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COLLECTIONS OF CCRRESPOIIDEIICE AND MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENTS

NAME OF COLLECTION; Marv E. Richmond Papers

SOURCE: Gift of the Russell Sage Foundation, 1949; transferred fromK.Y. School of Social Work, 1970

SUBJECT:

BATES COVERED: t - 1 9 2 8 NUMBER OF ITEMS: ca. g5jooO items

STATUS: (check appropriate description)Cataloged: Listed: % Arranged: x Not organized:

CONDITION: (give number of vols., "boxes,, or shelves)Bound: Boxed: %% boa-ess Stored:

LOCATION: (Library)Special Collections CALL-NUMBER: Spec Ms Coll^ ^ ^ ^ - , , ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ w ^ Richmond •RESTRICTIONS Oil USE:

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DESCRIPTION: .Correspondeneey manuscripts^ and records relating to the career

of Mary E. Richmond^ (1861-1928), pioneer social worker, author andeducatosv The papers cover Miss Richmond^ social work career inBaltimore, Philadelphia, and New York, where she served as Directorof the Charity Organization Department of the Russell Sage Foundation.Her efforts were directed toward the reorganization and introduction ofnew methods, including the case method.

Miss Richmond was the author of Social diagnosis, Marriage andthe State, Friendly Visiting; Among the Poor, and Child Marriages.

See the register for list containing the calendar of the collection.

PART Is MARY E. RICHMOND ARCHIVE

8 Boxes, 13>1 Folders, covering the

Pre~professional, Baltimore, and Philadelphia Per iods ,

1861 - 1900,

With Index to Le t te rs

MARY E. RICHMOND ARCHIVE

Chronology of Mary E, Kichmond "

1861 Bora in Belleville, Illinois

1878 Graduated from Eastern Female High School, Baltimore, Maryland

I878 Went to New York and Brooklyn to live and work

i860 Returned to Baltimore to Fork for W«L. Stork & Company, finestationers and engravers

1888 Became bookkeeper and general office assistant for the AltamontHotel

1889 Became assistant treasurer of the Baltimore Charity OrganizationSociety

Promoted to general secretary of the Baltimore COS

1899 Publication of friendly Visiting-Among the Poor

1900 Became general Secretary of the Philadelphia Society for OrganisingCharity

' 1905 Became editor of the Field Department of Charities and the Commons

1907 Publication of The Good Neighbor in the Kodern City

1909 Became director of the Charity Organization Department, Russell\s Sage Foundation, New York

1917 Publication of Social Diagnosis

1922 Publication of .41 at is Social Case V;Ork?

1925 Publication of Quid Marriages

192£ Although still director of COD, becoines inactive at office andworks at home

1928 Died in New York Cityj buried in Baltimore

1929 Carriage and the î&ts published posthumously

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MARY E. RICHMOND PAPERS

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L e t t e r s , W r i t i n g , Personal Kffect3, 1861-1889'Le t te r s , WritinfS, Personal Effect3, 1861-J 889Let te rs and rela&ed ma te r i a l s , FaJ timore per iod, lfl89-l9r*OWritinpj and personal effect.?, Baltimore period, 1889-19'.* 1Let te rs and re la ted ma te r i a l s , Philadelphia period, 1900-1909w r i t i n g and of f ic ia l sOC publ ica t ions , Philadelphia

per iod, 1900-1909Writings ana personal e f f ec t s , Ih ilaciei phi a perjod, 1900-19^9L e t t e r s , e t c . , r e l a t i n g to FitUd Department of Char i t ies

and the Commons, Philadelphia p r r i od , 1900-19^9General Correspondence, New York period, 1909-1915General Correspondence, New York p e r iod , 1916-1922Genera] Correspondence, New York per iod, 1923-1928Correspondence with fr iends and Colleagues, New York

period, 1909-1928 vL e t t e r s , o t c . , re Social DiagnosisManuscript, of cjociai" Diagnosis

^n' >f Social DiarnosisF?jes ^

Wnrkinr F: le3 ofCase Records,

Jocjajof Socialanalystls ,

DiarnosisD5arno.3iscri"ticis"m and discuss ions of

Letters re Social Work Series and Marriage Studies, New Yorkperiod

Letters re Teachinp Interests, New vork per?odMaterials re ;Char.ity Organization Institutes, thru 1915Materials re Charity Organization Institutes, 19l6Materials re Charity Organization Institutes, 1917Materials re Charity Organization Institutes, 1918Materials re Institute of Family Jocial Work, 1919Materials re Institute of Family.Social Work, 1920Materials re Institute of Family Social work, 1921Materials re Institute of Family Social Work, 1922Materials re Institute of Family Social Work, 1925-1928,

and re Supervisors' Conferences, 191U-1923Materials re Training for cc?.al WorkCorrespondence and Materials re Case Records and Recording,

and tht3 Case Criticism bervjeeSupplementary Material re Case Records and Recording ^Letters and Writings Widows1 PensionsSupplementary Material Widows1 PensionsCorrespondence and Material re Unemployment Crise3Correspondence and Materials re American Red CrossCorresprndence and Materials re the National ConferenceCorrespondence and Materials re the American AssociationCorrespondence and Materials re Committee on Professional

