From Donna Harvey via email: “That was an interesting article. My other Great Grandfather, William H. White, was Charter Member No 12,  of the Snohomish Chapter. I belonged to Rainbow Girls in the 1950’s, and we had our meetings in the Hall. The Board Room was always locked, but I was told that my great grandfather’s portrait was hanging in there. In l989, I contacted Century 21 to see if I could acquire the portrait. They referred me to William Green in Snohomish. He was a very elderly man at the time, and he said I could have the picture. It is a beautiful Charcoal drawing in a 30  x 28 oak and gold frame. There were also drawings of each of the other charter members hanging in the Board Room at the time
November 21, 2012 at 2:27 pm Edit
From Donna Harvey via email: “That was an interesting article. My other Great Grandfather, William H. White, was Charter Member No 12,  of the Snohomish Chapter. I belonged to Rainbow Girls in the 1950’s, and we had our meetings in the Hall. The Board Room was always locked, but I was told that my great grandfather’s portrait was hanging in there. In l989, I contacted Century 21 to see if I could acquire the portrait. They referred me to William Green in Snohomish. He was a very elderly man at the time, and he said I could have the picture. It is a beautiful Charcoal drawing in a 30  x 28 oak and gold frame. There were also drawings of each of the other charter members hanging in the Board Room at the time