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Call No.: A-21
Note: CLOSED. USE MICROFILM. REQUEST AS: M-84, M-59
Repository: Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute
Creator: ELIZABETH GLENDOWER (GARDINER) EVANS, 1856-1937
Title: Papers, 1859 (1882-1944)
Quantity: 3 cartons, 1 file box* 11 reels of microfilm (M-84), and (M-59), reel 970, no. M103 *Quantity before microfilming; some materials discarded after microfilming.

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BIOGRAPHY

Elizabeth Glendower Evans (February 28, 1856 - December 12, 1937), was born Elizabeth Gardiner in New Rochelle, New York, the fourth of five children of Edward and Sophia Harrison (Mifflin) Gardiner. EGE's father died when she was three years old and, as she writes in her "Memoir," "We were imported to Boston by my father's father, William Howard Gardiner, where we grew up as poor relations of a very aristocratic family." After two years in Brookline Mrs. Gardiner moved her family into Boston. EGE attended private schools; in her teens, "Going to church became my one interest." She attended Trinity Church, where she was inspired by the teachings of Phillips Brooks. EGE taught Sunday school and planned to become a missionary until, in 1877, she met Glendower Evans, then a student at Harvard College and a close friend of William James. They were married in 1882, after GE had finished Harvard Law School and entered a Boston law firm.

Their marriage was brief because GE died suddenly in 1886. During these four years, according to EGE's "Memoir," the "doors were always open to the friends he made. In those days I don't think I ever talked at all. I used to sit by the fire and listen and listen...." The friends she listened to included Louis Brandeis and William James, but it was her husband who had the greatest influence on EGE. From their first meeting he encouraged her to read more widely; literature, politics, social issues, and public service were the major topics of his letters and their discussions. After GE's death EGE added his name to hers and, as the following chronology shows, dedicated her life to studying social conditions and helping others.

Chronology

• 1886-1914
  • trustee, Massachusetts State Reform Schools
• 1890's
  • attended philosopher Josiah Royce's courses at Radcliffe College
• 1891
  • appointed by Boston Mayor Nathan Mathews to a special committee to inspect the public institutions
• 1903
  • met Florence Kelley
• 1905
  • helped raise money for strikers in Haverhill, Mass.
• 1907
  • visited Georgia and Alabama to study child labor conditions
• 1908-09
  • went to England to study the socialist movement, met Margaret Bondfield, John and Katherine Bruce Glasier, J. Ramsay MacDonald
• 1909
  • attended Women's Trade Union League convention in Chicago, and met Robert M. and Belle La Follette in Wisconsin
• 1909-35
  • contributor to LaFollette's Weekly (later Magazine) and it's successor, The Progressive
• 1910-
  • made first suffrage speech; joined Roxbury, Mass. carpet workers' strike
• 1911
  • appointed by Massachusetts Governor Eugene N. Foss to the minimum wage commisson
• 1911
  • observed first Lawrence, Mass. Strike, met William D. ("Big Bill") Haywood
• 1912-14
  • spoke in support of suffrage in Massachusetts, the Midwest, and to President Woodrow Wilson in Washington, D.C.
• 1914
  • traveled to Panama with Belle La Follette
• 1915
  • U.S. delegate to the International Congress of Women in The Hague
• 1916
  • campaigned for President Wilson
• 1919
  • joined the picket line at the second Lawrence, Mass. strike
• 1919-20
  • trip to England and continent
• 1920-37
  • national director, American Civil Liberties Union
• 1920-
  • put up liberty bonds to bail out aliens held at Deer Island; met Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti and became their personal friend and a leading supporter of their cause
• 1929
  • provided the funds for the Voluntary Defenders Committee
• 1931
  • installed radios for the prisoners at the state prison in Charlestown, Mass.
• 1933
  • was awarded the first annual Ford Hall Forum medal for "prominent service to human welfare"

EGE was extremely generous with the money she inherited, often sacrificing her own needs to help both individuals and the causes she supported. She died in 1937 at the age of 81 in Brookline, Massachusetts.

More biographical material is available in this collection (see Series I for EGE's "Memoir," diaries, articles, and tributes by others). See also the article in Notable American Women (Cambridge, Mass., 1971), which includes a list of additional sources. In the Jessie Donaldson Hodder papers (A-23) at the Schlesinger Library there are ten folders of EGE material, including correspondence and a diary. There is EGE correspondence in the La Follette Family collection in the Manuscript Division of the Library of Congress.

SCOPE AND CONTENT

This collection contains EGE's "Memoirs," diaries, correspondence, writings, speeches, notes, photographs of her and others, and clippings by and about her and by and about other people and subjects. The correspondence series contains more than 2,000 letters to EGE, the largest number from the families of Alice and Louis D. Brandeis, Alice and William James, Jessie D. Hodder, Katherine Bruce Glasier, and from Dickinson Sergeant Miller and the children of Belle and Robert La Follette. Most letters by EGE are carbon copies she retained. The previous arrangement of A-21 included a folder called "Precious Letters." The letters had been marked "precious" by EGE. Because there were many other letters marked "precious" throughout the collection, in the present arrangement they have been placed in the most appropriate folders.

The papers provide information about the Gardiner family and EGE's childhood; Glendower Evans; her travels; her many friends and colleagues; her interest in philosophy, current events and socialism; her friendships with Sacco and Vanzetti; and most of the social work and reform activities listed in the above chronology. EGE corresponded with both Sacco and Vanzetti during the seven years they spent in prison, but none of these letters are found in this collection. Some were published in The Letters of Sacco and Vanzetti, edited by Marion D. Frankfurter and Gardener Jackson (New York, 1928).

The collection is arranged in four series:

• I. Personal and Biographical
• II. Correspondence
• III. Writings
• IV. Subject File

Series I, Personal and biographical (#1-25), includes the "Memoirs," diaries, photographs, miscellaneous personal papers, files on special occasions, and articles about EGE. The correspondence in the special occasions section is arranged alphabetically, with EGE's, reply, if any, immediately following the individual's letter.

Series II, Correspondence (#26-140), is arranged alphabetically; each correspondent (person or organization) is listed in the Inventory. Multiple letters from one source are in chronological order. Includes letters to and/or from, and in a few cases about the correspondent named. Only the number of letters, postcards and telegrams from named person/organization is indicated in parentheses. EGE letters are scattered throughout. Researchers should see the Inventory for further explanation and refer to the Index of Correspondents, as there is correspondence in all four series.

The Writings (#141-192) in Series III by EGE are arranged in five categories: general, letters to the editor, speeches, book reviews, and biographical articles. The biographical articles are in alphabetical order; the others are chronological within each category. Many printed articles in this and other series that were in poor condition or were already available on microfilm were discarded after microfilming.

Series IV, Subject file (#193-199), is arranged chronologically.

MICROFILM OF COLLECTION

• - The four diaries and one notebook of this collection (#4-6) were previously microfilmed; the film is available at the Schlesinger Library and is numbered M-59, reel 970, no. M10.
• - Dates and/or other information have been written on some items by a number of people, including EGE. In organizing the material, the processor accepted dates added by others and left undated material that was grouped with dated items where it was. All dates and other information added by the processor are in square brackets.
• - The pages of some items were numbered to aid the microfilmer, the proofreader, and researcher. Blank pages were not numbered.
• - All reels were proofread by the processor and corrections were made where necessary.
• - Some of the material in this collection was difficult to film due to such problems as flimsy paper with text showing through or faded and smudged writing. The film was carefully produced and proofread to insure that these items are as legible as possible
• - All photographs were microfilmed with the collection. Some are also available on the microfilm of the Schlesinger Library photograph collection (M-54).
• - This collection contains many articles by other writers. They were collected by EGE, some probably used as a source material for her own writings. In the case of most articles not about EGE, if the title, name of publication and date are available, only the title page was microfilmed.
• - Many clippings already on microfilm (according to Newspapers in Microform, United States, Library of Congress, 1973) were discarded after microfilm of the collection was completed.
• - Letters of one or more pages with either the salutation or the signature missing, as well as portions of letters, have been marked as fragments.
• - There are numerous letters with the text on the two inside pages written in two different directions, and some letters that have the final lines of text and the signature on page one. In these cases letters were microfilmed as they appear; pages were not turned and the first pages were not refilmed.
• - EGE's secretary, Anna (Bloom) Saval, sometimes used the verso of outdated letterhead or of printed pages for carbon copies and some print may show through. These letterhead/printed side were microfilmed only if they contained text.
• - The same situation applies to some paper EGE used to write drafts. Again, the letterhead/printed page sides were microfilmed only if they contained text.
• - Carbon copies of letters to different recipients sometimes appear on the same sheet (front and back). The processor numbered the sides [1] and [2] to indicate that this is the case.
• - Enclosures were microfilmed after letters.