OrganizationCorres ondence and Materials re Committee and Advisory Work

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Corrosr ondenccj and Materials re Miscellaneous Subjects,Personal materials, final sickness and death

Speech*^, addresses and lecturesNotes for SAL; Articles, reviews and unpublished writinpsDepartment reports prepared ty M.F.R* for the Russell

Sape FoundationPer3bnal effects; Miscellaneous, Col cord and Mann biographical

material

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DEPARTMENT ARCHIVES

Correspondence, 19"»9-192>c*: Joanna C. Col cordPTICO as Director of COD, pos t 1930

Frer. .). Hall Cr rrespondence re ExchanpeFred 3 . Hall Correspondence re .FinanceFred S. Rail Correspondence r e Office MethodsFred S. Hall Correspondence re S t a t i s t i c sCorres^ r.cience and other mater ia l r e Transpor ta t ion Code

and CoriKfttte, 1909-1928 and Sett lement LawsCorrespondence and other mater ia l r e Special p r o j e c t s

i i .F. Ityington and J$C. Col cordStaff Reports COD, 1911-1927; Field Reports FDCC and C6D,

1909-1911Field Reports FDUC and CUD, 1911-19J9Field Reports and Communication, 1919-1928Financial s t a tements , 1509-1928 and Published Sales Records

of th€« COD, 1913-1929COD Subject F i l e s : Almshouses - Glothiup AppealCOD Subject F r i e s : Community Council - Fr iendly V i s i t sCOD Subject F i l e s : Handbook for D i s t r i c t s , N.Y., COS, 1916 -

I n t e r c o l l P f j a t e Bureau of OccupationsCOD Subject F i l e s : In take - Nursing (Publ ic Health)COD Subject F i l e s : Occupational Disease - Publ ic wel fare ,

Boards ofCOD Subject Fil-33: Quotation - Schools of PhilanthropyCOD Subject Files: Special Insurance - TuberculosisCOD Subject Files: Vagrancy and Bering - Work Rooms for Women

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Pre-professional Period, 1861-1889 — MER Archive

Folders I-IJ4.5 Letters, Writings, and Personal Effects

1 Genealogical documents, as follows:Ellen M» Harris1 record of Richmond, Harris, and West-

cott marriages, births, and deaths, n.d.Family Record pages from 1821 New Testament [kept by

Mehitable Harris?]Photostat copy of MER's Family Tree as recorded in

Family Bible dated 171*6 (Original property ofWilliam C. Harris, in possession of Miss GordonHamilton, 1930)

Family Tree copied from Family Bibles by Joanna C.Colcord in 1929

2 Letters showing relations between MER and Mrs. Laura RichmondHooper, her step-mother, as follows;

Letter to MSR from Mrs• Hooper, Sep 13, 1901Three letters to HER from M. L. White, Baltimore COS

case worker, about Hooper family affairs, datedSep 30, Oct 8, and Oct 11, 1901

3 Childhood keepsake: Religious card with note on verso toHER from Sister Relagia Boyd, her aunt on her father's side,

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k Letters showing relations between MER and Ellen M. Harris,' . . . her aunt, as follows:

Copies of six letters from MER to Aunt Ellen, 1870-1872Two letters to MER from Aunt Ellen, Apr 17, 1908 and

Jul 7, 1915

5 Letters and other materials showing relations between MER andEllen Hm Harris, her aunt, as follows: . - -

Doctor1 s receipt and letters to MSR from Ellen M» Harrisand others concerning Aunt Ellen's final illnessand death, 1919

Correspondence between MER and Mary Eleanor Shafer con-cerning Aunt Ellen's bequests, 1919

Aunt Ellen's address book, memorandum book, and her article,"Notes on the Life of Huxley" (in The Open Door, Oct1919, P 10-11)

6 Letters showing relations between MER and Elizabeth (Lizzie) andMary Richmond, her aunts, arranged chronologically from Jul 18,1913 to Dec 19, 1920

7 Letters showing relations between MER and Elizabeth (Lizzie) andMary Richmond, her aunts, arranged chronologically from Jan £,1922 to Dec 16, 1925

8 MSR's childhood copy book, presented to her by her "teacher," ^->G. Perez, Jan 20, 1872

9 Copy of Eastern Female High School Twenty-sixth Annual Com-mencement program, Thursday, Jun 27, 1878$ accompanied by1930 statement by Ruth Mann about the commencement and corres-

