WOMEN OF THE WEST, Binheim, Max, compiler and editor. Los Angeles, California: Publishers Press, 1928, page 17.
(Women of the West presents 1,100 short biographies for women from 11 Western states who, according to the book’s preface, “really accomplished something” in the arts, business, politics, education, church, or community service.)
"ADAMS, Edward T. (Mrs.), born July 29, 1859, in Stockton, California, daughter of Henry A. and Sarah Ann Boeschen, a resident of Los Angeles for nine years. Married to Edward Thomas Adams. Children: Reah, Adelaide, Thomas, Ernest, Helen, Marion. Active club woman. Studied at Stanford University, graduated from State Normal School in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and studied later at State University, Madison, Wis. Holds life diploma as teacher in California. Chairman, Study Clubs, Council of Catholic Women of L. A. Diocesan chairman, parochial P.T.A. Very much interested in the character development of the child. Member: Hollywood Woman's Club, National Council of Catholic Women. Home: 1409 Crenshaw Blvd., Los Angeles, California."
Engagement and Marriage:
The Morning Call (San Francisco, California), February 29, 1892, Page 7 column 3.
"Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Adelaide Boschen of Stockton to Mr. E. T. Adams, a tutor at Stanford University. The wedding will occur some time in June and the young couple will reside at Menlo Park."
(Women of the West presents 1,100 short biographies for women from 11 Western states who, according to the book’s preface, “really accomplished something” in the arts, business, politics, education, church, or community service.)
"ADAMS, Edward T. (Mrs.), born July 29, 1859, in Stockton, California, daughter of Henry A. and Sarah Ann Boeschen, a resident of Los Angeles for nine years. Married to Edward Thomas Adams. Children: Reah, Adelaide, Thomas, Ernest, Helen, Marion. Active club woman. Studied at Stanford University, graduated from State Normal School in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and studied later at State University, Madison, Wis. Holds life diploma as teacher in California. Chairman, Study Clubs, Council of Catholic Women of L. A. Diocesan chairman, parochial P.T.A. Very much interested in the character development of the child. Member: Hollywood Woman's Club, National Council of Catholic Women. Home: 1409 Crenshaw Blvd., Los Angeles, California."
Engagement and Marriage:
The Morning Call (San Francisco, California), February 29, 1892, Page 7 column 3.
"Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Adelaide Boschen of Stockton to Mr. E. T. Adams, a tutor at Stanford University. The wedding will occur some time in June and the young couple will reside at Menlo Park."
WOMEN OF THE WEST, Binheim, Max, compiler and editor. Los Angeles, California: Publishers Press, 1928, page 17.
(Women of the West presents 1,100 short biographies for women from 11 Western states who, according to the book’s preface, “really accomplished something” in the arts, business, politics, education, church, or community service.)
"ADAMS, Edward T. (Mrs.), born July 29, 1859, in Stockton, California, daughter of Henry A. and Sarah Ann Boeschen, a resident of Los Angeles for nine years. Married to Edward Thomas Adams. Children: Reah, Adelaide, Thomas, Ernest, Helen, Marion. Active club woman. Studied at Stanford University, graduated from State Normal School in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and studied later at State University, Madison, Wis. Holds life diploma as teacher in California. Chairman, Study Clubs, Council of Catholic Women of L. A. Diocesan chairman, parochial P.T.A. Very much interested in the character development of the child. Member: Hollywood Woman's Club, National Council of Catholic Women. Home: 1409 Crenshaw Blvd., Los Angeles, California."
Engagement and Marriage:
The Morning Call (San Francisco, California), February 29, 1892, Page 7 column 3.
"Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Adelaide Boschen of Stockton to Mr. E. T. Adams, a tutor at Stanford University. The wedding will occur some time in June and the young couple will reside at Menlo Park."
(Women of the West presents 1,100 short biographies for women from 11 Western states who, according to the book’s preface, “really accomplished something” in the arts, business, politics, education, church, or community service.)
"ADAMS, Edward T. (Mrs.), born July 29, 1859, in Stockton, California, daughter of Henry A. and Sarah Ann Boeschen, a resident of Los Angeles for nine years. Married to Edward Thomas Adams. Children: Reah, Adelaide, Thomas, Ernest, Helen, Marion. Active club woman. Studied at Stanford University, graduated from State Normal School in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and studied later at State University, Madison, Wis. Holds life diploma as teacher in California. Chairman, Study Clubs, Council of Catholic Women of L. A. Diocesan chairman, parochial P.T.A. Very much interested in the character development of the child. Member: Hollywood Woman's Club, National Council of Catholic Women. Home: 1409 Crenshaw Blvd., Los Angeles, California."
Engagement and Marriage:
The Morning Call (San Francisco, California), February 29, 1892, Page 7 column 3.
"Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Adelaide Boschen of Stockton to Mr. E. T. Adams, a tutor at Stanford University. The wedding will occur some time in June and the young couple will reside at Menlo Park."
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