REEL GUIDE:

For a list of the contents of A-21, see the inventory that follows. First set of numbers are folder numbers, followed by the reel number. When requesting microfilm material, please use the microfilm number and the reel number.

A-21: M-84, reel #
• 1-3, 7-25: 1
• 26-42: 2
• 43-54: 3
• 55-69: 4
• 70-86: 5
• 87-107: 6
• 108-120: 7
• 121-140: 8
• 141-164: 9
• 165-180: 10
• 181-199: 11
• 4-6: M-59, reel 970, no. M10

INVENTORY

• Series I. PERSONAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL
  • 1. "Memoir," ts., ca.1936
  • 2. "Memoir," ts., ca.1936
  • 3. Correspondence re: "Memoir" and EGE's papers, 1932, 1937, 1939, n.d.
    See also #128.
  • 4-7: Trips abroad, 1882-1930 (scattered).
    #4-6 available on M-59, reel 970, no. M10.
    • 4. diaries, 2 volumes, 1882, 1908-1909
    • 5. diary, 1914; notebook, 1920.
    • 6. diary, with notes, 1925-1930
    • 7. EGE letters to family and friends: ts. copies, one with ms. note by Jessie D. Hodder, 1919
  • 8. EGE letters re: chairman of the Massachusetts Parole Board, 1931, n.d., 7 ms. copies
  • 9. "Ouija-Board Impressions," notes, correspondence, 1925-1929
  • 10. Genealogy; correspondence re: funeral and wills, 1931, 1935, 1937, n.d.
    See also #22, #58.
  • 11. Photographs (4), 1919, 1931, 1936, n.d.
    FILED IN PHOTOGRAPH DRAWER.
  • 12-19: Special occasions, 1932-1937. Correspondence, some clippings (most calling cards, greeting cards and some telegrams were not indexed).
    • 12. 76th birthday, 1932
    • 13. Ford Hall Forum Award, 1933
    • 14. Ford Hall Forum, 1934, EGE chairman. Also tribute to EGE.
    • 15. Christmas, 1934. Includes card with childhood photographs of EGE, 1859.
      ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPHS FILED IN PHOTOGRAPH DRAWER.
    • 16. 79th birthday, 1935
    • 17. 80th birthday, 1936
    • 18. Christmas, 1936: ts. copies of EGE inscriptions in Brandeis and the Modern World, which she sent to friends.
    • 19. 81st birthday, 1937
  • 20-22: Ford Hall memorial meeting in honor of EGE, January 28, 1938
    • 20. Correspondence
    • 21. Remarks by Roger N. Baldwin, Mary W. Dewson, Aldino Felicani, Alice Hamilton, Arthur D. Hill, ts.
    • 22. Remarks by Fola La Follette, A.J. Muste, Dickinson S. Miller; includes other addresses by Miller, ts., printed.
  • 23-25: Articles re: EGE
    • 23. Printed, 1912, 1914, 1926
    • 24. Printed, ts., 1932, 1937, n.d.
    • 25. "Notes on Certain Influences on the Life of Mrs. Glendower Evans," by Dickinson S. Miller, ts., 1938

