BYU Library - Special Collections

Photocopy of program for play, “The Foresters,” by Lord Tennyson, 1 p., 7 April 1892; found in between pages with 3- 5 and 6-8 April 1892 entries.

Photocopy of program for “Colonel Mulberry Sellers,” a “revival” of Mark Twain’s comedy, 1 p., n.d.; found on 9 May 1885 page.

Program for a “Musicale for Miss Hollister’s Pupils at M.E. Church,” 1 p., 4 August [1893]; found after page with 4 August entry, which refers to it.

Program for Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Young Women’s Evening meeting, 20 April 1894, printed, 1 p.; found in between pages with 16-18 and 19-21 April 1894 entries.

Program for Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Young Women’s Evening meeting, 20 April 1894, printed, 1 p. (same as Item #3); found in between October and November pages of “Bills Payable” section.

Program for the 5th Annual Reunion of the Young Women’s Christian Temperance Union of M’Kean County, includes envelope addressed to Dr. Evan O’Neill Kane, 1 p., folded, printed on 4 sides, 16-17 June 1892, 2 copies; found in between pages with 20-22 and 23-25 June 1892 entries; Autograph letter signed, from Charles A. Spiegel of The Saving Fund Society of Germantown and its Vicinity, to Evan, about the settlement of an estate for June Nelson, 1p., 14 June 1892.

Program for 40th Annual Commencement of the Woman’s Medical College of Pennsylvania, 1 p., folded, printed on 4 sides, 5 May 1892; photocopy of newspaper article, “Alumnae Supper of the Woman’s Medical College at the Hotel Bellevue,” Public Ledger—Philadelphia, 7 May 1892, 1 p.; found in between pages with 3-5 and 6-8 May 1892 entries.

The folder contains a lot of various participant list for events, presentations, concerts, and programs to be put on by the Westfield Center for Early Keyboard Studies. Also sections of notated music containing annotations by Dr. Bush, registration guidelines for certain pieces, a booklet about the organ, articles about organs and organ history, and some reference lists for intabulations.

Contains two commencement programs from 1913 (Plymouth School) and 1917 (Granite High School), and two photographs of Thomas Wayne Dimond, dated approximately 1910 and 1917.