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Dummer, Ethel Sturges, 1866-1954. Papers, 1766-1962 (A-127): A Finding Aid

Arthur and Elizabeth Schlesinger Library on the History of Women in America

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Radcliffe College
May 1979

Descriptive Summary

Call No.: A-127
Repository: Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute
Creator: ETHEL STURGES DUMMER, 1866-1954
Title: Papers, 1766-1954
Quantity: 57 file boxes, 2 1/2 file boxes, 1 oversize volume, 1 microfilm reel (M-55)
Abstract: Correspondence, writings, photographs, etc., of Ethel Sturges Dummer, Chicago social welfare leader, philanthropist, and author.

Processing Information:

Partly reprocessed: May 1979

By: Kathleen Marquis

Acquisition Information:

Accession numbers: 164, 238, 451, 473, 548, 602, 627, 630, 640, 72-41, 75-126, 75-160, 75-239, 75-402, 76-83

The papers of Ethel Sturges Dummer were given to the Schlesinger Library in 1960, 1972, 1975, and 1976 by Katharine Dummer Fisher, (Mrs. Walter T.Fisher),Marion Dummer Abbott (Mrs Donald P. Abbott), and Frances Dummer Logan Merriam (Mrs. FrankMerriam), and the three daughters of Ethel Dummer Mintzer (Mrs. MurneyMintzer) (who predeceased ESD): Katharine Mintzer Gerlach, (Mrs. Lee Gerlach),Ethel Mintzer Lichtman, (Mrs. Morton Lichtman), Mary Delafield Mintzer Vaughn, "Polly" (Mrs. Richard Vaughn). These papers were partly reprocessed under a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities, #RC 24669-76-987.

The papers of Katharine Dummer Fisher were deposited with the Schlesinger Library from 1960-1963 by Mrs. Fisher, Mr. Walter T. Fisher, and the Winnetka League of Women Voters.

Access Restrictions:

Access. Anyone wishing to make extensive use of the collection must notify certain members of the Dummer family. Those wishing to study Ethel Dummer or her family must obtain the written permission of Katharine Mintzer Gerlach or her heirs.

BIOGRAPHY

Ethel (Sturges) Dummer, a social welfare leader, philanthropist and author, was born in Chicago in 1866, the oldest of six daughters and third of nine children born to Mary (Delafield) Sturges and George Sturges. She graduated in 1885 from the Kirkland School in Chicago but continued to be involved with the social welfare concerns of the school through the Kirkland Alumnae Association.

In 1888, Ethel Sturges married William Francis Dummer (1851-1928). A prominent Chicago banker, WFD was also active in local social welfare and conservation organizations. The Dummers had four daughters, and one son who died in infancy.

ESD's early interest in local reform was prompted largely by her acquaintance with such reform leaders as Ellen Gates Starr, Mary E. MacDowell and Allen B. Pond. A growing interest in child labor reform led her in 1905 to join the National Child Labor Committee and the Chicago Juvenile Protective Association. In 1908 she became a founder and trustee of the Chicago School of Civics and Philanthropy, later the University of Chicago School of Social Service Administration.

Beginning with financial support for a lecture series for this school, ESD continued for the rest of her life to underwrite the efforts of local and national reformers. Her philanthropy extended to projects such as the Juvenile Psychopathic Institute (1909); work with prostitutes and unwed mothers during World War I; support (c. 1919-1920) for El Retiro, a girls' detention home in Los Angeles directed by penologist Miriam Van Waters, and the latter's published studies of delinquent girls (1922 and 1925). During the Depression, she helped finance several other private studies of adolescents. She and her daughter, Ethel Dummer Mintzer, director of the Francis W. Parker School in San Diego, worked together closely in the promotion of "Boole Blocks," a mathematical teaching aid developed by EDM and named after Mary Everest Boole, whose ideas about unconscious behavior are discussed in ESD's Mary E. Boole: A Pioneer Student of the Unconscious (1945). In 1940 ESD received an honorary degree from Northwestern University and subsequently sponsored child development courses there.

Other writings by ESD include her autobiography, Why I Think So--The Autobiography of an Hypothesis (1937); prefaces to The Unadjusted Girl by William I. Thomas (1923), The Unconscious: A Symposium (1928), and The Collected Works of Mary Everest Boole (1931); The Evolution of a Biological Faith (1943); and What is Thought? (1945).

For the last seven years of her life ESD lived with her daughter Katharine Dummer Fisher in Winnetka, Illinois. She died there in 1954.

Katharine Dummer Fisher (1892-1961) was a civic leader in Chicago, Illinois. Her interests included the educational and psychological development of young children. In 1940 and 1950 she attended White House conferences on children. She was a member of the advisory board on youth and community services of the Illinois department of public works from 1949-1953. Her home in Winnetka was also a back-yard nursery school. The league of Women Voters, both nationally and locally, were life-long interests. She held offices in both. She was on the board of the National League of Women Voters from 1939-1944, and President of the Illinois League of Women Voters from 1945-1949. Mrs. Fisher was also active politically. She took part in the movement for a new state constitution for Illinois and in Adlai Stevenson's campaigns for President of the United States.

Mrs. Fisher was the daughter of Ethel Sturges Dummer and William F. Dummer.

SCOPE AND CONTENT

The collection consists of personal and professional correspondence, reports, minutes of meetings, photographs, speeches, and articles by and about ESD. It documents her efforts in behalf of juvenile delinquents, prostitutes and illegitimate children; her interest in progressive education and public schools in Chicago; and her work with leaders in the mental hygiene movement. In addition to ESD's correspondence with prominent sociologists, psychiatrists, social workers and educators, the collection contains family papers including eighteenth century papers of the Sturges and Dummer families, both prominent in early Illinois history.

ESD's professional papers were divided into two categories: those arranged by subject and those arranged by correspondent. The papers on education, mental hygiene, the family, and delinquency include correspondence as well as minutes of meetings, reports, and ESD's notes. Researchers interested in particular correspondents should check the subject as well as the correspondence series.

The papers of ESD’s daughter, Katharine Dummer Fisher, form an Addendum to this collection that is included in this inventory (folder #881-1002). The Addenda covers the period from 1897 to 1961.

Among the correspondents in the addenda are: Edna Fischel Gellhorn, Adlai Stevenson, Kathryn H. Stone, Anna Lord Strauss, and Marguerite M. Wells.

Anyone wishing to make extensive use of the collection must notify certain members of the Dummer family. Those wishing to study Ethel Dummer or her family must obtain the written permission of Katharine Mintzer Gerlach or her heirs.

There is related material at the Schlesinger Library; see Ethel Sturges Dummer papers, 1857-1945 (80-M151).

Additional catologue entries (a card for each of the following appears in the card catalogue):

Addams, Jane, 1860-1935

Adler, Herman Morris, 1876-

Aldrich, Charles Anderson, 1888-1940

Anthony, Katharine Susan, 1877-1965

Bartelme, Mary, 1865-

Binford, Jessie Florence, 1876-1966

Boole, Mary Everest, 18 -1916?

Bowen, Louise deKoven, 1859-1954

Bowman, Le Roy E.

Breckinridge, Sophonisba Preston, 1866-1948

Buchanan, Scott, 1895-1968

Burchard, Edward Lawver, 1867-1944

Burgess, Ernest Watson, 1886-1966

Child, Charles Manning, 1869-1954

Chute, Charles Lionel, 1882-1953

Cooke, Flora Juliette, 1864-

Delafield family

Dodd, William Edward, 1869-1940

Dummer family

Eliot, Thomas Dawes, 1889-

Ellis, Havelock, 1859-1939

Falconer, Martha Pratt, 1862-1941

Flower, Lucy R.

Freud, Sigmund, 1856-1939

Gellhorn, Edna Fischel, 1878-

Groves, Ernest Rutherford, 1877-1946

Hamilton, Alice, 1869-1970

Hayakawa, Samuel Ichiye, 1906-

Healy, William, 1869-

Herrick, Charles Judson, 1868-1960

Hodder, Jessie (Donaldson), 1870-1931

Horney, Karen, 1885-1952

Hutchins, Robert Maynard, 1889-

Kellogg, Paul Underwood, 1879-1958

Kenworthy, Marion E.

Kraines, Samuel Henry, 1906-

Lathrop, Julia Clifford, 1858-1932

League of Women Voters of the United States

League of Women Voters of Illinois

McDowell, Mary Eliza, 1854-1936

Mebane, Daniel, 1894-1956

Menninger, Karl Augustus, 1893-

Meyer, Adolf, 1866-1950

Overholser, Winfred, 1892-1964

Patrick, George T[homas] W[hite], 1857-1949

Pierce, Anne

Pond, Allen Bartlitt, 1858-1929

Pound, Roscoe, 1870-1964

Ratcliffe, S. K.

Reiser, Oliver Leslie, 1895-1974

Reynolds, Azile B.

Ritter, William Emerson, 1846-1944

Robins, Margaret Dreier, 1868-1945

Robinson, Virginia

Sargent, Porter E., 1872-1951

Shontz, Orfa Jean

Singer, Milton

Stevenson, Adlai Ewing, 1900-1965

Stone, Kathryn H., 1906-

Strauss, Anna Lord.

Sturges family

Taft, Jessie

Taylor, Graham, 1851-1938

Taylor, Graham Romeyn, 1880-1942

Thomas, Norman Mattoon, 1884-1968

Thomas, William Isaac, 1863-1947

Van Waters, Miriam, 1887-1974

Wagenhals, Margaret

Washburne, Calrleton Wolsey, 1889-

Watson, John Broadus, 1878-1958

Wells, Dora, 1862-1948

Wells, Marguerite, 1872-1959

White, William Alanson, 1870-1937

Wilmarth, Mary H.

Woods, Elizabeth L.

