor.

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144. Kolb, Carolyn Goldsby (348)
1970-1972
56 items

Research notes gathered in the writing of New Orleans: A Guide. Also, notes on politics and clippings concerning Mardi Gras, the counter culture, and the women's movement.

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145. Kolb, Pherabe (M 1076)
1994
1 volume (87 pages)

Thesis for honors in history at Dartmouth College, Broadening the Horizons of Life: The Beginnings of a Women's Literary Club in Nineteenth Century New Orleans. Documents the development of the Quarante Club, a women's literary club begun in 1886 for the purpose of providing self-education and literary study. The Quarante Club is the oldest continuous women's literary discussion group in New Orleans and possibly in the South.

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146. Kuntz, Rosamonde E. and Emile (600)
Collection, 1719-1915 (bulk 1790-1870)
50 linear ft.

Collection assembled by Felix Kuntz of early Louisiana manuscripts and imprints. Includes significant and substantial holdings pertaining to women, including documents pertaining to Marie Louise Dauberville, the Coulange, Duvergés, Dubreuil, Huchet de Kernion, Vilemont, and other families. Possibly most significant are the Pontalba family papers, including letters of Micaela Pontalba. Also includes the papers of Léona Queyrouze, New Orleans literary figure in the late nineteenth century, materials on Varina Davis, and theatre opera programs.

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147. La Bouisse, Alice Menroe (283)
1875-1965
113 items

Desk diaries and commonplace book (1875-1876) of Alice Blanc; photo albums; letters; invitations and cards; and 20 loose photos.

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148. Ladies Benevolent Association of Louisiana (55-M)
1866-1874
31 items

Lists of members, reports of activities, blank membership certificates, copy of the organization's constitution, and other records of the Louisiana Confederate Memorial Association.

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149. Laguite, Jeannette Katherine (866)
1934-1992
1 linear ft. ( 2 mss boxes, 1 scrapbook)>

Correspondence, writings, awards, photographs, and other papers of a professor of Speech Pathology and Audiology at the Tulane Medical School, including her work with professional associations and with the New Orleans Museum of Art.

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150. Lanier, Sidney (116)
1875-1886
59 items

Collection contains many letters to Clare de Graffenried, and three letters (1886) from Mary Day Lanier to Clare de Graffenried.

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151. Latta, Samuel (92)
1848-1910 (bulk 1848-1862)
41 items

Collection consists mainly of Civil War letters to his wife. They speak of his participation in the war and of family matters.

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152. League of Women Voters of Louisiana (556)
1915-1972
4,325 items

Financial records, correspondence, clippings, scrapbooks, and other records that pertain to the New Orleans and Baton Rouge Leagues.

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153. League of Women Voters of New Orleans (no number)
1917-present
20 linear ft.

Minutes, reports, correspondence, and other records of the League of Women Voters of New Orleans.

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154. Les Causeries de Lundi (477)
1911-1956
3 large boxes, 1 small box, 1 scrapbook

Constitution, by-laws, correspondence, and other records of a club founded in New Orleans to encourage an interest in France and the French language.

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155. Levin, Mrs. Zolly (928)
New Orleans Jewish Women's Papers
1917-1996 (bulk 1970)
3 cubic ft. (2 records storage boxes, 2 artifacts boxes, 1 volume)

By-laws, constitutions, membership lists, correspondence, reports, and other records of Jewish Women's organizations, including the Brandeis Women's Committee, and the New Orleans chapter of Hadassah. Mrs. Levin was an officer of both organizations.

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156. Levy, Miriam (710)
1916-1960
6 cubic ft.

Undated jewelry designs and memorabilia from years as a working craftsperson both within the community and at Newcomb Art School.

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157. Long Family (859)
1887-1920
29 items

Personal correspondence of the women of the Long family of Gainsville, Alabama reflecting their social activities. Also includes promissory notes, university grades and a hospital morning report.

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158. Louisiana Colonials Founders Chapter (B292)
Scrapbooks, 1938-1982
10 volumes

Photographs, yearbooks, clippings, newsletters, programs, invitations, and other documents.

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159. Louisiana Constitutional Convention, 1898 (B 344)
1898-1903
1 volume, scrapbook

Louisiana Constitutional Convention of 1898 scrapbook. Consists mostly of newspaper clippings, and some printed flyers. Items after 1898 are mostly society news. Of special interest are articles concerning Alice Roosevelt's visit to New Orleans in 1903.

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160. Louisiana Women's War Relief Association (55-N)
1898-1899
761 items

Correspondence, minute books, and financial papers of an organization established in New Orleans during the Spanish American War to send food and clothing to U.S. soldiers and to assist the destitute families of soldiers.

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