• Series II. CORRESPONDENCE
  • 26. Addams, Jane, 1934; Allen, Bernard M., 1929 (1); Allen, Devere, 1935 (1); Almy, Helen, 1933; American Civil Liberties Union, 1932-1935 (6).
  • 27. American Committee Against Fascist Oppression in Germany, 1933-1935 (2); Anderson, George W., 1936 (1); Andrews, Esther, 1934; The Atlantic Monthly, 1929-1933 (23).
  • 28. Bailly, Marie, 1932-1934, n.d. (3); Baima, Peter J., 1933 (1); Baker, Ray Stannard, 1923 (1); Balch, Emily Greene, 1933 (1); Baug, Eleonore, 1931 (1); Banks, Benjamin M., 1935-1936 (1);Beard, Mary, 1927 (1); Beekman, Sylvia, 1929 (1); Bhattacharji, Haidsi, 1933 (1); Binyon, Cicely, n.y. (1); Birtwell, Francis M., 1931 (1).
  • 29. Blackwell, Alice Stone, 1931-1937 (15)
  • 30. Blackwell, Alice Stone Fund, 1935-1936 (4)
  • 31. Bondfield, Margaret G., 1931-1936 (7); The Boston Globe, 1936 (1); Bowker, Phillip S., 1935.
  • 32-42: Brandeis family
    • 32-37: Alice (Goldmark) Brandeis
      • 32. 1890-1893 (February 2, 1893 includes one page from Louis Brandeis), ca.1900-1920 (scattered) (18)
      • 33. early 1920's-1932 (8)
      • 34. 1933-1934 (4)
      • 35. 1935 (7)
      • 36. 1926-1937 (16)
      • 37. n.d (27)
    • 38. Louis Brandeis, 1887-1936 (scattered), n.d. (13)
    • 39. Susan (Brandeis) Gilbert, husband Jacob ("Jack"), and children, 1926-1937, n.d. (15)
    • 40. Elizabeth (Brandeis) Raushenbush, husband Paul, and son Walter, 1921, 1931-1937, n.d. (16)
    • 41. Other Brandeis family members, 1931-1937 (12)
    • 42. Re: Brandeis house, Chatham, Massachusetts, 1933 ca.1936
  • 43. Brigham, F. Gorham, 1929-1935 (20). Includes TLS from Millard Smith.
    See also Alice Hamilton, #77.
  • 44. Brin, Alexander, 1934 (1); Brini, Baltrando, 1935; Broadhurst, Joan, 1933-1934 (2); Brooks, Helen L. and John Graham, 1934-1936, n.d. (13); Brown, Dorothy (Kirchwey), 1932 (1); Buckley, Charlotte C., 1935 (1); Burleigh, Edith N., 1931, 1935 (2); Burlingham, C[harles] C[ulp], 1935,(1).
  • 45. Cabot, Ella (Lyman) and Richard C., 1892-1936 (scattered) (26, including 15 ts. copies)
  • 46. Cabot, Lucy (Fuller) and Phillip, and daughter Faith ("Bunny"), 1902-1935 (scattered), n.d. (35)
  • 47. Cabot, Grace Dixon, 1932, 1936 (4)
  • 48. Cabot, J. Elliot, 1902 (1); Cabot, Mary Polly, 1933 (3).
  • 49. Cahoon, Martha Haley, 1930-1932 (11); Cairins, William Robert, 1932 (1); Cambell, Miss, 1934; Cannon, Ida M., 1934 (1); Carey, Arthur A., 1886-1902, n.d. (5). Includes ALS to Glendower Evans; Cheever, Mrs., 1934
  • 50. Re: child labor legislation, also EGE notes, 1906-1907, 1925, (12)
  • 51. Chilton, William E., 1916; Civil Liberties Committee of Massachusetts, 1931, 1933 (2); Codman E.A., 1930 (1); Codman Katharine B., 1929-1936 (7); Cole, Margaret R., 1934 (1); Coleman, Alice B., 1931 (1); Community Church, Boston, 1934 (1); Consumers League of Massachusetts, 1934, n.d. (2); Cox, Wilmot J., 1905; Crothers, Mrs., 1934; Curtis, Francis G., 1935.
  • 52. Dalzell, Florence Wassen, 1931, n.d. (2); Davis, Anna N., 1933-1934, (2); Dewey, Judd, 1934; Dewson, Mary W., 1933-1935, n.d. (5); Dodge, Laura W., 1935, n.d. (1); Doherty, Eliza, 1935 (1); Donovan, Mary, 1935 (1); Dreyfus, Carl, 1932, 1936, (2); Dudley, Helena, 1927, (1); Dudley, Sarah H., 1934 n.d. (2). Includes photograph; FILED IN PHOTOGRAPH DRAWER; Dunstan, Gina Ruth, 1932; Dunstan, Ruth H., 1932 (4).
  • 53. Deland, Lorin F., 1893 (1); Deland, Margaret, 1892-1937 (scattered), n.d. (27).
  • 54. Eddy, Sarah J., 1932 (1); Ehrmann, Sara, 1931 (1); Elliot, John M., 1935-1936 (2); Elliot, Mary, 1893, n.d. (19).
  • 55. Elmore, Jane, 1928-1937, n.d. (21); Ely, Joseph B., 1932-1933; Estes, Nan M., n.d. (5) Ewing, William C., 1931, n.d. (2).
  • 56. Evans: Edmund C., 1931 (1); Essylt, 1927, 1934-1935 (3); John, 1934; "Polly" (Mary), 1932, n.d. (2); Rebbeca, 1934 (1).
  • 57. Felicani, Aldino, 1933; Filene, Edward A., 1933-1935 (3). Also reprint of EAF statement on taxes; Flett, Mrs., 1933; Forbes, Mrs., J. Malcolm, 1936.
  • 58. Ford Hall Forum (also from, to & re: David K. Niles), 1931-1936, n.d. (17)
  • 59. Frankfurter: Felix, 1932-1936 (3 and 1 printed); Marion, 1932-ca.1937 (4); Ella and Stella, 1932.
  • 60. Friedman, Susannah, 1934; Frieze, John, 1934; Frothingham, Eugena B., n.d. (1);
  • 61. Gardiner: Frances, n.d. (1); J[ane] G., n.d. (1); Lita Howard, n.d. (1); Sophia Harrison (Mifflin), 1886 (1).
  • 62-73: Glasier family.
    See also Rose Simpson, #121.
    • 62-68: Katherine Bruce Glasier
      • 62. 1931, (12)
      • 63. 1932 (17).
        Includes photographs; FILED IN PHOTOGRAPH DRAWER.
      • 64. 1933 (17). Includes photographs, FILED IN PHOTOGRAPH DRAWER); 4 ALS from Frederick Glasier Foster to KBG, and 1 TL copy from J. Ramsay MacDonald to KBG.
      • 65. 1934 (5)
      • 66. 1935 (7)
      • 67. 1936 (15)
      • 68. 1937 (13)
    • 69. "Jeannie" (Jean Isabel Bruce Glasier) Webb and family, 1931-1936 (10).
      Includes photographs; FILED IN PHOTOGRAPH DRAWER.
    • 70-71: Malcolm Glasier, wife Margaret, daughter Dorothy Glendower Bruce.
      • 70. 1931-1934 (15).
        Includes photographs; FILED IN PHOTOGRAPH DRAWER.
      • 71. 1935-1937 (9 and 1 ts. copy).
        Includes photographs; FILED IN PHOTOGRAPH DRAWER.
    • 72. "Glen" (John Glendower) Glasier, 1927-1928 (3 ts. cc copies). Also ts. copy of his journal, 1921-1922.
    • 73. Lizette (Glasier) Foster and husband Frederick, 1932-1937 (9)
  • 74. Goldmark: Josephine, 1931-ca.1932, 1934-1935 (2); Pauline, 1934; Susan, 1924, 1932-1936, n.d. (16).
  • 75. Goldstein, Jonah J., 1934 (1); Grady, Alice, 1933; Greene, Rosalind (Huidekoper), daughter Francesca, 1916-1935, n.d. (17).
  • 76. Hale, Richard W., 1931-1933 (9).
    See also #132-133.
  • 77. Hamilton, Alice, 1925-1936, n.d. (18).
    Includes photographs. FILED IN PHOTOGRAPH DRAWER.
    See also F. Gorham Brigham, #43
  • 78. Re: Harvard Liberal Club, 1929 (1)
  • 79-84: Hodder family
    • 79-82: Hodder, Jessie D.
      See also #131.
      • 79. Re: divorce, 1906-1907, 1932, n.d. Also includes EGE ms. notes, 1906; statement by JH re: "Mr. Henry Riekel, Jr.," ts., n.d.
      • 80. 1905-1907 (16)
      • 81. 1912-1914 (11)
      • 82. 1916-1918, 1923-1931, 1936, n.d. (18)
    • 83-84: James Alan Hodder, wife Thelma, and children
      • 83. 1907, 1914-1918 (9)
      • 84. 1931-1936, n.d. (19)
  • 85. Holmes, John Haynes, 1927 (1); Holmes, Oliver Wendell, 1932 (1); Holt, Florence (Taber), 1919-1920, 1936 (1).
  • 86. Industrial Aid Society, 1933-1934 (1); International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union, 1930 (1); Jack, Cerise, 1932 (1); James, Edward Holton and Louisa (Cushing), 1932-1934, n.d. (4).
  • 87-89: William James family
    • 87. William, 1886, 1892-1906, n.d. (21, and 2 dictated to wife Alice)
    • 88. Alice Howe (Gibbens), 1887-1922 (scattered), n.d. (21)
    • 89. Children: Henry, William, Jr. (and wife Alice), and Peggy, and grandson Alexander R., 1916-1936 (scattered) (19).
      Includes photographs. FILED IN PHOTOGRAPH DRAWER.
      See also #16.
  • 90. Johnson, Inga, 1936; Johnson, James Weldon, 1934.
