Scope and Contents The records fall into two distinct periods, 1894 to 1908 and 1920 to 1934. Apparently the group was inactive before and during World War I (WWI) and revived in the 1920s. Early records may be supplemented by several folders in the Mary v. Brown Connally Organization Papers (AC 0000-0140M), treasurer in the late 1890s. Minutes, financial records and papers about Auxiliary projects form the bulk of the collection. The organization was made up of wealthy women who carried out charitable...