Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt Jr. attends Women in War Work Congress in Paris [1918] /

During World War I, Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr. worked for the YMCA in France running canteens, clubs, and leave centers for soldiers and teaching French. She also designed the uniforms worn by the women workers in the YMCA. Views of Mrs. Roosevelt entertaining women YMCA workers in the garden of the home of her aunt, Mrs. Alice Green Hoffman, in Paris. There are medium close shots of Mrs. Roosevelt, the woman not wearing a hat, as she stands among a group of women.Copyright: no reg.Roosevelt Memorial Association lists dates in title as 1917-1918.Mutual Film Corp. produced and released Screen telegram from Mar.-Nov., 1918.Appearing: Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.Duration: 0:34 at 20 fps.Roosevelt Memorial Association number: RMA 315-04-05. DLCMAVIS 13085; Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt Jr. attends Women in War Work Congress in Paris [1918]. DLCSources used: Roosevelt, Eleanor Butler Alexander, "Day before yesterday," 1959:76-118; P&P portrait file; United States National Archives and Records Service Audiovisual Archives Division; United States War Dept. General Staff; Catalogue of official A.E.F. photographs taken by the Signal Corps. 1919:226; Motion Picture World, v. 38.2, p. 988.National Park Service acquired from Roosevelt Memorial Association; RMA purchased from International Newsreel Company; Flash title. DLCviewing print, dupe neg; Received: May 1976 from LC film lab; preservation; Theodore Roosevelt Association Collection