  • 91. Kelley, Nicholas, 1932-1934 (1); King, Delcevare, 1936-1937 (3); King, Miss, 1936; Kittredge, Mabel Hyde, 1935, n.d. (2); Knuckles, Louisa, 1934, n.d. (1).
  • 92-98: La Follette family
    • 92. Belle (Case), 1912, 1931
    • 93-94: Fola
      • 93. 1931-1935 (15). Includes TL from husband, George M. Middleton.
      • 94. 1936-1937 (19)
    • 95. Robert Marion, Jr., 1932-1936 (2)
    • 96. Philip Fox, wife Isabel ("Isen"), 1931-1936 (11).
      Includes photographs.FILED IN PHOTOGRAPH DRAWER.
    • 97. Mary, husband Ralph Sucher, 1931-1932 (3)
    • 98. Chester, 1935 (5)
  • 99. Lane, Persis McClennen, 1932 (1); Lawrence Central Labor Union, 1931 (1); Lee, Jennie (wife of Aneurin Bevan), 1933-1934 (1); Lee, Joseph, 1920-1921, 1936 (2); Lee, Margaret C., 1911, n.d. (4).
  • 100. Leland, Elsa (Tudor) dePierrefeu, 1933-1936, n.d.; Lindstrom, Olivia, 1932.
  • 101. Livingstone, Alice, 1931-1936, n.d. (6)
  • 102. Lowell, Josephine S., 1886, 1892 (3); Lurie, Ethel M. and Rueben, 1935, n.d. (2); Luscomb, Florence H. 1934-1936, n.d. (3). Locke, Allan, 1935.
    See also #119.
  • 103-104: Lyman family, including Susan Channing (Cabot) and son Arthur T.
    • 103. 1904, 1932-1936 (14, 2 dictated)
    • 104. 1935-1936, n.d. (9)
  • 105. MacCormick, A.H., 1932 (1); McCormick, Ada P., 1936 (1). Includes 6 ts. copies, Sarah Wyman Whitman to Richard C. Cabot; McCrady, Miss, 1927; MacDonald, James G., 1932 (1).
  • 106-107: James Ramsay MacDonald; also family, housekeeper, and secretary.
    • 106. Correspondence: James Ramsay, 1912, 1932-1933 (3); Margaret Ethel, 1909 (1); Ishbel, 1929, 1931, 1934 (2); Joan, 1932; Marie Byvoets, 1931-1934; Rose Rosenburg, 1931-1934.
      (2 Photographs. FILED IN PHOTOGRAPH DRAWER.
    • 107. Photographs, 1909, n.d.,: Margaret Ethel, 1895, 1909(2); James Ramsay, 1909, n.d (2 and copy); memorial to Margaret Ethel (1 and duplicate).
      FILED IN PHOTOGRAPH DRAWER.
  • 108. McElwain, B.S., 1933 (1); Machle, Pauline, 1933-1935 (2); Mack, Julian W., 1931 (1); McVilty, Honoria, n.d. (1). See also #101; Mahan, A.T., 1898, n.d. (2); Masachusetts Council for the Abolition of the Death Penalty, 1932 (1); Masachuetts Department of Correction, 1935-1936 (3); Masachusetts Trutees of Massachusets Training Schools, 1934-1935 (1); Mead, Lucia Ames, 1935, n.d. (3).
  • 109-112: Dickinson Sergent Miller
    • 109. 1889-1902 (19)
    • 110. 1904-1927 (scattered) (18)
    • 111. 1931-1936 (26)
    • 112. n.d. (25)
  • 113. Miller, Francis, 1931 (1); Moors, Ethel, 1934-1935 (1); Moreland, Donald Winchester, 1936; Morse, Frances Rollins, n.d. (1); Murray, Lady Mary, 1931, 1935-1936 (5); Mussey, Henry Raymond, 1931-1933 (2). Also TLS from Oswald Garrison Villard re: HRM.
  • 114. Muste, A.J., daughter Nancy, 1931-1936 (17)
  • 115. Nasmyth, Florence G., n.d. (2); The Nation, 1935; National Bail Fund, 1932-1934 (2); National Civic Federation, 1932 (2).
  • 116. O'Conner, Thomas, 1932 (1); O'Sullivan, Mortimer Kenney, 1937 (1); Parsons, Miss, 1933; Perry, Abby S., 1931 (1); Pierce, Vivian, 1932; Pinchot, Gertrude, 1932 (1); Pinkham, Henry W., 1934, 1936 (3); Post, Alice Thacher, 1934-1935 (1); Pound, Roscoe, 1926 (1 ms. copy); Price, Nina?, 1885, 1889 (2); Putnmam, Marian C., 1889-1932 (scattered) (3).
  • 117-118: Elizabeth Cabot Putnam
    • 117. 1886-1899 (15)
    • 118. 1900-1911, 1920-1921, n.d. (12). Also 1 ALS fragment, ECP to Katherine re: EGE, n.d.; ms. and ts. of ECP poem, n.d.
  • 119. Re: installation of radio, State Prison, Charlestown, Masachusetts, 1931, 1936 (7)
  • 120. Ripley, William Z., 1934 (1); Roberts, Betty, 1934; Roberts, Richard, 1937 (1); Robins, Margaret (Dreier), 1932; Roe, Gwyneth, 1931, 1936 (2); Roehrer, Joseph, 1925-1932 (8). Includes Roosevelt, Franklin D., 1933-1936 (1 TL, signed by M.H McIntyre); Rotzel, Nellie, 1931-1932 (2); Ryan, Minnie, 1936 (1).Photograph FILED IN PHOTOGRAPH DRAWER; Roewer, George E., 1934 (1);
  • 121. Sacco, Dante, 1935; Saval, Maurice, 1934 (1); Sayre, Jessie (Wilson), ca.1911-1913, 1932 (3); Sayre, Francis Bowes, 1932-1934 (2). Includes TLS re: JWS; Scudder, Vida D., 1933 (1); Sears, Annie L., 1931 (1); Silva, Minnie, 1934-1935 (3); Simpson, Rose, 1931-1935 (3); Simson?, 1936 (1); Sisterhood of Temple Israel, Boston (1); Smith, Eleanore, 1935; Smith, Mary and William Mason, 1933-1936 (2); Socialist Expansion Fund, 1934 (1); Socialist Party, New England District, 1932-1933 (2). Also EGE's Socialist Party membership card; Soviet Russia Today, 1932 (1).
  • 122. Springfield Republican, re: EGE articles, 1933-1936 (10)
  • 123. Re: Henry Stewart, 1931-1937 (7) , EGE to Alice Brandeis, January 14, 1932..
    See also #33
  • 124. Storrow, (Helen Osborne), 1933-1935 (2)
  • 125. Taber C.M., 1906 (1); Thompson, Mary Huntington, 1935-1936 (2); Timpson, Katherine, 1932 (2); Timpson, Katherine Livingstone, 1933-1935, n.d. (4); Timpson, Robert Livingstone C., 1933-1934, (1); Timpson, Theodore, 1936 (1); Toynbee, Rosalind, 1933, n.d. (2).
  • 126-129: Unwin, Ethel, and Raymond
    • 126. Ethel, 1917, 1930-1932 (10 and 2 copies)
    • 127. Ethel, Raymond and family, 1933-1936, n.d. (24)
    • 128. EGE letters to EU, sent by EU with covering letter to Marion Frankfurter (ca.1938), 1921, 1928-1937, n.d.
      See also #3.
    • 129. Articles by and re: RU, TL (copy) to RU, 1930-1935
  • 130. Van Buren, William H., 1934-1935 (6)
  • 131. Van Waters, Miriam, 1932-1936 (3). Also correspondence re: MVW, 1935.
  • 132-133: Re: Voluntary Defenders Committee; includes some copies.
    • 132. 1929 (16)
    • 133. 1930-1934 (20)
  • 134. Wald Lillian, 1933 (1); Wallace, Jessie, 1931 (1); Walsh, David I., 1934-1935; Weiss, Hans, 1935 (1); Wheeler, John, 1930, 1933 (2); White, Eva (Whiting), 1937 (1); Wigglesworth, George, 1905, 1907 (2); Williams, Laura C., 1936-1937 (3); Woodbury, Peggy (Lee), 1935-1936 (1); Woolfenden, (Honorable), 1933.
  • 135. Wilson, Woodrow, 1912-1918, 1921 (3)
  • 136. Re: Woodrow Wilson, TLS from Dickinson Miller, 1916; articles, speech, pamphlets, 1914-1918, 1931.
  • 137. Winslow, Gertrude, 1933, n.d. (1); Winsor, Edward A., 1932 (1); Winter, Ella (wife of Lincoln Steffens), 1936 (1); Women's City Club of Boston, 1935 (1); Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, 1935 (1); Woods, Lucy R., n.d. (2); World Center for Women's Archives, Inc., 1936 (1).
  • 138. EGE to Edward?, 1934
  • 139. To EGE from unidentifiable correspondents, 1890-1906 (scattered), n.d. (10)
  • 140. Others to others: Boeckel, Florence to Alice Brandeis, n.d. (1); Cabot, Geraldine, to Robert Hallowell Gardiner?, 1926 (1 copy); Comins, Eben F. To Alice Brandeis, n.d. (1); Gardiner, J. Pennington, to Philip F. La Follette, 1936 (1 copy); Gardiner, J. Pennington, to Edward H.R. Revere, 1936 (1 copy); Lurie, Ruben L., to Felix Franfurter, 1937 (1). Also ALS from Amleto Fabbri to Lurie; Lyman, Susan C., to "Cousin Lizzie," n.d. (1); Mason, Alpheus Thomas, to Marion Frankfurter, 1944 (1); Merril, Mary F. (Smith) to Mrs. Morse, 1904 (1); Miller, Dickinson S., to Miss Fuller, n.d. (1); Miller, Dickinson S., to Mrs. Holt [Florence?], 1901, n.d. (2).