Chicago--Politics and government

Chicago--Social life and customs

Chicago Woman's Club

College students--University of Wisconsin

Education--Chicago

Education--Experimental methods

Family records

Family social work

Francis W. Parker School--Illinois--Chicago

Francis W. Parker School--California--San Diego

Juvenile delinquency

Illegitimacy

Mental hygeine

Prostitution

Psychiatry

Psychology

Social workers

Sociology

SUMMARY OF INVENTORY

SERIES I: FAMILY PAPERS #1-#214C

Sturges Family #1-#46, #1v-#3v

Sisters and Brothers of ESD #47-#103

Dummer Family #104-#157

Children of ESD and WFD #158-#198

Photographs (Photographs also located throughout collection) #199-#207A

Personal Friends of ESD and WFD #208-#214C

SERIES II: PROFESSIONAL PAPERS OF ESD #215-#880

ESD Biographical #215-#220A

Letters of Tribute to ESD #221-#225

Lectures, Conferences Sponsored by ESD; Writings, Speeches and Tributes #226-#297, #4vo-#6v

Professional Papers of ESD by Topic #298-#417

Civics #298-#317

Education #318-#358, #7v

Mental Hygiene #359-#367

The Delinquent #368-#406

The Family #407-#410

Miscellaneous #411-#417

Professional Papers of ESD, A-Z [Correspondence] #418-#880

SERIES III: THE PERSONAL PAPERS OF KATHERINE DUMMER FISHER #881-#968

SERIES IV: THE PAPERS OF KATHERINE DUMMER FISHER FROM THE WINNETKA LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS #969-#1002

CONTAINER LIST

Box 1: Folders 1-3017, Vols. 1-3

Box 2: Folders 18-31

Box 3: Folders 32-43

Box 4: Folders 44-59

Box 5: Folders 60-77

Box 6: Folders 78-103

Box 7: Folders 104-118a

Box 8: Folders 119-136

Box 9: Folders 137-157

Box 10: Folders 158-165a

Box 10a: Folders 166-170a

Box 11: Folders 171-175a

Box 11a: Folders 176-177a

Box 12: Folders 178-188

Box 13: Folders 189-195

Box 14: Folders 196-214

Box 15: Folders 215-225

Box 16: Folders 226-264, Vol. 4

Box 17: Folders 2265-280

Box 18: Folders 281-301, Vols. 5-6

Box 19: Folders 302-313

Box 20: Folders 314-325

Box 21: Folders 326-338

Box 22: Folders 339-353, Vol. 7

Box 23: Folders 354-374

Box 24: Folders 375-396

Box 25: Folders 397-413

Box 26: Folders 414-448

Box 27: Folders 449-480

Box 28: Folders 481-503

Box 29: Folders 504-550

Box 30: Folders 551-583

Box 31: Folders 584-624

Box 32: Folders 625-657

Box 33: Folders 658-697

Box 34: Folders 698-723

Box 35: Folders 724-756

Box 36: Folders 757-791

Box 37: Folders 792-818

Box 38: Folders 819-839

Box 39: Folders 840-874

Box 40: Folders 875-880

Box 41: Folders Vol. 7

Box 42: Folders 881-894

Box 43: Folders 895-907

Box 44: Folders 908-921

Box 45: Folders 922-935

Box 46: Folders 936-948b

Box 47: Folders 948c-956

Box 48: Folders 957-974

Box 49: Folders 975-990

Box 50: Folders 991-998

INVENTORY

Series: I. FAMILY PAPERS
- STURGES FAMILY
  - 1. Sturges family genealogy
  - 2. Early family material: documents and letters, 1813-1862
  - 3-5: George Sturges (father of ESD)
    - 3. Memorabilia including report card
    - 3A. Photograph
    - 4. Obituary, will, estate
    - 5. Letter by D. M. Reardon to the family of George Sturges, 10 Sept. 1890
  - 6-13: Mary Delafield Sturges (mother of ESD)
    - 6. Delafield genealogy and letters by Delafield relatives
    - 6A. Photograph
    - 7. Material relating to "vacation schools" in Chicago
    - 8. Correspondence, 1887-1889. Typed copies. Includes letters to and from ESD
    - 9. Letter to ESD, 1894 or 1895
    - 10. 3 letters to ESD, 1899. Typed copies
    - 11. 1 letter to son, George, 1899 or 1900
    - 12. Will, estate, etc.
    - 13. Letters to ESD upon the death of her mother, 15 Jan. 1901
  - 14-21A. Ethel Sturges
    - 14. School essays, 1875-1880
    - 15. Childhood letters, 1876
    - 16. Kirkland School, Chicago. Essays, reports, 1883-1885
    - 16A. Photograph
    - 17. Commencement address, 1885
    - Vols. 1 - 3: Class notebooks, 1886. Washington, D.C.
    - 18. Letters home from Alaska trip, 1887. Typed copies.
    - 19. Personal correspondence, 1885-1888
    - 20. Congratulatory letters on ES's engagement to William F. Dummer, 1888.
    - 21. Sturges - Dummer wedding. Clippings, memorabilia, 3 Oct. 1888.
    - 21A. Photographs
  - 22-46: Ethel Sturges Dummer - William F. Dummer Correspondence (also, many early letters by Dummer children)
    - 22. Correspondence, 1887-1889. Includes letter to Mary McDowell from WFD re: Ethel Sturges.
    - 23. Correspondence, 1890-1899
    - 24. Correspondence, 1900-1903
    - 25. Correspondence, 1904-1905
    - 26. Correspondence, 1906-1908
    - 27. Correspondence, 1909
    - 28. ESD's and children's letters from Paris, winter, 1909-1910
    - 29. Correspondence, 1910
    - 30. Correspondence, 1911 Jan. - 1911 June
    - 31. Correspondence, 1911 July - 1911 Dec. W.F.D. in Europe studying municipal administration
    - 32. Correspondence, 1912
    - 33. Correspondence, 1913
    - 34. Correspondence, 1914
    - 35. Correspondence, 1916
    - 36. Correspondence, 1917-1918 Jan.
    - 37. Correspondence, 1918 Feb. - 1918 April
    - 38. Correspondence, 1918 May - 1918 June
    - 39. Correspondence, 1918 July - 1918 Nov.
    - 40. Correspondence, 1919
    - 41. Correspondence, 1920
    - 42. Correspondence, 1921
    - 43. Correspondence, 1923-1924
    - 44. Correspondence, 1924 Aug. - Sept. ESD and Frances' letters to WFD from London.
    - 45. Correspondence, 1925-1927
    - 46. Correspondence, 1928
  - SISTERS AND BROTHER OF ETHEL STURGES DUMMER
    - 47-56: Marion Sturges Dauchy
      - 47. Correspondence with ESD, 1901
      - 48. Correspondence with ESD, 1903-1919
      - 49. Correspondence with ESD, 1920-1934
      - 50. Correspondence with ESD, 1937-1938
      - 51. Correspondence with ESD, 1939-1940
      - 52. Correspondence with ESD, 1941
      - 53. Correspondence with ESD, 1942-1943
      - 54. Correspondence with ESD, 1944-1945
      - 55. Correspondence with ESD, 1946-1950
      - 56. Correspondence with ESD, 1951-1953
    - 57-68: Helen Sturges DuBois
      - 57. Correspondence with ESD, 1901
      - 58. Correspondence with ESD, 1905-1917
      - 59. Correspondence with ESD, 1918-1923
      - 60. Arthur and Helen DuBois. Corr. with WFD, 1924-1928
      - 61. Correspondence with ESD, 1929
      - 62. Correspondence with ESD, 1930-1941
      - 63. Correspondence with ESD, 1941-1943
      - 64. Arthur DuBois. Corr. with WFD and ESD, 1906-1941
      - 65. Correspondence with ESD, 1944-1949
      - 66. Correspondence with ESD, 1950-1953
      - 67. Undated letters to ESD
      - 68. Letters to Marion Sturges Dauchy, 1918-1928 and undated
    - 69-83: Clara Sturges Johnson
      - 69. Letters to ESD, 1901-1905
      - 70. Letter from ESD, 1907
      - 71. Letters to ESD from Europe, 1907-1909
      - 72. Letters to ESD from Europe, 1909-1910
      - 73. Correspondence with ESD, 1911-1922
      - 74. Correspondence with ESD, 1923-1924
      - 75. Correspondence with ESD, 1925-1927
      - 76. Correspondence with ESD, 1928-1930
      - 77. Correspondence with ESD, 1931-1932
      - 78. Correspondence with ESD, 1933-1934
      - 79. Correspondence with ESD, 1937-1941
      - 80. Correspondence with ESD, 1942
      - 81. Correspondence with ESD, 1943-1945
      - 82. Correspondence with ESD, 1946-1954
      - 83. Undated letters to ESD
    - 84-89: George Sturges
      - 84. Letters to ESD, mostly from Yale, 1901-1906
      - 85. Corr. with ESD, 1907-1922
      - 86. Corr. with ESD, 1924-1925
      - 87. Corr. with ESD, 1927-1947
      - 88. Corr. with ESD, 1950-1953
      - 89. Lelia P. Sturges (divorced wife of George). Corr. with ESD, 1926-1953
    - 90-93: Rosalie Sturges Carpenter
      - 90. Letter to ESD, 1901
      - 91. Rosalie and Hubbard Carpenter. Corr. with ESD, 1917-1930
      - 92. Rosalie and Hubbard Carpenter. Corr. with ESD, 1937-1945
      - 93. Hubbard Carpenter and children. Corr. with ESD, 1951-1953
    - 94-103: Sturges Relatives
      - 94. Lady Alberta Sandwich. Corr. with ESD, 1923-1951
      - 95. Benton Sturges. Corr. with ESD, 1926
      - 96. Kate Sturges Buckingham. Biographical
      - 97. Caroline "Rita" Benton. Corr. with ESD, mostly undated
      - 98. Kate Sturges. Corr. with ESD, 1920 and 1953
      - 99. Lily B. Sturges. Corr. with ESD, 1923-19?9
      - 100. Mary Sturges. Corr. with ESD, 1901-1929
      - 101. Mary Sturges. Corr. with ESD, 1945
      - 102. Mary Sturges. Letter from Helen DuBois, 1918
      - 103. Susan Sturges (Mrs. Buckingham). Letter to ESD, 1918.
- DUMMER FAMILY
  - 104. Dummer family genealogy charts
  - 104A. Items removed from #104.
  - 105. Dummer family genealogical notes and correspondence
  - 106. Dummer family pictures
  - 107. Dummer Academy
  - 108. Dummer Family Benefit Tontine Association
  - 109. Early Dummer wills
  - 110. Early Dummer family documents, 1766-1845
  - 111. Moody family. Genealogy and notes.
  - 112. Van Ness family. Genealogical information
  - 113. Dummer family. Copies of records, letters, catalogs
  - 114. Correspondence re gift of Lincoln letters to Illinois Historical Society, 1937
  - 115-116: Henry E. Dummer (father of WFD)
    - 115. Biographical
    - 115A. Photographs
    - 116. Typed copy of letter from Abraham Lincoln to Isham Reaves. Mention of Henry E. Dummer. 5 Nov. 1855.
  - 117-129: William F. Dummer
    (see also folders #22-46)
    - 117. Biographical
    - 118. Mat. re the Northwestern National Bank
    - 118A. Photographs of Northwestern National Bank.
    - 119. Corr. and material re WFD's community activities, 1909-1912. Includes corr. with Graham Taylor and Edward L. Burchard.
    - 120. Corr. and material re WFD's community activities, 1913-1916. Includes letters by Allen Pond.
    - 121. Material re Traction Ordinance in Chicago, 1918
    - 122. Hugh Magill campaign, 1926
    - 123. Miscellaneous letters to WFD, 1885-1908
    - 124. Miscellaneous correspondence, 1928
    - 125. Estate, 1928.
    - 126. Letters rec. by ESD upon WFD's death, Dec. 1928, A - E
    - 127. Letters rec. by ESD upon WFD's death, Dec. 1928, F - L
    - 128. Letters rec. by ESD upon WFD's death, Dec. 1928, M - S
    - 129. Letters rec. by ESD upon WFD's death, Dec. 1928, T - Z
  - 130-157: Sisters, brother and other relatives of William F. Dummer
    - 130. Letters to WFD from his sisters: Grace Dummer,May Dummer, and Kate Dummer, 1874-1887
    - 131. Letter from Kate Dummer to sister, Grace, 22 Feb. 1885.
    - 132. Letter from Susan J. Moody to cousin, WFD, 9 Sept. 1885.
    - 133. Kate Moody to cousin, May Dummer, 13 Feb. 1886.
    - 134. Letters to WFD and ESD from Dummer sisters, 1888-1898.
    - 135. Letter to WFD from his grandmother, 3 Dec. 1901.
    - 136. May and Grace Dummer to WFD and ESD, 1900-1917.
    - 137. May and Grace Dummer to WFD and ESD, 1918.
    - 138. May and Grace Dummer. Corr. with WFD and ESD, 1919-1921.
    - 139. May and Grace Dummer. Corr. with WFD and ESD, 1922-1924.
    - 140. May and Grace Dummer. Corr. with WFD and ESD, 1925-1927
    - 141. Grace Dummer. Corr. with WFD and ESD, 1928-1931.
    - 142. Grace Dummer. Undated letters to WFD.
    - 143. C. H. ("Harry") Dummer. Letters to brother, WFD (and ESD), 1884-1918.
    - 144. C. H. Dummer. Corr. with WFD, 1919-1924.
    - 145. C. H. Dummer. Corr. with WFD, 1923-1926.
    - 146. C. H. Dummer. Corr. with WFD, 1927.
    - 147. C. H. Dummer. Corr. with WFD, 1928.
    - 148. C. H. Dummer. Corr. with ESD, 1928 Dec. 30 - 1929.
    - 149. C. H. Dummer. Letters to ESD, 1930-1931.
    - 150. C. H. Dummer. Corr. with ESD, 1932-1937.
    - 151. Children of C. H. Dummer. Corr. with WFD and ESD.
    - 152. W.F. (Francis) Dummer. Corr. with uncle, WFD, 1918-1920
    - 153. W.F. (Francis) Dummer. Corr. with WFD, 1922-1925
    - 154. W.F. (Francis) Dummer. Corr. with WFD, 1926-1927.
    - 155. W.F. (Francis) Dummer. Corr. with ESD, 1929-1945.
    - 156. W.F. (Francis) Dummer. Corr. with ESD, 1946-1953.
    - 157. Kate Moody (cousin of WFD). Corr. with ESD, 1931
  - CHILDREN OF ETHEL AND WILLIAM F. DUMMER
    For early letters, see ESD-WFD correspondence.
    - 158-161: Marion Dummer Abbott.
      - 158. Correspondence with ESD and WFD, 1917-1929.
      - 159. Correspondence with ESD, 1939-1942.
      - 160. Correspondence with ESD, 1943-1947.
      - 161. Donald Abbott (and wife, Isabella Abbott). Letters from ESD, 1935-1954.
    - 162-183. Ethel Dummer Mintzer ("Happy"). This subseries also includes letters from various members of the Dummer and Mintzer families.
      - 162. Letters home from the University of Wisconsin, 1914-1915.
      - 162A. Letters home from the University of Wisconsin, 1916-1917.
      - 163. Letters home from the University of Wisconsin, 1918.
      - 163A. Letters from family, 1913-1917.
      - 164. Letters from family, Jan. - June 1918.
      - 164A. Letters from family, July - Dec. 1918.
      - 165. Correspondence with ESD, 1919.
      - 165A. Correspondence with ESD, 1920.
      - 166. Correspondence with ESD, Jan. - June 1921.
      - 166A. Correspondence with ESD, July - Dec. 1921.
      - 167. Correspondence with William F. Dummer, 1921-1928.
      - 167A. Correspondence with ESD, 1922.
      - 168. Correspondence with ESD, 1923.
      - 168A. Correspondence with ESD, 1924.
      - 169. Murney Mintzer correspondence with William F. Dummer, 1924-1928.
      - 169A. Correspondence with ESD, 1925.
      - 170. Correspondence with ESD, 1926.
      - 170A. Correspondence with ESD, 1927.
      - 171. Correspondence with ESD, Jan. - Aug. 1928.
      - 171A. Correspondence with ESD, Sept. - Dec. 1928.
      - 172. Correspondence with ESD, Jan. - Sept. 1929.
      - 172A. Correspondence with ESD, Oct. - Dec. 1929.
      - 173. Correspondence with ESD, 1930.
      - 173A. Correspondence with ESD, 1931.
      - 174. Correspondence with ESD, 1932.
      - 174A. Correspondence with ESD, 1933.
      - 175. Correspondence with ESD, 1934.
      - 175A. Correspondence with ESD, Jan. - June 1935.
      - 176. Correspondence with ESD, July - Dec. 1935.
      - 176A. Correspondence with ESD, 1936.
      - 177. Correspondence with ESD, Jan. - April 1937.
      - 177A. Correspondence with ESD, May - Dec. 1937.
      - 178. Correspondence with ESD, Jan. - June 1938.
      - 178A. Correspondence with ESD, July 1938; Mintzer correspondence with ESD, July - Dec. 1938.
      - 179. Letters to ESD upon death of EDM, 1938. Arranged alphabetically, A - L.
      - 179A. Letters to ESD upon death of EDM, 1938. Arranged alphabetically, M - Z.
      - 180. Tributes and obituaries about EDM, 1938.
      - 181. EDM, correspondence and material re: patent for "Boole Blocks."
      - 182. EDM, ESD and others. Correspondence re: "Boole Blocks," 1931-1951.
      - 183. Murney Mintzer and family. Correspondence with ESD, 1939-1940, 1953.
    - 184-198: Frances Dummer Logan.. This subseries also includes letters from various family members.
      - 184. Letters home from University of Wisconsin, 1917-1918.
      - 185. Letters home from University of Wisconsin, 1919-1921.
      - 186. Correspondence with WFD, 1921-1928.
      - 187. Letters home, 1921-1930.
      - 188. S. Rae Logan and the Skokie School. Also, correspondence with ESD.
      - 189. Correspondence with ESD, 1936-1941.
      - 190. Correspondence with ESD, 1945-1947.
      - 191. Correspondence with ESD, 1948.
      - 192. Correspondence with ESD, 1949.
      - 193. Correspondence with ESD, 1950.
      - 194. Correspondence with ESD, 1951.
      - 195. Correspondence with ESD, 1952.
      - 196. Correspondence with ESD, 1953.
      - 197. Correspondence with ESD, family, 1954.
      - 198. Herman Logan Bierman. Correspondence with ESD, 1934, 1936.
  - 199-207A. PHOTOGRAPHS
    - 199. George Sturges
    - 200. Mary Delafield Sturges
      Filed in Folio Box Ph 1.
    - 201. Sturges - Dummer homes
    - 202. Ethel Sturges Dummer
    - 203. Ethel Sturges Dummer and sisters and friends (early photos.)
    - 204. Dummer girls - some with parents
    - 205. ESD and grandchildren
    - 206. William F. Dummer and grandson
    - 207. Friends of ESD incl. Mary Wilmarth, Miriam Van Waters, Katharine Anthony, Jane Addams, Julia Lathrop.
    - 207A. 1 photographs ESD,.
  - 208-214C. PERSONAL FRIENDS OF ESD AND WFD
    - 208. Edward Ayer. Corr., 1921 and 1928
    - 209. Bess Haas. Corr. with ESD, 1920-1924 and undated
    - 210. Mary Halliday. Corr. with ESD re Julia Bras, 1943-1944
    - 211. Frank S. Johnson. Corr. with ESD, 1918-1921
    - 212. Eliza Rumsey. Letters to ESD, 1921-1929
    - 213. Bert Wentworth. Corr. with ESD and WFD, 1907-1953
    - 214. Charlotte Halliday and Elbert Wing. Corr. with ESD and WFD, 1901-1952
    - 214A. Emily Wing, 1916-1933.
    - 214B. Thank you letters to ESD, 1907-1908.
    - 214C. Miscellaneous personal letters.