, , pondence between Joanna Colcord and the Principal of EasternHigh School, 1930

10 MER notebook labeled "Bibliography," with calendar for 1880pasted on inside cover and autograph of "M. E* Richmond11;contains l i s t s of works .by Scott, I^yndall, Ruskin, Dickens,Dr. Johnson, Emerson, George El iot , and l i s t of Latin Poets

11 Seven programs of the DeValin Literature Club meetings, asfollows:

November - January 1882-3February - May .1883October - January I883-I4.February - May I882j.Mrs, Browning Evening, May 30, I88J4October - January l88lt-5October - January 1885-6

12 MER essay, "Books:and* Reading,tf written for presentation tothe DeValin Literature Club, Oct 20, 18§2;; a.m.s., 39 p

13 '. MER essay, "Washington Irving, n written for presentation tothe DeValin Literature Club, Mar 19, I883: a.m.s,, 36 p ,and 31 half-page typescript

Ik MER essay, "Milton," written for presentation to the DeValinLiterature Club, Dec 111, I883 (Contained in notebook headed"DeValin Literature Club Essays, Vol I : Contents, Dante,Miss Jennie Taylor, read Nov 17, 1882; and Milton, Miss Rich-

, Eiond, read Dee Ik, 186%* The Milton essay i s in MERrs holo- ":

graph. Also IS half-page -type script)

Pre-professional Period, 1861-1889: MERArchive

Folders 15>-2l;: Letters, Writings, and Personal Effects

15> MER essay, "Jeremy Taylor," written for presentation to theDeValin Literature Club, Apr 25>, 1881*: a.rc.s., 32 p, and26 half-page typescript

16 MER essay, "Sir Thomas More," written for presentation tothe DeValin Literature Club,. Dec 1, I88I4.: a.ro.s*, 66 p,and 60 half-page typescript

17 MER essay, "The Baron, the Page, and the Minstrel," writtenfor presentation to the DeValin Literature Club, Nov 2, 1885:a.m.s., 33 p, and 29 half-page typescript

18 MER essay, "The English Novel," written for presentation tothe DeValin Literature Club, n.d.s 33 P holograph draft and23 half-page typescript -

19 MER essay, "Charles Dickens," written for presentation to theDeValin Literature Club, n.d.: 27 p holograph draft and 29half-page typescript

20 Scrapbook of newspaper and magazine clippings bearing MSR'sautograph, I883-I88?. The first clipping is an article byMiss Richmond on "Juvenile Literature" from the LutheranHome, 1883» Three other newspaper clippings are dated 1881*and 1885 . Most of the clippings deal with Rev. Charles R#Weld fs sermons at the first Independent Christ Church, butonly two are dated: 1882* and l88£#

Folded in front are a Stork & Co. Society Bulletin forI883 and three sets of MER holograph notes

21 MER holograph notebook headed "Sidney Lanier," with table ofcontents, n.cL Pages 3-5 and 8-11 contain entries for "Shake-spere Class" dated 1888. Pages 26U-270 contain a "programme"given by the Shakespeare Class. 276 p

Folded in front are five undated poems in MSRfs holograph,as follows:

"Crinan[?] Weather" ^ ^"The Alphabet""Team Play""Sheepfolds" _; _"Snail blame to the worlds that want you"

22 Typescript copies of two letters to MSR from Fred W. Werner,member of the Unitarian Church Shakespeare Class, dated Jun 30,1888 (accompanied by "Presentation") and Dec 23, 1889

723 Photostats of two letters concerning the Baltimore Charity

Organization Society position of assistant treasurer, asfollows:

J. F. Martenet to Charles J. Bonaparte, Feb 2U, 1888,- being the letter of resignation of MER's prede- •

, , , cessorJesse F. Hampton to Special Committee, Baltimore Charity

Organization Society, Dec 15>, 1888, being a letterof application for the position of assistant treas-

, \ , urer• Pasted on this letter is the advertisementfrom the Dec 1888 Evening Sun which HER answered,

2h Miscellaneous biographical data relating to MERfs Pre-profes-sional Period, collected by Ruth Mann and Joanna Colcord,1928-31 . , ..