• Series III. WRITINGS
  • 141-144: General
    • 141. 1910-1913: "Insurgency in the Middle West," The Boston Common, October 1, 1910; La Follett's Weekly: "An Afternoon at Sea Girt," September 21, 1912. Also ts.; "The Spirit of the Age and the Seat of Government," February 1913. Also ts.; " The Spirit of the Age and the New South," March 1913. Also ms.; "The Spirit of the Age and the Northern Peninsula of Michigan," April 12, 1913.
    • 142. 1914-1917: La Follette's Weekly: "An Audience at the White House," February 14, 1914; "A Voyage to an Unknown World," May 23, 1914. Also ts.; "Wage Earning and War," October 17, 1914. Also ts.; "Free speech at Issue," April 1917; " The Parable of Panama," The Socialist Review, July-September 1914; also ts. of same article (titled "The United States Government as Builder and Employer").
    • 143. ca.1919-1923: "The Boston Policemen's Strike," reprint, La Follette's Magazine. ca. November 1919; "The Minimum Wage: The Massachusetts Law," The Catholic World, May 1923; "The Woman's Party-Right or Wrong? I. The Woman's Party is Wrong," The New Republic, September 26, 1923.
    • 144. n.d.: "Life Comes From the Soil," ms.; "A Point of View," ts.; notes, ts.
  • 145. Published letters to the editor, 1915-1934 (scattered), n.d.
  • 146-147: speeches; includes correspondence and background material, ms., ts.
    • 146. Re: freedom of speech, 1920, 1929.
    • 147. re: old age pensions legislation, 1929-1930.
  • 148-149: Book Reviews ; includes correspondence, tss. and printed.
    • 148. 1932
    • 149. 1932-1933, n.d.
  • 150-192: Biographical articles. Includes printed articles, correspondence, notes, drafts, photographs, and/or other related material; ms., ts., printed.
    Dates given are inclusive.
    • 150. Blackwell, Alice Stone, 1933, n.d.
    • 151. Bondfield, Margaret, 1919-1933, n.d.
    • 152. Brandeis, Louis D. and Alice, ca.1926-1936.
      See also #160.
    • 153. Cabot, Ella (Lyman), n.d.
    • 154. Cero, Gangi, 1928-1933.
    • 155. "The Community Church of Boston and the Folks Who Have Done It" (John Haynes Holmes, Clarence R. Skinner, Gertrude Laverack Winslow), n.d.
    • 156. Deland, Margaret, 1933
    • 157. Frankfurter, Felix, 1926 or 1927, 1933
    • 158-159: Glasier, John Bruce and Katherine Bruce.
      • 158. 1926, 1933
      • 159. By and about KBG, 1928-1936, n.d.
    • 160. Grady, Alice H. 1934.
    • 161. Hamilton, Alice. 1915-1935 (scattered), n.d.
    • 162. Hodder, Jessie Donaldson.
      See also #181.
    • 163. EGE drafts, ts., n.d.
    • 164. Jackson, James and Patrick Tracy, 1933.
      See also #184.
    • 165-169: James, William.
      • 165. 1929
      • 166. Letters to EGE in response to article, 1929
      • 167. EGE draft, ts., letters from James family, 1931, n.d.
      • 168. EGE draft, ts., n.d.
      • 169. Two articles by WJ, printed, 1905, n.d.
    • 170-171: Kelley, Florence
      • 170. 1934. Includes photographs. FILED IN PHOTOGRAPH DRAWER.
      • 171. By and about FK. (not by EGE). 1929-1932
    • 172. Kent, Elizabeth, 1913
    • 173-177: La Follette family.
      • 173. 1931
      • 174. 1932
      • 175. Extracts of correspondence with, and correspondence re: La Follettes, 1911-1916, 1931, n.d. n.d.
      • 176. Two EGE drafts, ts., n.d.
      • 177. Articles by and about the La Follettes, printed, 1925, 1931-1934.
    • 178. Long, Cedric, 1931.
      See also #188.
    • 179. 1929, 1933
    • 180. Re: family,1923, 1929-1933
    • 181-182: "Massachusetts- There She Stands"
      • 181. 1935. Re: Josephine Shaw Lowell (includes photographs FILED IN PHOTOGRAPH DRAWER). Elizabeth Cabot Putnam (see also #184), Susan Channing Lyman, Annette P. Rogers, Jessie Donaldson Hodder (see also #162-163), Miriam Van Waters.
      • 182. letters to EGE in response to articles, 1936.
    • 183. O'Sullivan, Mary (Kenney). 1933, n.d. Includes photographs FILED IN PHOTOGRAPH DRAWER. Includes ts. of 1933 article missing when microfilmed.
    • 184. Putnam, Elizabeth Cabot and Charles P. 1904, 1922 1933.
      Includes photographs (in photograph drawer).
      See also #181.
    • 185. Sacco, Nicola and Bartolomeo Vanzetti, 1924-1932, n.d.
      See also #149.
    • 186. Slade, Madeleine ("Mirabai"). 1931-1934.
      See also #127.
    • 187. Thompson, William Goodrich. 1928, 1935.
    • 188. "Three Young Crusaders" (Cedric Long, A.J Muste, Harold L. Rotzel), 1912-1913, 1929, n.d.
    • 189. Washburn, Charles G. n.d.
    • 190-191: Webb, Beatrice and Sidney.
      • 190. 1926, 1929
      • 191. 1930-1931
    • 192. Wilkinson, Perle Rous, 1927.