Series: II. "PROFESSIONAL" PAPERS OF ETHEL STURGES DUMMER
- 215-220A.: ESD BIOGRAPHICAL
  - 215. Passport, clipping, ESD trust
  - 216. Sketch of ESD by Flora J. Cooke, Sept. 1944
  - 217. Sketch by Nathan Davis from the Proceedings of the Institute of Medicine in Chicago,1954
  - 218. Memorial meeting, March 7, 1954. Talks by William Healy, Miriam Van Waters, and Milton Singer
  - 219. ESD's and KDF's notes re ESD's activities
  - 220. List of books in ESD's library.
  - 220A. Additional list of books in ESD's library
- 221-225: LETTERS OF TRIBUTE TO ESD
  - 221. Letters rec. on ESD's 75th birthday, A - F
  - 222. Letters Rec. on ESD's 75th birthday, G - P
  - 223. Letters rec. on ESD's 75th birthday, R - Z
  - 224. Letters rec. after death of ESD, A - G
  - 225. Letters Rec. after death of ESD, H - Z
- 226-287: LECTURES, CONFERENCES SPONSORED BY ESD; WRITINGS, SPEECHES, AND TRIBUTES, 1909-1952
  - 226. 1909-1911. Early financial contributions of ESD to the University of Chicago Survey, etc. Letters from George H. Mead and Margaret Dreier Robins.
  - 227. 1911-1912. Univ. of Chicago Lecture Course: "Questions Modern Science Is Trying To Answer"
  - 228. 1912. University of Chicago Lecture Course: "Problems of the Modern City"
  - 229. 1913-1914. European trip, studying educational methods, illegitimacy, etc.
  - 229A. 1914. Law about Children Whose Parents are not United in Marriage .Department for Social Affairs, Commerce, Industries, Fisheries. Norway.
  - 230. 1914. Letter to "Miss Chamberlain." Account of ESD's interest and work.
  - 231. 1915. University of Chicago Lecture Series on the European war.
  - 232. 1916. Speech entitled "Feminism", Chicago Kindergarten Institute
  - 233. 1916. "Suggestions of Modern Science Concerning Education": responses to conference, including letters from Patty Hill and Ella Flagg Young. Under the auspices of the Joint Committee on Education - see under Education for corr. with participants, publisher, etc.
  - 234. 1916-1917. Notes for ESD's speeches on education
  - 235. 1919. Letter to Paul Kellogg, editor of The Survey, enclosing article on the prostitute
  - 236. 1920. ESD. "Some Thoughts on Life and Love"
  - 237. 1920. ESD. Comments on Wilfred Lay's paper on the prostitute
  - 238. 1921. "The Delinquent Girl", American Sociological Society, Vol. XVI. Introduction by ESD.
  - 239. 1921. ESD. "The Responsibility of the Home". Read at the Conference on Social Hygiene Education, Los Angeles.
  - 240. 1923. ESD. Material for preface to W.I. Thomas' Unadjusted Girl.
  - 241. 1924. ESD's notes, London trip
  - 242. 1925. Fifteenth anniversary of the Institute for Juvenile Research
  - 243. 1926. ESD. "Changing Ideals of Parenthood", Progressive Education, Vol. III, No. 4 (Oct. - Dec., 1926)
  - 243A. 1926. Calif. Social Workers’s Dinner. ESD presided.
  - 244. 1927. The Unconscious: A Symposium. Intro. by ESD. Reviews and correspondence with publisher, Knopf
  - 245. 1927. ESD. Comment on "The Road to the Temple", the story of George Cram Book
  - 246. 1926-1932. Requests for Wilfrid Lay's "The Prostitute and the Mother Imago"
  - 247. 1930. ESD. Speech entitled "Prayer and Intelligence"
  - 248. 1930. ESD. "What is thought? Some Queries of a Layman", Life In Relation to Time. Meeting of the Illinois Society for Mental Hygiene.
  - 249. 1930. ESD. Draft of letter to the editor of the New Republic re the church and state in Russia
  - 250. 1930. ESD. "Mental Hygiene and Religion", Probation, Vol. 8, No. 6
  - 251. 1931. ESD. "Mary Boole: A Pioneer Student of the Unconscious", Mental Hygiene, Vol. XV, No. 2
  - 252. 1931. Reponses to reprints of Mary Boole article
  - 253. 1932. ESD. "The Needs of the Child in the Early Grades", a radio talk given for Men Teachers' Union
  - 254. ESD. Review of Hutchins' convocation address: "The Issue in Higher Learning"
  - 255. 1932. Report of ESD's view on educating the retarded
  - 256. 1933. ESD. "The Philosophy of the Five Year Plan", American Journal of Sociology, Vol. XXXVII, No. 4
  - 257. 1933. ESD. "A New Deal in Education", radio talk given for the Men Teachers' Union
  - 258. 1933. Chicago Woman's Club, "Contributions by Women to Civilization, 1833-1933." ESD presided.
  - 259. 1933. ESD. Letter to Gov. Henry Horner incl. list of ESD's accomplishments
  - 260. 1933. A Contribution of Mental Hygiene to Education , Program of the Mental Hygiene Division of the Ill. Conf. on Public Welfare. Foreward by ESD.
  - 262. 1933-1934 Responses to Contribution of Mental Hygiene to Education
  - 261. 1933 Corr. re Illinois conference and requests for reprints
  - 263. 1934. ESD. Speech given at conference on personality of the child of the second decade
  - 264. Twenty-fifth anniversary of the Institute for Juvenile Research
  - Vol. 4 (Oversize) Letters of tribute to ESD on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the founding of the first Juvenile Court Clinic
  - 265. 1935. ESD. "Greetings to the Visiting Teachers", American Association of Visiting Teachers, Vol. 3
  - 266. 1935. ESD. "Eyes and Spontaneity". Report by ESD to Superintendent of Schools of Chicago.
  - 267. 1935-1937. Responses to "Eyes and Spontaneity"
  - 268. ESD. Notes for "Why I Think So: The Autobiography of an Hypothesis"
  - 269. 1937. Reviews of Why I Think So
  - 270. 1937-1940. Responses to Why I Think So
  - 271. 1937. Francis W. Parker Centennial - Progressive Education Association
  - 272. 1938. ESD. Radio talk
  - 273. 1938. ESD, "Some Queries Concerning Thought Processes", Chicago Society for Personality Study
  - 274. 1938. Testimonial dinner in honor of ESD given by Chicago Society for Personality Study
  - 275. 1938. Citation from the Institute of Medicine of Chicago
  - 276. 1940. Northwestern University honorary degree to ESD
  - 277. 1941-1942. Northwestern University - McSwain's seminar for Chicago principals and teachers in ESD's library
  - 278. 1943. ESD. The Evolution of a Biological Faith. Responses from educators, psychiatrists, etc.
  - 279. 1944. Book reviews by ESD reprinted from the BEACON
  - 280. 1943-1944. Northwestern University course in Child Development... held in ESD's library
  - 281. 1945. ESD. What is Thought? Notes, drafts and reponses.
  - 282. 1945. ESD. Mary E. Boole: A Pioneer Student of the Unconscious, privately printed, 1945. Corr. and drafts
  - 283. 1946. Responses to Mary Boole: A Pioneer Student of the Unconscious
  - 284. 1944-1949. University of Chicago Lecture series sponsored by ESD.
  - 285. 1948. ESD. "Life in Relation to Time", Orthopsychiatry, 1923-1948
  - 286. 1951. Juvenile Protective Association, Fiftieth Annual Meeting
  - 287. 1952. Dedication of William Healy School. Speech by ESD.
- 288-vol. 6: Undated writings of ESD
  - 288. Comment on Wilson's address to the International Law Association
  - 289. "Progressive Education as a Preventive of Social Ills"
  - 290. "The Duties of Community Agencies toward the Predelinquent"
  - 291. "Wise Economy"
  - 292. "An aspect of the Psychology of Religion"
  - 293. "Religion and Psychiatry"
  - 294. "Thinking as a Fine Art"
  - 295. Notes on Mary E. Boole
  - 296. An appreciation, written for Margaret Morewood's report for the Church Council's Service for El Retiro Girls
  - 297. Miscellaneous writings
  - Vols. 5 and 6: ESD's notebooks of quotations and poems
- 298-417: "PROFESSIONAL" PAPERS OF ESD BY TOPIC
  - 298-317: CIVICS - correspondence, reports, minutes of meetings
    - 298. Ursula Lunch Club, 1894
    - 299-302: Chicago School of Civics and Philanthropy
      - 299. Chicago School of Civics and Philanthropy, 1908-1912
      - 300. Edward L. Burchard (CSCP), 1910-1912
      - 301. Woman's City Club of Chicago (City Welfare Exhibit), 1912-1913
      - 302. Chicago School of Civics and Philanthropy, 1913-1914
    - 303-313: Civics Extension Committee,
      - 303. Civics Extension Committee, 1913 Jan. - 1913 June
      - 304. Edward L. Burchard (Civics Extension Committee), 1913
      - 305. Howard Whitehead, 1913-1916
      - 306. Civics Extension Committee, 1914
      - 307. Edward L. Burchard (CEC), 1914
      - 308. Civics Extension Committee, 1915
      - 309. Edward L. Burchard, 1915
      - 310. Edward L. Burchard (termination of Civics Ex. Comm.), 1916
      - 311. Edward L. Burchard (Nat'l Community Center Confer.), 1916-1917
      - 312. Edward L. Burchard, 1917-1918
      - 313. Illinois Conference on Public Welfare, 1927-1934
    - 314-317: Chicago Recreation Commission,
      - 314. Chicago Recreation Commission, 1932-1935
      - 315. Chicago Recreation Commission, 1935-1941
      - 316. Edward L. Burchard (Chicago Rec. Comm.), 1935-1945
      - 317. Chicago Regional Planning Assoc., 1938
  - 318-322: EDUCATION - correspondence, minutes of meetings, reports
    - 318. Miscellaneous correspondence, 1910-1917
    - 319. Miscellaneous correspondence, 1917-1927
    - 320. Miscellaneous correspondence, 1928-1933
    - 321. Miscellaneous correspondence, 1934-1940
    - 322. Education and war, 1915-1916. Letters by Valentine de Puthod, Mary Macarthur, Alice Hamilton. MS by Madame Duchene.
  - 323-vol. 7: Chicago Schools
    - 323. School as a social center, 1907-1915
    - 324. "Penny lunches" and school transportation, 1913-1915
    - 325. Public Education Association of Chicago,1916-1917
    - 326-vol. 7: Joint Committee on Education - composed of representatives of number of Chicago women's clubs "formed to arouse an intelligent interest in our public schools".
      - 326. Formation of Joint Committee, 1916 Feb. - June 1916
      - 327. Lists of members
      - 328. Mary McDowell, Publicity chairman, 1916 May
      - 329. Formation of committees, 1916 May - 1916 Dec.
      - 330. Louise Montgomery - reports and corr., 1916 Sept. - 1917 Jan.
      - 331. Program Committee, 1916 May - 1917
      - 332. Junius Merriam. Corr., 1916 Nov. - 1917 March
      - 332A. Replies re mailing list, meeting acceptances, 1916 Oct. - 1917 May
      - 333. Lecture Series: "Suggestions of Modern Science Concerning Education". Corr. with Meyer, Watson, Jennings, and Thomas, 1916-1919.
      - 334. Corr. with MacMillan Co., publishers of "Suggestions of Modern Science Concerning Education", 1917-1945
      - 335. Vacation schools, 1917 May - 1917 Aug.
      - 336. Corr., 1917 July - 1917 Dec.
      - 337-343: Superintendent of Schools' Advisory Council
        
