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Letter from president of CIA, F. M. Bralley to Edna Ingels, April 30, 1919.
Clothing and textiles instructor at the College of Industrial Arts (C.I.A.), Denton, 1917-1922. First president of Denton Branch American Association of University Women (AAUW). Active in Business and Professional Women. Married George L. Fritz. Born…
Letter from the dean of CIA, E. V. White, to Edna Ingels, November 8, 1918
Clothing and textiles instructor at the College of Industrial Arts (C.I.A.), Denton, 1917-1922. First president of Denton Branch American Association of University Women (AAUW). Active in Business and Professional Women. Married George L. Fritz. Born…
Letter from president of CIA, F. M. Bralley to Edna Ingels, June 24, 1920.
Clothing and textiles instructor at the College of Industrial Arts (C.I.A.), Denton, 1917-1922. First president of Denton Branch American Association of University Women (AAUW). Active in Business and Professional Women. Married George L. Fritz. Born…
Lecture notes for Clothing 312, May 31, 1921
Clothing and textiles instructor at the College of Industrial Arts (C.I.A.), Denton, 1917-1922. First president of Denton Branch American Association of University Women (AAUW). Active in Business and Professional Women. Married George L. Fritz. Born…
Clothing 312 Senior final exam note, ca. 1921
Clothing and textiles instructor at the College of Industrial Arts (C.I.A.), Denton, 1917-1922. First president of Denton Branch American Association of University Women (AAUW). Active in Business and Professional Women. Married George L. Fritz. Born…
Ask About Hypothyroidism, 2024
Artist statement:
In this video, titled “Ask About Hypothyroidism”, I chose to animate a scene that portrays the signs and symptoms that people may typically experience if they have Hypothyroidism. The woman portrayed in the video is seen in a…
Cordye Hall, 1945
Cordye Hall, 1945, modeling a Yugoslavian sleeve from wedding dress
Letter from Cordye Hall to Vice-President Lyndon Johnson, December 12, 1961
Letter from Cordye Hall to Vice-President Lyndon Johnson thanking him for sending her a copy of speech from a dinner honoring Adlai Stevenson. Hall states that she sees "no relevance" between Johnson's speech and the occasion. Hall takes issue with…
Letter from Cordye Hall to Lyndon Johnson, January 2, 1971
Letter from Cordye Hall to Lyndon Johnson regarding the amount of money that Johnson is receiving as a former president. Hall is dismayed and asks Johnson to explain. Hall also asks that Johnson give the enclosed "Another Mother for Peace"…
Cordye Hall, 1915
Graduation portrait of Cordye Hall.