• Series IV. SUBJECT FILE
  • 193. Re: Women, war and peace, 1914-1916, n.d.
  • 194. Re: Negro problems," 1915-1920.
  • 195. Amalgamated Textile Workers of America, 1919-1920, n.d.
  • 196. Re: Frances Rollins Morse, 1928. Includes photograph of FRM, n.d. and two of Mary Lee Morse, 1874, n.d.
    Photographs FILED IN PHOTOGRAPH DRAWER.
  • 197. Re: Berlin (Massachusetts) Branch of the Lyman School, 1934.
  • 198. Re: Jane Addams, 1935.
  • 199. "Committee on Results Obtained by Child-Saving Agencies," n.d.
  • 200. Photographs from folders 11-71.
    FILED IN PHOTOGRAPH DRAWER.
  • 201. Photographs from folders 77-196.
    FILED IN PHOTOGRAPH DRAWER.

Additional catalog entries:

INDEX OF SELECTED CORRESPONDENTS

• Researchers should refer to this index because there is correspondence not only in series II, but also in Series I, III and IV.
• This index includes the names of all writers and recipients, both individuals and organizations, of letters. There are two exceptions. Little known persons writing for organizations are not indexed (though the organizations are), and most greeting cards, telegrams and calling cards are not indexed. Information about individuals and subjects is also not indexed. EGE is not included as a writer; her letters appear throughout the collection. In cases where married couples wrote both jointly and separately each person was indexed.
• Key: No symbol = Writer; * = Writer and recipient; + = Recipient
• Addams, Jane 13, 26+, 105
• Alice Stone Blackwell Fund - see Blackwell, Alice Stone Fund
• Allen, Bernard M. 26
• Allen, Caroline S. 12
• Allen, Devere 26*
• Allen, Margaret E. 12
• Almy, Helen 26+
• American Civil Liberties Union(See also Roger Baldwin) 26*, 146
• American Committee against Fascist Oppression in Germany 27*
• American Workers Party - see Workers Party of the U.S.
• Anderson, George W. 8+, 27
• Andrews, Esther 27+
• Andson, Manley 105
• Associated Charities, Atlanta, Georgia 50*
• Atlantic Monthly 27*
• Bailly, Marie Whitman 13, 28*
• Baima, Peter J. 28
• Baker, Ray Stannard 28
• Balch, Emily Greene 17, 28
• Baldwin, Roger Nash 17, 20+, 26*, 146, 154
• Ball, Madeline R. 17, 122*, 156
• Balsam, Louis 45
• Balur, Edith M. 17
• Bancroft, Elizabeth 36
• Bang Eleonore 13*, 28
• Banks, Benjamin M. 28*
• Bates, Sanford 131
• Beard, Mary 28, 137
• Beekman, Sylvia 28
• Bhattacharji, Haidsi 28*
• Binyon, Cicely 28
• Birtwell, Frances M. 28
• Blackwell, Alice Stone 12, 14, 16, 17, 18, 19, 29*
• Blackwell, Alice Stone Fund 30*
• Blumgart, Herrmann L. 84+
• Boeckel, Florence Brewer 13, 140, 175
• Bondfield, Margaret 17*, 31*, 151*
• Booth, Christie 127
• Borgeand, Sheila 66
• Boston Evening Transcript 181
• Boston Globe 82
• Boston Symphony Orchestra 54+
• Bowker, Philip S. 31+
• Brandeis, Alice 17*,32*, 33*, 34*, 35*, 36*, 37*, 38+, 41+, 42, 127+, 152
• Brandeis, Elizabeth- see Elizabeth Raushenbush
• Brandeis, Jennie 41*
• Brandeis, Louis D. 17, 32, 35+, 38*, 41+
• Brandeis, Susan - see Susan Gilbert
• Bresnahan, Thomas H. 132+, 133*, 166
• Brewster, Charles O. 79
• Brigham, F. Gordon 13, 43 *
• Brigham, Helen G. 12
• Brin, Alexander 13*, 17, 44
• Brin, Joseph G. 13*
• Brini, Baltrando 44+
• Broadhurst, Joan 44*
• Brooks, Helen L. 44*
• Brooks, John Graham 14, 17*, 18, 44*, 182
• Brooks, Susan M. Graham 14
• Brookwood Labor College 114*
• Brown, Dorothy Kirchwey 17, 30*, 44
• Brown, LaRue 17, 18, 30
• Bruno, Charles F. 13
• Bruno, Ida 13, 18
• Buckley, Charlotte C. 44, 130+
• Bullock, Matthew W. 17
• Bullock, Richard 42+
• Burleigh, Edith N. 44, 162, 166
• Burlingham, Charles C. 44, 79*
• Byvoets, Marie 15+, 106*
• Cabot, Ella (Lyman) 12, 45*, 79+
• Cabot, Faith 46+
• Cabot, Geraldine 140
• Cabot, Grace Dixon 47*
• Cabot, Henry B., Jr. 132*
• Cabot, J. Elliot 48
• Cabot, Lucy Fuller 46*
• Cabot, Mary (Polly) 13, 48*
• Cabot, Philip 14, 46*
• Cabot, Richard C. 16, 17, 45*, 98+, 105+
• Caccia, Mr. 79+
• Cahoon, Martha Haley 49*
• Cairns, William Robert 49*
• Campbell, Miss 49+
• Cannon, Ida M. 49*, 182
• Cappadonna, Anthony 86*
• Carey, Arthur A. 49
• Celapp (?), Helen 108
• Chafee, Zachariah, Jr. 108*
• Cheever, Helen 17, 49+
• Chilton, William E. 51+
• Church Home Society- see Marie W. Bailly
• Civil Liberties Committee of Massachusetts 51
• Clark, Evans 115
• Codman, Ernest Amory 51*, 84+
• Codman, Katherine Bowditch 51*
• Cohn, Fannia M. 86
• Cole, Margaret R. 51
• Coleman, Alice B 51
• Coleman, George W. 14, 16, 18, 58
• Comins, Eben F. 140
• Community Church, Boston 51*
• Connick, Charles J. 16
• Connick, Mabel 17
• Consumers' League of Massachusetts 51*
• Cook, Cara 114*
• Cook, Waldo, 122
• Cooperative League 178
• Cox, Wilmot T. 51
• Crothers, Mrs. 51+
• Curtis, Bridgham 79
• Curtis, Frances G. 13*, 51+
• Cust, R.H. Hobart 79
• Dalzell, Florence Wasson 52
• Davis, Anna N. 15, 18, 52*, 114, 182
• Day, Elizabeth R. 14
• Deland, Lorin 13, 53
• Deland, Margaret 13*, 53*, 156, 166, 182
• de Pierrefeu, Elsa- see Elsa Leland
• Devlin, Thomas M. 13*, 17
• Dewey, Judd 52+, 58+
• Dewson, Mary W. 8+, 13, 18, 20+,52*
• Dexter, Smith O. 14, 17
• Dietrichson, Gerhard and Mary Watkins 16
• Dodge, Laura W. 52*
• Doherty, Eliza and son James 52*
• Donovan, Mary 52
• Dreyfus, Carl 13, 14*, 17, 52*, 166, 182
• Driscoll, Mary E. 115*
• Dudley, Helena S. 12, 52,
• Dudley, Sarah H. 17, 18, 52*
• Dunstan, Ruth H. and daughter Gina Ruth 52*
• Duveneck, Josephine W. 17
• Dwight Manufacturing Co., Boston 50
• Eddy, Sarah J. 54
• Eddy, Sherwood 114*
• Ehrmann, Sara R. 54
• Elliot, John M. 54*
• Elliot, Mary 54
• Elmore, Jane B. 55*, 162, 166
• Ely, Joseph B. 8+, 55*, 59+, 123+
• Emerson, William 129
• Essex County Superior Court 76*
• Estes, Nan M. 55
• Evans, Edmund C. 56
• Evans, Essyllt 56+
• Evans, Glendower 49+
• Evans, John 56
• Evans, Polly 56*
• Evans, Rebecca Winsor 56*
• Evans (?) 18
• Everts, William P. 78+
• Ewing, William C. 55, 166
• Fabbri, Amleto 140
• Felicani, Aldino 16, 57+
• Ferguson, Jean 39+
• Filene, Edward A. 13*, 14, 17, 18, 57*
• Finkel, Samuel B. 16
• Fleet, Mrs. 57+
• Forbes, Mrs. J. Malcolm 57+
• Forbes, Rose Dabney 15
• Ford Hall Forum 58*
• Foreign Policy Association 58+
• Fosdick, Frederick W. 132
• Foster, Frederick Glasier 64, 73*
• Foster, Lizette (Glasier) 73
• Frankfurter, Ella 59+
• Frankfurter, Felix 8+, 10+, 15+, 33+, 59*, 140+
• Frankfurter, Marion 3*, 10+, 15+, 33+, 59*, 128+, 137+, 140+
• Frankfurter, Stella 16, 59+
• Freyre y Santandes, Manuel de 28
• Friedman, Susannah 60*
• Frieze, John 60+
• Frothingham, Eugenia B. 60
• Frothingham, Mrs. Langdon 60
• Fuller, Miss. 140+
• Gardiner, Frances 61
• Gardiner, J. Pennington 10+, 16+, 18+, 58*, 59*, 67+, 100+, 123, 140
• Gardiner, Jane 19, 61
• Gardiner, Lita Howard 61
• Gardiner, Raynor M. 132+, 133+
• Gardiner, Robert Hallowell 10+, 58+, 140+
• Gardiner, Sophia Harrison (Mifflin) 61
• Gilbert, Katherine de Pierrefeu 100
• Gilbert, Susan and family 39*
• Giles, Alma I. 166
• Glasier, Jean Isabel- see Jean Isabel Webb
• Glasier, John Glendower 72
• Glasier, Katherine Bruce 15+, 62-67*, 68, 72*, 159
• Glasier, Malcolm Bruce and family 70*, 71*
• Godfrey M. Hyams Trust 133+
• Goldmark, Josephine 74*, 166
• Goldmark, Pauline 74+
• Goldmark, Susan 74*
• Goldstein, Jonah J. 75
• Gordon, Geraldine 16, 18
• Grady, Alice 34, 75+
• Graves (?), Miss 28
• Greene, Francesca 75
• Greene, Rosalind H. 14*, 75*
• Hale, Richard W. 15+, 16, 76*, 132*, 133*
• Hallowell, (?) 18, 182
• Hamilton, Alice 15, 18, 20+, 77*
• Hartman, L.O. 16
• Harvard Liberal Club 78*
• Henshaw, Sidney P. 130*
• Herrick, Peggy Perkins 84+, 131*
• Herter, Christian 58+
• Hill, Arthur D. 18, 20+, 182
• Hitchcock, Curtis 127*
• Hitchcock, Peggy 126+, 127+
• Hocking, Agnes O'Reilly 14+
• Hocking, W. Ernest 111+
• Hodder, James Alan 83, 84+
• Hodder, James A., Jr., Elizabeth, Janet 84*
• Hodder, Jessie D. 7*, 72+, 80, 81, 82, 83+
• Hodder, Thelma 84*
• Hogsett, Edith 15
• Hogsett, James L. 18, 119*
• Holcombe, Arthur N. 78*
• Holme, Marion 18
• Holmes, John Haynes 17, 85, 186
• Homles, Oliver Wendell 85*
• Holt, Florence Taber 7+, 17, 85*, 140+ (?), 175+
• Holt, Sylvia 77+
• Hopkins, Marguerite S. 17
• Howes, Edith M. 166, 182
• Hoyt, Mary Wilkins 21*
• Hoyt, Violet Underwood 9
• Huntington, Catherine Sargent 18
• Ickes, Anna W. 137*
• Industrial Aid Society 17, 86, 123*
• Jack Cerise 86*
• James, Alexander R. 89
• James, Alice 89*
• James, Alice H. 79, 88
• James, Edward H. 17, 86*
• James, Henry (Harry) 16, 17*, 89*, 165, 167
• James, Louisa 16, 18, 86*
• James, Peggy - see Peggy Porter
• James, William 87
• James, William Jr. 18, 89*
• Jewish Women's College Club, Boston(?) 60*
• Johnson, Elizabeth G. 12
• Johnson, Inga 90+