        337. Corr. with W. J. Bogan, 1927-1929
        
        338. Corr. with Bogan and Edward Burchard, 1930
        
        339. Corr. with Bogan, etc. 1931-1934
        
        340. Committee on Juvenile Delinquency. Corr. with chairman, W.S. Reynolds, etc., 1929-1932
        
        341. Committee on Juvenile Delinquency. Corr. with Edward Stulken, etc., 1929.
        
        342. Committee on Juvenile Delinquency. Stulken's reports on cities in the East, Mid-west, and Canada.
        
        343. Progressive Education Committee, 1930-1934
      - 344-vol. 7: Chicago Woman's Club
        
        344. Corr. with Lucy Flower, 1916-1917
        
        345. Joint Committee on Public School Affairs. Bureau of Child Study, 1926
        
        346. Joint Committee on Public School Affairs. Committee on School Visiting, 1931
        
        347. Lecture series: "Experiments in Education", 1931-1933
        
        348. Public Schools Committee, 1934.
        
        349. Chicago Public Schools. Corr. re use of Dummer library by teachers, school situation in Chicago, 1930-1933
        
        350. Chicago Public Schools, 1934-1936
        
        351. Corr. with teachers, 1916-1937
        
        352. Letters by teachers in appreciation of ESD. Sent to ESD, 1939.
        
        353. Miscellaneous material relating to Chicago Schools.
        
        Vol. 7: Miscellaneous material relating to Chicago schools. Educational organizations and schools outside of Chicago
  - 354-358: Educational organizations and schools outside of Chicago
    - 354. Bureau of Educational Experiments, New York. 1918-1920
    - 355. National Association of Visiting Teachers, 1924-1929
    - 356. San Diego Supt. of Schools, Walter R. Hepner, 1930-1933
    - 357. Progressive Education Assocation Conference. Chicago, 1933.
    - 358. Parker School in San Diego, 1940-1953.
  - 359-367: MENTAL HYGIENE - Corr., reports, minutes of meetings, etc.
    - 359. Committee on Feeble-mindedness, 1916-1918
    - 360-363: Illinois Society for Mental Hygiene,
      - 360. Illinois Society for Mental Hygiene, 1916-1925
      - 361. Illinois Society for Mental Hygiene, 1926-1927
      - 362. Illinois Society for Mental Hygiene, 1928-1930
      - 363. Illinois Society for Mental Hygiene, 1934-1945
    - 364. National Committee for Mental Hygiene. Corr. with Thomas Salmon, 1920-1921
    - 365. National Committee for Mental Hygiene, 1921-1944
    - 366. Philip J. Trentzech, Culver Academy, 1927-1928
    - 367. Institute for Child Guidance, 1931-1932
  - 368-406: THE DELIQUENT - Correspondence, reports, minutes of meetings
    - 368-371: Illegitmacy
      - 368. Correspondence, 1911-1916. Includes letter by Alice Hamilton to Mrs. Wilmarth.
      - 369. Castberg bill. Miscellaneous letters re, 1913-1917
      - 370. Letters requesting copies of translation of Castberg law, 1917.
      - 371. Johann Castberg. Corr., 1919-1929.
    - 372-374: The Juvenile Deliquent
      - 372. Letters re meetings and directorship of the Juvenile Psychopath Institute, 1909-1910. Also includes photocopy of letter from George H. Mead to Dr. [Harry] Linenthal, January 28, 1909, offering him the post of directing the study of juvenile delinquency, sent by his son, Dr. Arthur J. Linenthal,May 1973.
        See Healy files, etc. for other material re this institute which ESD help found and support.
      - 373. Juvenile Court of Chicago. Corr. with Judge Victor Arnold, 1917.
      - 374. Joint Committee on Methods of Preventing Delinquency, New York
    - 375-406: Social Hygiene
      - 375. ESD's notes and miscellaneous correspondence, 1918-1913
      - 376. Social Service Commission, Diocese of Chicago, 1912-1913
      - 377-381: Committee on Protective Work for Girls
        
