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Cecily Weaver Teaching Bridge
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Cecily Weaver teaching bridge and the use of the Fulton Shur-Win Bidder to a table of four women. Sitting left to right are: Esther Hermsen, Inger Emery, Geneva Fosse, and Helen Berkwich.
November 22, 1932
McVicar, Angus Boyd, 1903-1964
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Cecily Weaver Playing Bridge
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Cecily Weaver is sitting at a card table holding bridge cards. She was in charge of the "Capital Times" free contract bridge classes which will demonstrate the Fulton Shur-Win Bridge Bidder.
Cecily Weaver Teaching Bridge Class
November 15, 1932
Cecily Weaver teaching a bridge class to large group of well-dressed women at the Loraine Hotel.
Garden Bridge Party
July 22, 1932
A.A.U.W. women play bridge in the garden of Mrs. Carl A. Johnson's house, Fuller's Woods.
Garden Bridge Party
July 22, 1932
Tables of A.A.U.W. women bridge players in the garden of Mrs. Carl A. Johnson's house, Fuller's Woods, from a distance. Also shows rear view of the house.
Wilbur Emery Wins Hero Medal
November 22, 1932
Wilbur Emery, 11, wins hero medal for saving Evelyn Schulz, 9, from drowning at second ward beach on Lake Mendota. Emery would later serve as Chief of the Madison Police Department from 1959 to 1972.
People Playing Bridge
March 3, 1944
Man teaching bridge to four women as part of the Madison Board of Education Recreation Program.