• Johnson, James Weldon 90+
• Julien, Nathaniel T. 13
• Kane, Francis Fisher 133+
• Kelley, Nicholas 91*
• Kellogg, Paul Underwood 151
• King, Delcevare 13*, 17, 91*
• King, Miss 91+
• Kittredge, Mabel Hyde 91
• Klebsattel, Christian F. 18 51*
• Knuckles, Louisa 91*
• Koren, Kate 18
• Kozol, Frank (?) L. 18
• Labour Leader 159+
• La Follette, Belle 92+, 172* (extracts)
• La Follette, Chester 98*
• La Follette, Fola 93*, 94*, 96+
• La Follette, Isabel 13, 96*
• La Follette, Mary - see Mary Sucher
• La Follette, Philip 13, 17, 94, 96*, 140+, 175+
• La Follete, Robert M. Jr. 20+, 95*, 96+
• Laidler, Harry W. 13 (see Norman Thomas)
• Lanagan, Francis J.W. 108*
• Lane, Persis McClennan 99*
• Lawrence Central Labor Union 99
• Lee, Jennie 99*
• Lee, Joseph 16, 99*, 182
• Lee, Margaret C. 99
• Lee, Marion S. 14, 16
• Leland, Elsa (Tudor) de Pierrefeu 18, 100*
• Leventhal, Viola 13
• Levy, Hannah Smith and Phillip 69*
• Lief, Alfred 152*
• Lindstrom, Olivia S. 18, 100+
• Livingstone, Alice 101*
• Locke, Allan 102+, 119
• Long, Mary Cover 178
• Longmans, Green and Co. 167
• Lowell, Josephine S. 102
• Lurie, Ethel M. 102*
• Lurie, Ruben L. 102*, 140*
• Luscomb, Florence 102*
• Lyman, Arthur T. 8+, 17, 18, 103*, 104*, 123+
• Lyman, Bessie H. 104*
• Lyman, Mrs. Henry 103+
• Lyman, Mrs. Ronald T. 103+
• Lyman, Ruth 103+, 104*
• Lyman, Ruthie - see Ruthie Rigg
• Lyman, Susan C. 14, 17, 19, 103*, 104*, 140, 182
• Lyman, Twoie (?) 104
• Lynch, Grace 92, 95*
• McAnarney, Agnes 18
• MacCormick, A.H. 105
• McCormick, Ada P. 105*
• McCrady, Louisa 17, 105+, 166
• MacDonald, Ishbel 15+, 106*
• MacDonald, James G. 105
• MacDonald, James Ramsay 64, 106*
• MacDonald, Joan - see Joan MacKinnon
• MacDonald, Margaret Ethel 106
• McElwain, B.S. 108*
• Machle, Pauline 108*
• Mack, Julian W. 108
• MacKinnon, Joan 106+
• McNulty, William J. 132+, 133+, 148*
• McVilty, Honoria 101+, 108
• Magoun, Jeanne Bartlesow 13*
• Mahan, A.T. 108
• Manthorne, Lennie C. 108*
• Marlboro Musicians' Protective Union 147*
• Marshall, Harold 108
• Mason, Alpheus Thomas 140
• Massachusetts Civic League 31
• Massachusetts Committee for Old Age Security 147*
• Massachusetts, Commonwealth of, Department of Correction 108*, 119, 123*, 131*
• Massachusetts, Commonwealth of, Department of Mental Diseases 123*
• Massachusetts, Commonwealth of, Department of Public Welfare 49*
• Massachusetts, Commonwealth of, Trustees of Massachusetts Training Schools 108*
• Massachusetts Cotton Mills 50*
• Massachusetts Council for the Abolition of the Death Penalty 108
• Massachusetts General Hospital 123
• Massachusetts Mills in Georgia - see Massachusetts Cotton Mills
• Massachusetts Savings Bank 84
• Massachusetts State Federation of Labor 114+, 147
• Mead, Lucia Ames 16, 17, 108*
• Meikleham, H.P. 50*
• Merrill, Mary F. Smith 140
• Middleton, Fola - see Fola La Follette
• Middleton, George M. 93, 94+
• Miller, Dickinson Sergeant 3, 17, 18, 20+, 109, 110, 111*, 112, 136, 140
• Miller, Francis 113*
• Mishkin, Charles 132+
• Moley, Raymond 131
• Moors, Ethel 14, 113*, 166, 182
• Moreland, Donld W. 18, 86, 113, 123*
• Morison, Samuel Eliot 16
• Morse, Frances Rollins 113
• Morse, Mrs. 140+
• Murphy, Letitia Wing 16
• Murray, Bernard C. 119
• Murray, Gilbert 17*
• Murray, Mary 17*, 113*
• Mussey, Henry Raymond 113*
• Muste, A.J. 14, 114*
• Muste, Nancy 114*
• Nagel, Hildegard 41*
• Napolitano, Matteo, 13
• Nasmyth, Florence G. 18, 115
• The Nation 115+ 187
• National Bail Fund 115*
• National Civic Federation 115*
• National Peace Congress, 1933 127
• New York Society of Architects 127+
• Nielson, J.T. 147
• Niles, David K. 8+, 12, 13+, 15+, 16, 58*, 174
• Nobel Peace Prize Committee 105+
• Noble, Emma 126
• Nutter, George R. 132+
• O'Conner, Thomas 116
• Osborn and Irwin, Inc. 52*
• O'Sullivan, Mary Kenney 13, 27+, 188+
• O'Sullivan, Mortimer Kenney 116
• Paine, George L. 186
• Palmer, Mr. And Mrs. 42+
• Parsons, Miss 42+
• Patterson, Malcolm R. 50
• Peabody, Francis G. 166, 190
• Penn, Sophie R. and William 12, 58*, 120+
• Perkins, Frances 29+
• Perry, Abby S. 12, 116
• Perry, Ralph Barton 165
• Petrella Vincenzo 13, 17
• Pierce, Myron E. 16
• Pierce, Vivian 116+
• Pigors, Faith 18
• Pinchot, Gertrude 116*
• Pinchot, Gifford 13
• Pinkham, Henry W. 18, 116*
• Pomeroy, Dorothy and Vivian 16
• Porter, Peggy 18, 89*, 165, 167
• Post, Alice Thacher 17, 116*
• Pound, Roscoe 116
• Prescott, Charles J. Jr. 14*, 16, 18 (?)
• Price, Lucien 19
• Prince, Fanny (?) 13, 14, 17
• Prince, Nina (?) 116
• Putnam, Carl 18
• Putnam, Elizabeth Cabot 117*, 118*
• Putnam, Marian C. 116*
• Randolph, Isabella Carter 130*
• Raushenbush, Elizabeth 13, 36, 37, 40*, 182
• Raushenbush, Paul 40*
• Raushenbush, Walter 40*
• Raymond, Howard C. 17+
• Revere, Edward H.R. 140+
• Rigg, Horace A., Jr. and Ruthie 103*
• Ripley, William Z. 120*
• Roberts, Betty 18, 120+
• Roberts, Richard 120
• Robins, Margaret D. 120+
• Roe, Gilbert E. 146
• Roe, Gwyneth K. 120, 162
• Roehrer, Joseph 120
• Roewer family 17
• Roewer, George 17, 120
• Rollins, Alice 156
• Roosevelt, Franklin D. 120*
• Rosenburg, Rose 106+
• Rotzel, Harold 16
• Rotzel, Nellie 18, 120*
• Rowe, Will 186*
• Ryan, Minnie 120
• Sacco, Dante 86, 121+
• Savage, Margaret Cole 160
• Saval, Anna (Bloom) 3, 14*, 34, 35+, 42+, 52, 59, 68+, 71+, 100, 119+, 120, 121+, 127+, 152+, 181+
• Saval, Maurice 121
• Sayre, Francis B. 8+, 121*
• Sayre, Jessis 121*
• Schecter, Max 13*
• Schrimer, Greta B. 18
• Schrimer, Walter J. 182
• Schlesinger, Arthur and Elizabeth 16, 18
• Schoedler, Lillian 14, 57*
• Scripps, Robert P. 174*
• Scudder, Vida 121*
• Sears, Annie L. 121
• Sedgwick, Ellery - see The Atlantic Monthly
• Shurcliff, Margaret H. 12, 18
• Silva, Minnie 121
• Simpson, Rose 15+, 18, 121*
• Simson, (?) 121
• Sisterhood of Temple Israel, Boston 121*
• Skinner, Clara 18
• Skinner, Clarence R. 14+, 51*
• Slichter, Sumner H. 59
• Slum Clearence Committee of New York 127*
• Smart, Mary 39+
• Smith, Caroline Phillips 16
• Smith, Eleanor 121+
• Smith, Mary 13, 121*, 182
• Smith, Mason 121
• Smith, Millard 43*
• Snow, Edwin Ray 119
• Socialist Expansion Fund 121*
• Socialist Party, New England District 121
• Soviet Russia Today 121*
• Spear, Theresa I. 16
• Spofford, William B. 114
• Springfield, Republican 122*, 156
• Springfield Typographical Union 147
• Stantial, Edna 30*
• Stearns, A. Warren 119*
• Stewart, Henry 123+
• Storrow, Helen 124*
• Strong, Anna Louise 102+
• Sucher, Mary 97
• Sucher, Ralph 97*, 175
• The Sunday Herald 184
• Survey Associates 151
• Sweetser, George A. 119
• Taber, C.M. 125
• Taber, Harry 16
• Thomas, Barbara 13
• Thomas, Norman 13, 17, 115
• Thompson, Mary Huntington 17+, 18, 125*
• Thompson, William Goodrich 13, 14*, 15
• Thorndike, Benjamin A.G. 13*
• Timpson, Katherine 125
• Timpson, Katherine Livingstone 125*
• Timpson, Robert Livingstone C. 125*
• Timpson, Theodore 125
• Tinnick, Rosa 13
• Toynbee, Arnold J. 15+
• Toynbee, Rosalind 125*
• Tudor, Elsa - see Elsa Leland
• United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners 147
• United States Department of Labor 188
• Unwin, Ethel 3, 126*, 127*, 128+, 191+
• Unwin, Jennie 127*
• Unwin, Peggy - see Peggy Hitchcock
• Unwin, Raymond 127+, 128+, 129+
• Van Buren, William H. 130*
• Van Waters, Miriam 131*
• Vaughan, David D. 16
• Villard, Oswald Garrison 113
• Voluntary Defenders Committee 132*, 133*
• Wald, Lillian D. 17*, 134*
• Wallace, Jessie 15+, 134
• Walsh, David I. 13, 134+
• Washburn, Charles G. 50+
• Webb, Beatrice 191
• Webb, Bruce 69*
• Webb, Jean Isabel 65, 69*
• Webb, Patricia Katherine 65, 69+
• Wehle, Louis B. 41*, 166, 182
• Wehle, Mary Liddell 41*
• Weiss, Hans 134*
• Wheeler, Burton K. 17
• Wheeler, John 134*
• Whitaker, T. Arthur 13
• White, Eva W. 134
• White, Leslie Winslow 18
• Whiteside, Alexander 133+
• Whitman, Mr. and Mrs. 14+
• Whitman, Sarah Wyman 105
• Whitman Savings Bank 84+
• Whittier Mills, Georgia 50*
• Wholly, Arthur T. 42*
• Wiesman, Margaret 17+, 51+
• Wigglesworth, George 134
• Williams, Laura C. 134*
• Williams, Richard E. 18
• Williams, Warner W. 179
• Wilson, Jessie - see Jessie Sayre
• Wilson, Woodrow 135*
• Wing, Abner T. 16
• Winslow, Gertrude 3*, 7+, 10+, 14*, 51, 52+, 137*
• Winslow, Thacher 3+, 17, 18
• Winsor, Edward A. 137
• Winter, Ella 27*, 137
• Women's City Club, Boston 137*
• Women's International League for Peace and Freedom 137*
• Wood, L. Hollingsworth 115*
• Woodbury, Peggy Lee 134*
• Woods, Lucy R. 137
• Woolfenden, Honorable 134+
• Wooley, Mary Emma 16
• Workers Party of the U.S 114
• World Center for Women's Archives, Inc. 137
• World Telegram 174*
• Wright, Lucy 181
• Yale University Press 149