        377. Committee on Protective Work for Girls, Commission on Training Camp Activities, War Dept. Corr. St. - Dec.
        
        378. Committee on Proective Work for Girls. Corr. with chairman, Maud Miner, 1917 Sept. - 1918 April
        
        379. Committee on Protective Work for Girls. Corr. with Jane D. Rippen, chairman, 1918 May - 1919 March
        
        380. Committee on Protective Work for Girls. Reports of conditions near trainings camps, 1917.
        
        381. Committee on Protective Work for Girls. Minutes, reports, 1918-1919
      - 382. Alice Hamilton. Corr., 1917, 1920, 1922
      - 383. Louise Stevens Bryant (Municipal Court of Phila.). Corr., 1917.
      - 384. Maude Miner (New York Probation and Protective Assoc.), 1918-1921
      - 385. Martha Pratt Falconer (Amer. Social Hygiene Assoc.), 1918-1928
      - 385A. Elizabeth McManus (Calif. Bureau of Social Hygiene), 1918-1922.
      - 386. Anne T. Bingham. Corr., 1919-1924
      - 387. Jane D. Rippin (Director, Nat'l Girl Scouts). Corr., 1920
      - 388. International Conference of Women Physicians, New York, 1919
      - 389. California State Conference of Social Work, Committee on Deliquency, 1920
      - 390. All America Conference on Venereal Disease, 1920
      - 391. Women's Foundation for Health, 1919-1922
      - 392. San Diego Conference on Social Hygiene in Education, 1921
      - 393-399: National Probation Association
        
        393. National Probation Association, 1920-1922
        
        394. National Probation Association, 1923
        
        395. National Probation Association, 1924
        
        396. National Probation Association, 1925-1927
        
        397. National Probation Association, 1928-1929
        
        398. National Probation Association, 1930-1932
        
        399. National Probation Association, 1933-1934, 1949
      - 400-401: World War II
        
        400. Clarence Randall (Amer. Social Hygiene Assoc.). Corr., 1942
        
        401. Thomas Parran. Corr., 1943.
      - 402-406: Jessie Binford (Corr. re Committee on Protective Work for Girls during World War I and the Juvenile Protective Assoc.)
        
