page_title: Anne Azgapetian
hierarchical_section_title: Anne Azgapetian
caption_attribution_description: Summary: Formal portrait of Lady Anne Azgapetian, wife of General Azgapetian of Armenia, seated and holding daughter Araxie Azgapetian in her lap, both wearing hats and richly brocaded or embroidered clothing. A caption attached to an alternate photograph of Lady Anne Azgapetian in the same folder indicates that she was scheduled to speak on behalf of Armenian women at the National Woman's Party convention, February 15-19, 1921, in Washington, D.C. Photograph published in The Suffragist, 9, no. 1 (Jan.-Feb. 1921): 343.
context_page_description: Anne Azgapetian, also seen as Ann Azgapetian and later as Anne Heald or Aya Heald, was a Red Cross worker during World War I, and a lecturer and fundraiser after the war, and a writer. She was born in Russia, married an Armenian general, and lived in the United States most of her life.
context_section_description: Anne Azgapetian (May 26, 1888 — September 1, 1973), also seen as Ann Azgapetian and later as Anne Heald or Aya Heald, was a Red Cross worker during World War I, and a lecturer and fundraiser after the war, and a writer. She was born in Russia, married an Armenian general, and lived in the United States most of her life.
caption: Lady Anne Azgapetian with her daughter Araxie, from a 1921 publication.
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