Minutes from weekly meetings of the Woman's Wednesday Club of Fort Worth, Texas, containing club business, motions, and events. Includes a booklet with club information and bylaws.

Photographic postcard of three young boys outdoors. The oldest boy sits cross legged on the grass, while the middle boy stand behind him, and the youngest stands to the left of him. They all wear white shirts and dark pants. The oldest boy has dark hair, while the younger boys have blonde hair. The card has a white boarder around the photo. The back of the postcard has a green one cent stamp and is postmarked Oct 25 1909, 7:30p. There is a long handwritten message on the correspondence side from Eva.

Photographic postcard with an image of a man seated in a two wheeled, wooden buggy attached to a single horse, in the center of a dirt road. Buildings, trees, and a smokestack are visible behind them. On the buggy, the photographer's imprints read, on the roof "R. R. Sirman," and on the side, "R.F.D. 1." In the lower right corner, the photographer's imprint reads, "Kaufman, Tex." On the back of the postcard is a green Benjamin Franklin one cent stamp, postmarked July 23, 1908, 6pm. The correspondence side reads, "Little Miss Allen, hope you are fine / don't trouble papa / [illegible] to much of / nights [illegible] late / hours -- / [illegible].' The lower half of the card is damaged, making it difficult to read the text. It is addressed to 601 Fairmount St, Dallas, Tex.

Certificate licensing James Walter Allen to practice medicine in the state of Texas, with pre-printed text describing the license and handwritten information added for names and dates. There is an illustrated banner at the top with a stylized state crest, and a gold seal at the bottom. The back of the document has additional issuing information with pre-printed text and handwritten names and dates. The license was issued in Runnels County, Texas.

Certificate licensing Frances Daisy Emery Allen to practice medicine in the state of Texas, with pre-printed text describing the license and handwritten information added for names and dates. There is an illustrated banner at the top with a stylized state crest and a gold seal at the bottom. The back has additional issuing information, with pre-printed text and handwritten information filling in the blanks.