        402. Jessie Binford. Corr., 1916-1919
        
        403. Jessie Binford. Corr., 1920-1921
        
        404. Jessie Binford. Corr., 1922-1923
        
        405. Jessie Binford. Corr., 1924-1934
        
        406. Jessie Binford. Corr., 1947-1952 and n.d.
  - 407-410: THE FAMILY
    - 407. American Sociological Society, Section on The Family. Corr. with various individuals, 1925-1926
    - 408. American Sociological Society, Section on The Family. Corr. with various individuals, 1927-1929
    - 409. American Sociological Society, Section on The Family. Replies from colleges re courses on the family, 1926.
    - 410. White House Conference on Child Health and Protection, 1929-1930 Section on The Family and Parent Education
  - 411-417: MISCELLANEOUS TOPICS
    - 411. Americanization. Corr., 1916
    - 412. East and West Assoc. Corr., 1942
    - 413. [Robert M.] LaFollette Campaign, 1924
    - 414. Mathematics. Notes and corr.
    - 415. Peace. 1917-1919
    - 416. "Rosicrucian Order". Corr., 1942-1943
    - 417. Socialism, 1916.
- "PROFESSIONAL" PAPERS OF ESD, A - Z
  - 418. A - small corr. American Association of Visiting Teachers, James R. Angell
  - 419. Celinda B. Abbott, 1934-1945
  - 420. Jane Addams, 1915-1934
  - 421. Herman M. Adler, 1925-1926
  - 422. Mortimer Adler (letters to), 1939-1940
  - 423. C. Anderson Aldrich, 1935-1944
  - 424. A. R. Alexander, 1940
  - 425. Franz Alexander, 1931-1938
  - 426. Dora Allen, 1925 and 1952.
    See also EDUCATION
  - 427. Frederick H. Allen, 1929-1934
  - 428. Gordon W. Allport, 1929-1930
  - 429. Harold H. Anderson, 1935-1938
  - 430. American Orthopsychiatry Assoc., 1949-1953
  - 431. Katharine Anthony, 1916-1917
  - 432. Katharine Anthony, 1918
  - 433. Katharine Anthony, 1919
  - 434. Katharine Anthony, 1920
  - 435. Katharine Anthony, 1921
  - 436. Katharine Anthony, 1922-1923
  - 437. Katharine Anthony, 1924-1925
  - 438. Katharine Anthony, 1926-1933
  - 439. Katharine Anthony, 1934-1947
  - 440. Katharine Anthony, 1948-1953
  - 441. B - Small corr. Stringfellow Barr, Mary Bartelme Club, Lucille Beitman, Mr. Bennett, Burr Blackburn, E.O. Brown, Frank Butler, Richard Barnes, Alice Barrows, Peter Bassoe, Lyman Bryson, Horace J. Bridges
  - 442. Alice A. Bailey, 1942-1943, 1950
  - 443. G. Derwood Baker, 1935
  - 444. Marie L. Balch (Chicago Woman's City Club), 1953
  - 445. Mary Bartelme, 1918-1953
  - 446. Florence Beaman (later Florence Bock),1929-1931
  - 447. Florence Beaman, 1933-1934
  - 448. Florence Beaman, 1935-1937
  - 449. Florence Beaman, 1937-1953
  - 450. Jean Begg, 1922 and 1924
  - 451. Eric Bell, 1935
  - 452. Jessie Binford,
    see THE DELINQUENT
  - 453. Ruth Blackmore (letters to), 1951-1953
  - 454. Phyllis Blanchard, 1922-1931
  - 455. Smiley Blanton, 1919-1952
  - 456. W.J. Bogan,
    see EDUCATION
  - 457. Mary E. Boole's daughters, 1921-1932
  - 458. Requests for information re Mary Boole, Boole blocks, etc., 1941-1945
  - 459. A.L. Bowen, 1932
  - 460. Louise deKoven Bowen, 1915, 1949-1950
  - 461. Neva L. Boyd, 1922-1952
  - 461A. Bowman, LeRoy E. 1929-1930
  - 462. Sophonisba B. Breckinridge, Letter, 13 Dec. 1906.
    See also CIVICS
  - 463. Augusta F. Bronner, 1923-1932
  - 464. Frona M. Brooks (letters to ESD), 1916-1937
  - 464A. Henry W. Brosin, 1953
  - 465. Stella Browne, 1924
  - 466. Waldo R. Browne, 1918-1919
  - 467. Andrew A. Bruce, 1933
  - 468. Molly J. Buchanan, 1944-1946
  - 469. Scott Buchanan, 1930-Aug. 1931
  - 470. Scott Buchanan, 1931 Sept. - Dec.
  - 471. Scott Buchanan, 1932 Jan. - July
  - 472. Scott Buchanan, 1932 Aug. - 1933
  - 473. Scott Buchanan, 1934
  - 474. Scott Buchanan, 1935
  - 475. Scott Buchanan, 1936-1937
  - 476. Scott Buchanan, 1938-1942
  - 477. Scott Buchanan, 1944-1953
  - 478. Edward Burchard, 1918-1936.
    See also CIVICS and EDUCATION
  - 479. Ernst W. Burgess, 1921-1922
  - 480. Ernst W. Burgess, 1924-1926
  - 481. Ernst W. Burgess, 1927-1953
  - 482. Edith N. Burleigh, 1925
  - 483. Trigant Burrow, 1925-1947
  - 484. Katharine Bushnell, 1920-1929
  - 485. C - Small corr. Mr. Chamberlain, Elizabeth Christman, Kent S. Clow, Morris R. Cohen, Benedetto Croce
  - 486. Marian Calkins
  - 487. Elizabeth Carus, 1934-1940
  - 488. Elizabeth Carus, 1941-1945
  - 489. Elizabeth Carus, 1948-1953
  - 490. Gladys Keyes Castle, 1941-1953
  - 491. Oscar Chapman (letters to), 1933
  - 492. Charles Manning Child (and Mrs. Child), 1924-1953
  - 493. Laura Ethel Christman, 1934-1953
  - 494. Audrey Chute, 1925-1930, 1953
  - 495. Charles Chute - See National Probation Assoc.
    under SOCIAL HYGIENE
  - 496. Robert W. Clopton (letters to ESD), 1945-1949
  - 497. Eleanor Cobham, 1924-1929
  - 498. Eleanor Cobham, 1930-1934
  - 499. Eleanor Cobham, 1935-1945
  - 500. Eleanor Cobham, 1946-1948
  - 501. Eleanor Cobham, 1949
  - 502. Eleanor Cobham, 1950-1951
  - 503. George E. Coghill, 1936-1941
  - 504. Agnes M. Conklin, 1927-1930
  - 505. Catherine E. Cook (and Open Court Publishing Co.), 1922-1932
  - 506. Flora J. Cooke, 1936-1944 and 1952.
    See also EDUCATION
  - 507. Netta Cooper (and Theron Cooper),1918-1953
  - 508. Grace H. Corwin, 1925
  - 509. David Cushman Coyle, 1933-1953
  - 510. Algernon Sidney Crapsey, 1918-1924
  - 511. Crofts & Co. (Pub. The Unconscious), 1927-1944
  - 512. Frederic Beers Crossley, 1922-1931
  - 513. D - Small correspondence. Nellie E. Davies, Almena Dawley, Emily Washburn Dean, John Dewey, Rudolf Driekurs, Louise Drury, Marian Durand
    For Emily Washburn Dean, see also EDUCATION
  - 514. C.W. Daniel (publisher of Boole books), 1918-1930
  - 515. C.W. Daniel, 1931-1932
  - 516. C.W. Daniel, 1936-1945
  - 517. C.W. Daniel, 1946-1952
  - 518. Blodwen Davies, 1942-1953
  - 519. Elizabeth Dexter, 1928-1933
  - 520. Harrison A. Dobbs, 1925-1934
  - 520A. Norman Dodd, 1943
  - 521. William E. Dodd, 1926 and 1930 (incl. letters by Josephus Daniels and R.W. Bingham)
  - 522. Isabella Dolton, 1929-1932.
    See also EDUCATION
  - 523. Paul H. Douglas, 1925
  - 534. Lucy C. Driscoll, 1925 and 1927
  - 535. Joseph L. Duflot, 1926-1930
  - 536. Helen Flanders Dunbar, 1936-1941
  - 537. E - Small Corr. Mather G. Eliot, Alfred E. Emerson, L. Y. Evans-Dentz
  - 538. Thomas Dawes Eliot, 1920-1934
  - 539. Thomas Dawes Eliot, 1936-1954
  - 540. Havelock Ellis, 1924-1938
  - 541. F - Small corr. Katharine Farwell, Harold P. Fawcett, Federal Union, Alman Findley, Daisie E. Forrest, Arthur J. Francis, Felix Frankfurter (letters to)
  - 542. Letitia Fairfield, 1927-1928
  - 543. Frederic G. Farnell, 1922
  - 544. Henry B. Favill: comments on his life by Charles Crane and Allen Pond, 1916
  - 545. Carol Fisher, 1921-1951
  - 546. Lucy R. Flower, 1918 and n.d.
    See also EDUCATION
  - 547. J.C. Flugel, 1924 and 1929
  - 548. Solomon B. Freehof, 1931 and 1933
  - 549. Frank S. Freeman, 1940-1941
  - 550. Mabel Freeman, 1933-1937
  - 551. Sigmund Freud, 1932 and 1938
  - 552. G - Small corr. J. L. Gillin, Sheldon Glueck, Robert D. Gregg, Hattie W. Greenebaum
  - 553. William Galt, 1940-1943
  - 554. Sidney Gamble, 1918-1952
  - 555. Robert H. Gault, 1922-1941
  - 556. Ralph W. Gerard, 1939-1952
  - 557. Elinor B. Goelz, 1940, 1950
  - 558. Carl Grabo, 1937
  - 558A. Roy R. Grinker, 1939 and 1942
  - 559. Ernst R. Groves, 1924-1928
    See also THE FAMILY
  - 560. Ernst R. Groves, 1929-1933
  - 561. Benjamin C. Gruenberg, 1921-1938
  - 562. H - Small correspondence. J.H.H., J.B.S. Haldane, W.F. Hall, Charles T. Hallinan, Logan Hay, Patty S. Hill,George E. Hooker, Jim Hughes, Jeanie E. Hughes, Clark L. Hull, Grace Humiston, John Hutchinson
    For Patty S. Hill, see also education
  - 563. Jacques Hadamard, 1946
  - 564. J.A. Hadfield, 1929, 1932 and 1938
  - 565. Ernst E. Hadley, 1942-1943
  - 566. G. Stanley Hall, 1920
  - 567. Janet Hall (ESD's sec'y), 1913-1951
  - 568. Alice Hamilton.
    See EDUCATION and THE DELIQUENT
  - 569. Margaret Hamilton, 1920-1921
  - 570. Eugenia Hanfman, 1938-1940
  - 571. Bernard Hart, 1927-1934
  - 572. Gertrude Hartman (ed. of Progressive Education Association Journal), 1926-1929
  - 573. Maurice L. Hartung, 1941-1942
  - 574. Edward F. Haskell, 1941-1953
  - 575. C.A. Hauser, 1925
  - 576. S.I. Hayakawa, 1943 and 1945
  - 577. H.L. Haywood (and Ralph Haywood),1928 and 1934
  - 578. William Healy, 1908-1917
  - 579. William Healy, 1918-1920
  - 580. William Healy, 1921-1924
  - 581. William Healy, 1926-1953
  - 582. A.E. Heath, 1939-1940, 1951
  - 583. Caroline Hedger, 1920-1933
  - 584. Cora DeG. Heineman, 1939-1945
  - 585. Alice Henry, 1918-1920
  - 586. C. Judson Herrick, 1925-1940
  - 587. C. Judson Herrick, 1941-1952
  - 588. Grace M. Herzog, 1934-1935
  - 589. Hilaire Hiler, 1952
  - 590. E.H. Hill, 1932
  - 591. Jessie D. Hodder, 1912, 1920 and 1923
  - 592. Mary Alice Hoover, 1925-1929
  - 593. Karen Horney, 1933-1935
  - 594. Bertha B. Howell, 1924-1925
  - 594A. Ethel Hoyt, 1930
  - 595. Dorothy W. Hughitt, 1926-1927
  - 596. Estelle Hunter, 1918 and 1926
  - 597. Joel D. Hunter, 1925-1943
  - 598. Robert M. Hutchins, 1930-1945
  - 599. Carl F. Huth, 1940-1948
  - 600. J.L. Hypes,1932
  - 601. I - Small Corr. Frances C. Innes, Nathan Isaacs
  - 602. Roxane Ibnelhacky, 1927-1934
  - 603. Institute of Medicine in Chicago, 1937, 1943 and 1953
  - 604. Elisabeth Irwin
  - 605. J - Small corr. Mr. Jack, Bess Jackson, Josephine Jackson, A.L. Jacoby, Elsie Johnson
  - 606. Smith Ely Jelliffe, 1923-1942
  - 607. Madge Jenison, 1918-1920
  - 608. H.S. Jennings, 1917-1945
    See also EDUCATION
  - 609. Alvin Johnson, 1924-1941
  - 610. John T. Johnson, 1940
  - 611. William H. Johnson, 1942.
    See also EDUCATION
  - 612. K - Small corr. Mrs. Kaar, Edward J. Kelly, Frank H. Knight, G. Robert Koopman, Mira E. Korzybska
  - 613. Paul Kellogg, 1919-1943
  - 614. Edward J. Kempf, 1926-1937
  - 615. John C. Kennedy, 1911, 1918
  - 616. Charles A. Kent, 1921, 1945
  - 617. Marion E. Kenworthy, 1921-1922
    See also The Family
  - 618. Marion E. Kenworthy, 1923-1924
  - 619. Marion E. Kenworthy, 1925-1940
  - 620. Cassius J. Keyser, 1919-1929
  - 621. David C. King, 1938-1942
  - 622. Helen Koch, 1943, 1945
  - 623. Kurt Koffka, 1927
  - 624. Alfred Korzybski, 1926-1942
  - 625. Samuel Henry Kraines, 1933-1938
  - 626. Samuel Henry Kraines, 1941-1943
  - 627. Samuel Henry Kraines, 1944-1952
  - 628. Fritz Kunkel, 1937-1953
  - 629. Fritz Kunz, 1943-1953
  - 630. L - Small corr. Philip LaFollette, Lake Geneva Public Library, Carney Landis, John A. Lapp, Harold D. Lasswell, Florence Law, Helen Levy, Emma Lundberg
  - 631. Howard Lane, 1943-1953
  - 632. Nora Larson, 1943-1951
  - 633. Karl S. Lashley, 1927 and 1930
  - 634. Julia Lathrop, 1912-1917
    See also Civics
  - 635. Julia Lathrop, 1918-1920
  - 636. Julia Lathrop, 1921-1931
  - 637. Wilfrid Lay, 1919-1940
  - 638. Kurt Lewin, 1932-1940
  - 639. E.H. Lewis, 1922-1933
  - 640. Elizabeth H. Lewis, 1924-1925
  - 641. W.D. Lighthall, 1944
  - 642. Marion Almy Lippitt, 1934
  - 642A. J. Wm. Lloyd,1929-1942
  - 643. Lawson Lowrey (Amer. Orthopsychiatric Assoc), 1941-1948
  - 644. Laura H. Lunde, 1943-1953
  - 645. M - Small corr. William McAndrew, Mabel Martin, Francis James Malzard, Helen Mead, Metropolitan Housing Council, Lloyd Morsin, Anna Mow, Mr. Munson, Mary E. Murphy.
  - 646. Marian McBee, 1937-1948
  - 647. Carol V. McCammon, 1941
  - 648. Ruth MacClenathan, 1931-1953
  - 649. Thomas J. McCormack, 1925-1932
  - 650. Mary E. McDowell, 1909-1916
  - 651. Mary E. McDowell, 1917-1931
  - 652. Mary E. McDowell, undated
  - 653. Esther McGinnis, 1937
  - 654. Annette M. McIntire, 1917-1918
  - 655. Calvin A. McLemore, 1946
  - 656. Josephine MacLeod, 1925, 1942-1947
  - 657. Lila McNutt, 1938
  - 658. Josephine E. Maloney, 1935-1936
  - 659. Grace Marcus, 1935-1941
  - 660. Everett Dean Martin, 1925-1928
  - 661. Everett Dean Martin, 1938
  - 662. Jules H. Masserman, 1938-1941
  - 663. George Herbert Mead, 1915, 1927.
    See also folder 226
  - 664. Daniel Mebane (of the New Republic), 1924-1928
  - 665. Karl A. Menninger, 1926-1953
  - 666. Junius Merriam.
    See EDUCATION
  - 667. Adolf Meyer, 1915-1919
    See also EDUCATION
  - 668. Adolf Meyer, 1920
  - 669. Adolf Meyer, 1921-1922
  - 670. Adolf Meyer, 1931-1936
  - 671. Adolf Meyer, 1937-1953
  - 672. John H. Millar, 1939-1941
  - 673. James G. Miller, 1941
  - 674. Ruth Mitchell, 1944-1945
  - 675. Louise Montgomery, 1913-1920
    See also EDUCATION
  - 676. Louise Montgomery, 1943-1945
  - 677. William Moodie, 1930-1932
  - 678. Thomas Verner Moore, 1923-1924, 1944-1949
  - 679. Lloyd Morain, 1942
  - 680. Margaret Morewood, 1934-1937
  - 681. Charles Morris, 1944
  - 682. Fannie French Morse, 1918-1922
  - 683. Margaret Steel Moss, 1922-1952
  - 684. Anita Muhl, 1920-1951
  - 685. Bradford Murphey, 1942
  - 686. James Myers, 1942
  - 687. John Nef (letters to), 1943
  - 688. Helene Nichols, 1946
  - 689. O - Small corr. Howard Odum, Albert Olinius, Raymond W. Osborne, Harriet E. O'Shea, Irving E. Outcalt.
  - 690. Howard Vincent O'Brien, 1932-1939
  - 691. William F. Ogburn, 1926-1929
  - 692. Robert Morris Ogden, 1937-1951
  - 693. Elma Olson, 1929-1952
  - 694. Harry Olson, 1919-1924
  - 695. Willard C. Olson, 1946
  - 696. Max Otto, 1917-1928, 1952
  - 697. Winfred Overholser, 1941-1942
  - 698. P - Small corr. Packinghouse Workers Council of Chicago, M.K. Peck, Bliss Perry, Nell W. Peterson, Merritt W. Pinckney, Roscoe Pound, Daniel Webster Prentiss, Arthur Probsthain, Lilian Purcell
  - 699. Robert E. Park, 1921-1931
  - 700. George T.W. Patrick, 1917-1919.
    See also EDUCATION
  - 701. George T.W. Patrick, 1920-1922
  - 702. George T.W. Patrick, 1925-1946
  - 703. Hugh T. Patrick, 1912, 1915
  - 704. Dr. Richard H. Paynter, 1927-1928
  - 705. Josephine Perry, 1917-1930; 1947
  - 706. Anne Pierce, 1940
  - 707. Anne Pierce, 1941
  - 708. Anne Pierce, 1942
  - 709. Anne Pierce, 1943
  - 710. Anne Pierce, 1944
  - 711. Anne Pierce, 1945-1946
  - 712. Anne Pierce, 1947-1950
  - 713. Anne Pierce, 1951-1953
  - 714. James S. Plant, 1929-1947
  - 715. Allen B. Pond (and brother, Irving K. Pond),1908-1918.
    See also CIVICS and EDUCATION
  - 716. Allen B. Pond, 1919-1923
  - 717. Allen B. Pond, 1924-1929
  - 718. Harold H. Postel, 1940 and 1945
  - 719. R - Small corr. Walter Rauschenbusch, Mr. Redefer, Jeanette Regensburg, Ellen B. Robinson, Edith Rockwood, Dane Rudhyar
  - 720. Marie I. Rasey, 1945
  - 721. S.K. Ratcliffe, 1924-1933
  - 722. Robert Redfield, 1942-1950
  - 723. J.R. Rees, 1929-1935
  - 724. Oliver Reiser, 1941
  - 725. Oliver Reiser, 1942
  - 726. Oliver Reiser, 1943
  - 727. Oliver Reiser, 1944
  - 728. Oliver Reiser, 1945-1946
  - 729. Oliver Reiser, 1947-1952
  - 730. Azile B. Reynolds, 1909-1946.
    See also EDUCATION
  - 731. W.S. Reynolds.
    See EDUCATION
  - 732. Margaret Rich, 1926-1933.
    See also THE FAMILY
  - 732A. Esther Loring Richards, 1915-1952
  - 733. William Emerson Ritter, 1916-1927
  - 734. William Emerson Ritter, 1929-1947
  - 735. Margaret Dreier Robins, 1935-1937.
    See also folder 226
  - 736. Virginia Robinson, 1925-1936.
    See also THE FAMILY
  - 737. Edward A. Ross, 1920, 1923
  - 738. Helen Ross, 1939-1951
  - 739. W.D. Ross, 1930-1945
  - 740. Small corr. William S. Sadler, Adelia A. Samuels, Porter Sargent, Veryl Schult, Cecilia Schimek, Clara Schmitt, Mildred Scoville, Amelia Sears, Julie Neville Shore, Mrs. Sikelianos, Erin Singer, F.D. Slutz, Barry Smith, Preserved Smith,Major Smith,Alfred P. Solomon, Mrs. Theodore Spicer-Simson, Edwin H. Sutherland, Harold H. Swift.
  - 741. Thomas Salmon.
    See MENTAL HYGIENE
  - 742. Claire M. Sanders, 1923-1924, 1930
  - 743. Edward Sapir, 1926-1931
  - 744. Bertha E. Schlotter, 1932-1952
  - 745. Paul L. Schroeder, 1930-1934
  - 746. Bernice Scoville, 1927
  - 747. Irene S. Seipt, 1934-1941
  - 748. Ada E. Sheffield, 1920-1924
  - 749. Marguerite Shawvan, 1938, 1939 and 1952
  - 750. Orfa Jean Shontz, 1920-1927
  - 751. Ann Shumaker, 1934
  - 752. Boris Sidis, 1913, 1921
  - 753. H. Douglas Singer, 1933, 1939
  - 754. Milton Singer, 1940-1945
  - 755. Milton Singer, 1946-1950
  - 756. Milton Singer, 1950-1953, n.d.
  - 757. Tarini P. Sinha, 1941-1943
  - 757A. Melita A. Skillen, 1941
  - 758. Elizabeth Sloane, 1938
  - 759. Carrie Weaver Smith, 1920-1928
  - 760. Marshall D. Smith, 1917-1922
  - 761. T.V. Smith, 1925, 1939, 1948 and n.d.
  - 762. Julia K. Sommer, 1917-1940.
    See also EDUCATION
  - 763. Speer blocks and methods - corr. re
  - 764. Anna Garlin Spencer, 1929
  - 765. Peter L. Spencer, 1929
  - 766. B.S. Steadwell, 1921-1924
  - 767. Adlai S. Stevenson, 1952-1953
  - 768. George S. Stevenson, 1932-1950
  - 769. Helene Stocker, 1923, 1932
  - 770. Howard C. Storm, 1930-1943
  - 771. Clarence Streit, 1941-1942
  - 772. Edward H. Stulken.
    See EDUCATION
  - 773. Hans Syz, 1939, 1951
  - 774. T - Small correspondence. Mrs. Taft, Alice Delight Taggart, A.B. Tahar, Mr. Talbert, Harry L. Tate, Horace Kent Tenny, Sophia A. Theilgaard, Louise Thomas, Gudrun Thompson, Mildred Thurston, Harriette Treadwell, H.C. Trimble
  - 775. Hilda Taba, 1941-1942
  - 776. Jessie Taft, 1920-1925
    See also THE FAMILY
  - 777. Jessie Taft, 1926-1935
  - 778. Jessie Taft, 1936-1952
  - 779. Tavistock Square Clinic, 1928-1931
  - 780. Graham Taylor, 1911-1915.
    See also CIVICS
  - 780A. Graham Romeyn Taylor, 1924-1953
  - 781. J. Madison Taylor, 1921-1922
  - 782. Mary Sanford Taylor, 1935
  - 783. Douglas A. Thom, 1923-1925
  - 784. Norman Thomas, 1927-1931
  - 785. W.I. Thomas, 1915, 1919-1920
    See also EDUCATION.
  - 786. W.I. Thomas, 1921
    Folders 785-796 are available on microfilm (M-55).
  - 787. W.I. Thomas, 1922
    Folders 785-796 are available on microfilm (M-55).
  - 788. W.I. Thomas, 1923
    Folders 785-796 are available on microfilm (M-55).
  - 789. W.I. Thomas, 1924
    Folders 785-796 are available on microfilm (M-55).
  - 790. W.I. Thomas, 1925
    Folders 785-796 are available on microfilm (M-55).
  - 791. W.I. Thomas, 1926
    Folders 785-796 are available on microfilm (M-55).
  - 792. W.I. Thomas, 1927
    Folders 785-796 are available on microfilm (M-55).
  - 793. W.I. Thomas, 1928
    Folders 785-796 are available on microfilm (M-55).
  - 794. W.I. Thomas, 1929
    Folders 785-796 are available on microfilm (M-55).
  - 795. W.I. Thomas, 1930-1945
    Folders 785-796 are available on microfilm (M-55).
  - 796. Mrs. W.I. Thomas, 1919-1931
    Folders 785-796 are available on microfilm (M-55).
  - 797. Elnora E. Thomson, 1924
  - 798. Frederic M. Thrasher, 1927
  - 799. Irene F. Thuli, 1932-1939
  - 800. Irene F. Thuli,1940-1942
  - 801. Irene F. Thuli,1943-1953 and n.d.
  - 802. Henry W. Thurston, 1921
  - 803. L.L. Thurstone and Thelma Thurstone,1926-1946
  - 804. Arthur J. Todd, 1920-1934
  - 805. Ruth Topping, 1922 and 1927
  - 806. Charlotte Towle, 1933-1953
  - 807. Bertha Trowbridge, 1924-1929
  - 808. Bertha Trowbridge, 1940-1953
  - 809. Ralph P. Truitt, 1920-1932
  - 810. James H. Tufts, 1920, 1923
  - 811. Rees Edgar Tulloss, 1927 and 1928
  - 812. Ralph W. Tyler, 1940-1945
  - 813. Ralph W. Tyler,1946-1953
  - 814. Unity School of Christianity, 1938-1940
  - 815. Elsa Ueland, 1922-1923
  - 816. V - Small corr. Ada E. Valentine, Eva E. Veirs, Ethel Verry
  - 817. Mrs. Jai H. Vakeel, 1951-1952
  - 818. Miriam Van Waters, 1920
  - 819. Miriam Van Waters, 1921-1922
  - 820. Miriam Van Waters, 1923-1924
  - 821. Miriam Van Waters, 1925-1926
  - 822. Miriam Van Waters, 1927-1932
  - 823. Miriam Van Waters, 1933-1937
  - 824. Miriam Van Waters, 1937-1946
  - 825. Miriam Van Waters, 1947-1953
  - 826. Mina C. Van Winkle, 1923
  - 827. George Vernadsky, 1945
  - 828. August Vollmer, 1920-1953
  - 829. Julia Scott Vrooman, 1942-1945
  - 830. W - Small corr. Heluiz Washburne, Brooke Weaver, Katharine Weddle, Herbert Weet, Blanche Weill, R.H. Wetherbee, Rose Whipp, Lola P. White, L.L. Whyte, Elizabeth K. Wild, Ira S. Wile, Sidney Wilgus, Gayly Wilkes, Elmer R. Williams, Claude L. Williams, Gail Wilson, Ida McC. Wilson, Ruth Wilson, Elliot F. Witkowsky, Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, Grace Woodrow, Mrs. Robert Woods, Kathleen Woodward, World Tomorrow, Mrs. Wright.
  - 831. Margaret Wagenhals, 1921-1930
  - 832. Margaret Wagenhals, 1931-1936
  - 833. Margaret Wagenhals, 1937-1951
  - 834. Julius Wagenheim, 1921-1944
  - 835. Graham Wallas, 1927
  - 836. Edith Walsham, 1924-1932
  - 837. Carleton Washburne, 1925-1934.
    See also EDUCATION
  - 838. Isabel B. Wasson, 1938-1942
  - 839. Isabel B. Wasson, 1943, 1951-1953
  - 840. P.S. Waters, 1932-1933
  - 841. John B. Watson, 1920-1931, 1945
  - 842. John C. Weigel, 1927-1933
  - 843. Hans Weiss, 1923-1924
  - 844. Dora Wells, 1920, 1934 and 1945
  - 845. F.L. Wells, 1927-1934
  - 846. Marguerite M. Wells, 1942-1944
  - 847. Eleanor Rowland Wembridge, 1922-1926
  - 848. Raymond H. Wheeler, 1933-1942
  - 849. Mary Chapin White, 1922
  - 850. William A. White, 1919-1925
  - 851. William A. White, 1926-1929
  - 852. William A. White, 1930-1937
  - 853. Charles E. Whitten, 1920-1921
  - 854. Frances Wickes, 1929
  - 855. John N. Wigmore, 1920-1921
  - 856. Jennie Wilcox, 1918 and 1921
  - 857. Frankwood E. Williams, 1920-1922
  - 858. Mary H. Wilmarth, 1917-1919.
    See also EDUCATION
  - 859. Gail Wilson, 1942-1953
  - 860. Eunice E. Winter, 1951-1953
  - 861. Chase Going Woodhouse,1926-1931
  - 862. W.Beran Wolfe, 1932
  - 863. Elizabeth L. Woods, 1921-1929
  - 864. Elizabeth L. Woods, 1930-1931
  - 865. Elizabeth L. Woods, 1932-1940
  - 866. Elizabeth L. Woods, 1942-1953 and n.d.
  - 867. Helen Thompson Woolley, 1923-1946
  - 868. Edith Franklin Wyatt, 1921-1923
  - 869. Rachelle Yarros, 1924-1933
  - 870. Josephine E. Young, 1923-1929
  - 871. Kimball Young, 1925-1930
  - 872. Louise M. Young, 1950-1953
  - 873. Harvey Zorbaugh, 1929-1933
  - 874. Typescripts of excerpts from ESD's correspondence, 1916-1920
  - 875. Typescripts of excerpts from ESD's correspondence, 1921-1922
  - 876. Typescripts of excerpts from ESD's correspondence, 1923-1924
  - 877. Typescripts of excerpts from ESD's correspondence, 1925-1926
  - 878. Typescripts of excerpts from ESD's correspondence, 1927-1929
  - 879. Typescripts of excerpts from ESD's correspondence, 1930-1934
  - 880. Donation of land for Kankakee River State Park, Illinois.
  - Volume 7. See entry after folder #353.

