This month's program was about the United Federation of Doll Clubs annual convention in New Orleans. Jean Cassel created this scrapbook to preserve all her convention memories.
Sallie Howard displayed some of the dolls she received at convention luncheons and events.
She also showed off some of her winning dolls from the convention competition room.
As well as some of her convention purchases.
Myrna Loesch displayed the diminutive doll dressing table she made at a convention workshop.
These dainty little doll boots were crafted at a convention workshop by Beverly Evans.
Lynda Marks displayed some of the dolls she acquired at the convention.
Jean Cassel showed off several Bleuettes and their outfits from the convention.
She also acquired this darling doll with her many outfits and accessories.
Jean told the club about a convention program she attended on the Japanese Friendship Dolls.
Tracy McClain showed the club some dolls she found during a recent vacation jaunt.
I am so interested in the history of the “Japanese Friendship Dolls”. It was so significant in the history between Japan and the US. I can imagine how happy the Japanese children were to receive precious gifts that time. I’d also like to know about the progress of the search for the 13 missing dolls.
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