SEPARATION RECORD

Donors: Marion Frankfurter

Accession numbers: 54-2, 55-76

Processed by: Bert Hartry

The following items have been removed from the collection:

Item(s)	Disposition
Associated Charities of Boston. Laws Applying to Tenements in the City of Boston, 1889; Boston. Report on Public Institutions, 1875. (City doc. no. 106) ; Boston. Commission on the Treatment of the Poor, Report, 1878. (Doc. 36) ; Boston. Special Commission ... to Inspect the Public Institutions of Boston. Final Report, 1982. (Doc. 122) ; Boston. Board of Visitors to the Public Institutions, Report, 1894. (Doc. 94) ; Evans, E.G. "The Parable of Panama," The Socialist Review v.12, no. 70, pp. 224-234.; Evans, Elizabeth. Social Aspects of the Public Regulation of Wages. (Reprint from the Proceedings of the 26th Annual Meeting of the American Economic Assoc., pp. 270-277; Fairchild, Charles S. Reasons Why the State Charities Aid Association Favors the Bill Introduced into the Assembly...; Gilman, Daniel C. A Panorama of Charitable Work in Many Lands; Being a Review of the Papers Submitted to the Int'l Congress in Chicago, June, 1893. Charitable Organization Society of Baltimore City, no. 31 Feb. 1894; Haynes, George H. the Life of Charles G. Washburn. Boston, 1931, 2v ; James, William. Letters, ed. by his Son Henry James. Boston, 1920, 2v; Lee, Joseph, et. al. Remarks on a Misleading Dootherlevelent Published by the State Board of Charities and Lunacy. n.d.; Leonard, Clara T. The Best Way to Deal With Children Taken From Homes of Vice and Neglect. (Substance of an address made to the Associated Charities of Boston, Feb. 14, 1881); Lowell, Mrs. C.R. Charities of New York City. (An Appended paper from 13th Annual Report of the Board of Charities of the State of New York, Feb. 15, 1880); Lowell, Josephine S. A Paper by Mrs. C.R. Lowell Read Before the New York State Association of Teachers, 1880; Massachusetts. Suggestions ... Removal of the State Reform School in Westboro. (Signed by E.C. Putnam and A.B. Richardson) Boston, 1882. Massachusetts. Trustees of state primary and reform schools. Annual Reports, 1879-84, 1892, 1895; Massachusetts. Trustees of the Lyman School. Trustees' Report, 1897. Instructors' Report, 1903, 1904, 1906; Massachusetts. Trustees of Massachusetts Training Schools. Report, 1913; New York. State Board of Charities. Report on the Public Charities of New York City, 1886. (Signed by Josephine Shaw Lowell); New York. State Board of Charities. Report on the Standing Committee on Outdoor Relief. Transmitted to the Legislature with the 17th Annual Report, Jan. 24th, 1884. (State Charities Aid Association, no. 3); Putnam, Elizabeth G. Auxiliary Visitors: Volunteer Visiting of State Wards in Connection With Official Work, 1884 (Reprinted from Proceedings of the 11th Annual Meeting of the National Conference of Charities);	All transferred to the SL Book Division, 1955
Marston Green Cottage Homes, fourteenth annual report, 1893-94. (1 copy)	City of Birmingham Public Libraries Department, Reference Library, June 1985