Series: III. THE PERSONAL PAPERS OF KATHERINE DUMMER FISHER, 1897-1961.
- 881. Biographical.
- 882-908A: CORRESPONDENCE FROM KATHARINE DUMMER FISHER
  Scope and Content: This correspondence is largely from KDF to Ethel Sturges Dummer, her mother. There are also letters to William F. Dummer, her father, and a few letters to various other members of her family.
  - 882. Katharine Dummer to Ethel S. Dummer. 1897-1909.
  - 883. KD. Letters from Paris. Daily accounts of a year spent in France with her sister Marion. Nov. 7, 1909 - June 10, 1910.
  - 884. KD. Letters from Paris.Feb. 1, 1910 - June 10, 1910.
  - 885. KD to ESD. Sept. 25 - Nov. 27, 1910.
  - 886. KD to ESD. Dec. 4, 1910 - Feb. 11, 1911.
  - 887. KD to ESD. Feb. 16, 1911 - May 7, 1911 PHOTOGRAPH
  - 888. KD to ESD. May 8 - June 23, 1911.
  - 889. KD to ESD. Sept. 29, 1911 - Feb. 5, 1912.
  - 890. KD to ESD. Feb. 11 - June 11, 1912.
  - 891. KD to ESD. Sept. 25, 1912 - Jan. 13, 1913. PHOTOGRAPH
  - 892. KD to ESD. Jan. 17 - June 15, 1913.
  - 893. KD to ESD. Aug. 30, 1913 - Jan. 11, 1914.
  - 894. KD to ESD. Jan. 18 - June 21, 1914.
  - 895. Katharine Dummer Fisher to ESD. 1915.
  - 896. KDF to ESD. 1916.
  - 897. KDF to ESD. 1917.
  - 898. KDF to ESD. Jan. - May 1918.
  - 899. KDF to ESD. June - Dec. 1918.
  - 900. KDF to ESD. Jan. - Mar. 1919.
  - 901. KDF to ESD. Apr. 1919 - Dec. 1920.
  - 902. KDF to ESD. 1921-1922.
  - 903. KDF to ESD. 1923-1925.
  - 904. KDF to ESD. 1926-1928.
  - 905. KDF to ESD. 1929.
  - 906. KDF to ESD. 1930-1932; 1934-1935.
  - 907. KDF to ESD. 1936-1940.
  - 908. KDF to ESD. 1941-1942; 1944-1953.
  - 908A. KDF to various relatives, 1954-1961.
- 909-947C: CORRESPONDENCE FROM ETHEL STURGES DUMMER TO KATHARINE DUMMER FISHER
  Scope and Content: This correspondence also includes letters to KDF from William F. Dummer and various various other relatives, and letters written by ESD and WFD to other Dummer and Fisher relatives.
  - 909. ESD to Katharine Dummer. 1897; 1907-1909.
  - 910. ESD to KD. Jan. - Apr. 1910.
  - 911. ESD to KD. Oct. - Dec. 1910.
  - 912. ESD to KD. January-March 1911.
  - 913. ESD to KD. April-October 1911.
  - 914. ESD to KD. November-December 1911.
  - 915. ESD to KD. January-March 1912.
  - 916. ESD to KD. April-June 1912.
  - 917. ESD to KD. September-December 1912.
  - 918. ESD to KD. January-March 1913.
  - 919. ESD to KD. April-June 1913.
  - 920. ESD to KD. September-October 1913.
  - 921. ESD to KD. November-December 1913.
  - 922. ESD to KD. January-March 1914.
  - 923. ESD to KD. April-December 1914.
  - 924. ESD to KDF. June-October 1915.
  - 925. ESD to KDF. November-December 1915.
  - 926. ESD to KDF. January-April 1916.
  - 927. ESD to KDF. April-June; October-December 1916.
  - 928. ESD to KDF. January-March 1917.
  - 929. ESD to KDF. April-December 1917.
  - 930. ESD to KDF. January-June; September-October 1918.
  - 931. ESD to KDF. November-December 1918.
  - 932. ESD to KDF. January-March 1919.
  - 933. ESD to KDF. April-June; December 1919.
  - 934. ESD to KDF. 1920.
  - 935. ESD to KDF. 1921.
  - 936. ESD to KDF. 1922-1923.
  - 937. ESD to KDF. 1924-1925.
  - 938. ESD to KDF. 1926.
  - 939. ESD to KDF. 1927-1928.
  - 940. ESD to KDF. 1929.
  - 941. ESD to KDF. 1930-1932.
  - 942. ESD to KDF. 1933-1935.
  - 943. ESD to KDF. 1936-1937.
  - 944. ESD to KDF. 1938-1939.
  - 945. ESD to KDF. 1940-1949.
  - 946. ESD to KDF. 1950-1953.
  - 946A. Letters to KDF from family members. 1960-1961.
  - 947. ESD to Fisher children. 1938-1953. This folder of letters was found together. Other letters by ESD to Fisher children are to be found throughout the correspondence of ESD.
  - 947A. Correspondence. KDF to sisters, Frances and Marion, 1947-1958.
  - 947B. Correspondence. KDF to sisters, Frances and Marion, 1959-1961.
  - 947C. Correspondence. Marion Dummer Abbott to KDF, 1961.
- 948-952: OTHER FAMILY CORRESPONDENCE
  - 948. KDF to Walter Taylor Fisher. October 1911-June 1915.
  - 948A. KDF to WTF. July-October 1915. Includes letter to Mrs. Fisher.
  - 948B. KDF to WTF. 1916-1917.
  - 948C. KDF to WTF. May-July 1918.
  - 948D. KDF to WTF. August-October 1918; June 1919.
  - 948E. KDF to WTF. 1935-1942.
  - 948F. KDF to WTF. 1943-1955.
  - 949. Walter Taylor Fisher, correspondence, 1949, 1961-1962.
  - 950. Fisher United News. 1941-1943.
  - 950A. Fisher United News. 1944.
  - 951. Fisher United News. 1945.
  - 952. Fisher United News. 1946-1948.
- 953-968: MISCELLANEOUS PERSONAL PAPERS OF KDF
  - 953. Correspondence. Miriam Van Waters,1941. Includes biographical sketch.
  - 954. Correspondence. General personal and professional, 1911-1961, n.d.
  - 955. Appointment calendars. 1939-1942.
  - 956. Appointment calendars. 1943-1946.
  - 957. Appointment calendars. 1947-1949; 1952; 1954.
  - 958. Appointment calendars. 1955-1956.
  - 959. Appointment calendars. 1957-1961.
  - 960. Why I Think So: The Autobiography of a Hypothesis, by ESD. Background information and review.
  - 961. Articles by KDF. 1926-1941.
  - 962. Poetry by KDF. 1911-1921.
  - 963. Poetry by KDF. 1941-1957, n.d. Christmas cards by KDF, 1931-1959.
  - 964. Themes written by KDF, n.d.
  - 965. Newsclippings. 1913-1928.
  - 966. Suffrage souvenirs.
  - 967. Miscellaneous.
  - 968. Articles written by Walter Taylor Fisher.

