: Priscilla Alden "Nanny" Chapman attended the West over School in Middlebury, made her debut in 1914 and has been prominent in social circles. She was an active worker in the Hartford Chapter, Red Cross, and the Hartford Committee for France and Her Allies as well as other war relief organizations and is a member of the Ruth Wyllys Chapter. Daughters of the American Revolution, the Union for Home Work, the Hartford Golf Club and the Hartford Junior McAll Auxiliary.
Revised from the Hartford Courant (Hartford, Connecticut)18 May 1919, Sunday Page 11
Contributor: Memories Forever
Revised from the Hartford Courant (Hartford, Connecticut)18 May 1919, Sunday Page 11
Contributor: Memories Forever
: Priscilla Alden "Nanny" Chapman attended the West over School in Middlebury, made her debut in 1914 and has been prominent in social circles. She was an active worker in the Hartford Chapter, Red Cross, and the Hartford Committee for France and Her Allies as well as other war relief organizations and is a member of the Ruth Wyllys Chapter. Daughters of the American Revolution, the Union for Home Work, the Hartford Golf Club and the Hartford Junior McAll Auxiliary.
Revised from the Hartford Courant (Hartford, Connecticut)18 May 1919, Sunday Page 11
Contributor: Memories Forever
Revised from the Hartford Courant (Hartford, Connecticut)18 May 1919, Sunday Page 11
Contributor: Memories Forever
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