Second Ever Annual Meeting of the Filipino Women's Club of Watsonville

A black and white photograph of members and officers of the Filipino Women's Club of Watsonville at their second ever annual meeting at the Watsonville Veterans Hall. The first two rows of women are wearing traditional Filipino costumes. In the background is a band that can be seen playing. From left to right, bottom row: 1. unknown, 2. Martha Gilimba, 3. Mary Ragsac , 4. Mary Alice Tison, 5. Rosing Tabasa, 6. Connie Ramirez, 7. Mrs. Beltran (first name unknown), 8. Rosario “Nena” Nieva Alminiana, 9. Teddy Barba, 10. Rita Castro, 11. unknown, 12. unknown, 13. unknown, 14. unknown. From left to right, top row: 1. unknown, 2. unknown, 3. Lydia Dolores Macugay, 4. unknown, 5. unknown, 6. Pearl Ballesta, 7. unknown, 8. unknown, 9. Virginia Viner Sulay. Archie Lopez is seen playing saxophone in the band.

Sam Vestal or Tony Callahan

1951

Eva Alminiana Monroe

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10 x 8 inches

Still image

EAM.2021.22

Photograph