Series: IV. KATHERINE DUMMER FISHER'S PAPERS FROM THE WINNETKA LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS, 1937-1961.
- 969. Biographical.
- 970. General correspondence. n.d., 1938.
- 971. General correspondence. January-June 1939.
- 972. General correspondence. July-December, 1939.
- 973. General correspondence. 1940.
- 974. General correspondence. 1941-1942.
- 975. General correspondence. 1943.
- 976. General correspondence. 1944-1950.
- 977. General correspondence. 1951-1961.
- 978. President's correspondence, LWV. 1946-1949.
- 979. Correspondence with Mrs. George Gellhorn. 1940-1942.
- 980. Correspondence with Adlai Stevenson. 1949-1950.
- 981. Correspondence with Kathryn Stone. 1949-1950.
- 982. Correspondence with Anna Lord Strauss. n.d., 1945-1954.
- 983. Correspondence with Marguerite M. Wells and the Committee of Correspondents. 1944-1945.
- 984. Correspondence. Constitution revision in Illinois. 1950-1961.
- 985. Jury service. 1930-1949.
- 986. University of Chicago Law School Conference. May 15, 1951.
- 987. Notes for speeches by KDF. fr., n.d.
- 988. Notes for speeches by KDF. n.d.
- 989. Notes for speeches by KDF. n.d., 1937-1943.
- 990. Notes for speeches by KDF. 1945-1957.
- 991. Notes for speeches by KDF. 1958-1960.
- 992. Notes for speeches by KDF. Constitutional convention, 1959-1961.
- 993. Thirty Years of Faith and Works, a history of the League of Women Voters of Illinois. Background material, MSS., galley sheets, printed booklet. 1951.
- 994. Thirty Years of Faith and Works. Correspondence. 1951-1952.
- 995. Articles by and about KDF in the Illinois Voter. 1939-1948.
- 996. Newsclippings, n.d., p.d.
- 997. Newsclippings. 1938-1961.
- 998. Miscellaneous: notes, speeches, conference programs, 1940-1948, n.d.

999-1002: PHOTOGRAPHS.
Filed in photograph drawer. See also photographs in #887and #891.
- 999. Portraits of Katharine Dummer Fisher, 1904, 1958, n.d. 6 photographs.
  See also #887.
- 1000. Fisher family, 1916, 1918, 1951. Marion Dummer Abbott, 1918. 11 photographs.
- 1001. Katharine Dummer Fisher and friends, 1912, n.d. 2 photographs.
- 1002. Radcliffe friends and group photographs, 1911, 1914, n.d. 31 photographs.
  See also #891.

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