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Box 3 Baltimore Period, 1889-1900 ~ MSR Archive

Folders 25-50: Letters and related materials*

25 General letters to and from MER, mostly of an official orprofessional nature, as follows:

Francis R. Peabody to MER, Nov 17, 1890MSR to Charles J. Bonaparte, Feb 21, 1891MER to the Daughters of Israel, May 1891

26 General letters to MER, mostly of an official or professionalnature, arranged chronologically for I89I*

27 General letters to and from MER, mostly of an official orprofessional nature, arranged chronologically for 1895

28 General letters to and from MER, mostly of an official orprofessional nature, arranged chronologically for 18?6

29 General letters to and from MER, mostly of an official orprofessional nature, arranged chronologically for 1897 and1898



32 Undated or partially dated notes and letters to "and fromMER, mostly of an official or professional nature

.33 Letters of a personal nature from Zilpha Drew Smith to MER,arranged chronologically from Apr to Dec, 1892

3k Letters of a personal nature from Zilpha Drew Smith to MER,arranged chronologically for 1893

35 Letters of a personal nature from Zilpha DrewiSmith to MER,arranged chronologically for l&9k

36 Letters of a personal nature from Zilpha Drew Smith to MER,arranged chronologically for 1895

37 Letters of a personal nature from Zilpha Drew Smith to MER,arranged chronologically for I896

38 Letters of a personal nature from Zilpha Drew Snith to MSR,arranged chronologically'from Jan 1, 1897 to Aug 2, 1899

The records of the Baltimore Charity Organization Society were destroyedin a fire in 1919 and the official file of letters and organizational docu-ments and papers is very incomplete.

39 Letters of a personal nature from Zilpha Drew Smith to MSR,arranged chronologically for 1900

kO Miscellaneous materials relating to the Zilpha Drew Smith- . -•Mary Richmond friendship during this period, as follows:

ZDS diary of Colorado vacation, 1892MER note with photograph to ZDS, Sep 22, l89ij.Other letters to, or from ZDS: 1892, l89li, 1900

ill Copy of form letters sent out by MIR Apr 25, 1895, asking forinformation needed to prepare a paper on "The Treatment ofthe Families of Idle and Intemperate Men" (presented at theNational Conference, New Haven, 1895, under title of "MarriedVagabonds"), and the responses to her questions, arrangedchronologically for Apr 1895

hZ Continuation of responses to MER fs form letter of Apr 25,1895 > arranged chronologically for May 1895 . - •• -

k3 Letters and other materials from the Macmillan Company con-cerning publication and sales of Friendly Visiting Among thePoor (New York, 1899), as follows:

i Contract, Nov 1 6 , 1898\ Four letters from Macmillan Company to MER, Nov 15,

1898-Feb 21, 1899Yearly statements of sales, I898-I9II

Uk Letters to MER in response to publication of Friendly VisitingAmong the Poor (New York, I899), arranged chronologically from .Jan 31 to Apr 26, 1899* also typescript copy of discussion atAgents1 Meeting, Boston, Jun 29, 1899, on review .in ManchesterGuardian

k$ Letters relating to Helen B. Pendleton, Baltimore Charity Organ*. - . ization Society worker and friend of MER, as follows: .

Two letters from MER to Miss Pendleton, Mar lit, I898 andJun 27, n.y.

Extracts from Miss Pendletonfs letters to her family dur-ing MER fs Baltimore Period: Oct 1, I896; Jan 23,1898; and two with n #d*

Letter from John M. Glenn to Miss Pendleton, Nov 30, 1901Letter from Miss Pendleton to Muriel Pumphrey about MER

materials from this period, Sep 27, ^

I46 Two printed case records from the London Charity OrganizationSociety, sent out as specimens of case work by C. S. Loch, Apr1899* Accompanied by note in unidentified handwriting thatMER had no idea what a case record could be until she saw theLondon COS samples.

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kt Letters and other materials relating to the Baltimore-Philadelphia transition, as follows:

Eleven le t ters from H# LaBarre Jayne to MER, Jan 31-Apr7, 1900s about offer of General Secretaryposition at the Philadelphia Society for Organ-izing Charity-

Letter from MER to Mr. Jayne, Mar 18,1900Two- enclosures relating to the Philadelphia SOC, n.d#Three press clippings from Philadelphia newspapers,

1900

1*8 MERfs holograph draft le t te r of resignation from the Balti-more Charity Organization Society to Charles Bonaparte,Mar 12, 1900, and carbon of typescript statement of accept-ance and recognition of service from the Society1 s Board ofManagers, n.d,

h9 Letters and notes from Baltimore and other persons relatingto MERfs leaving Baltimore, arranged chronologically fromMar 2 to May 22, 1900

50 Letters and notes from Philadelphia and other persons relat-ing to MER*s coming to Philadelphia, arranged chronologicallyfrom Feb Ik to May Ik, 1900

Baltimore Period, 1889-1900 — MER Archive

Folders 51-71: Writings and Personal Effects

51 Holograph draft [not in MER!s handwriting] of "The Friendly-Visitor, ft 10 p . "M.E.R^s f i r s t speech in public at annualmeeting of Balto. C.O.S. in 1890" written at end in MER'shand. Verso of p 10 has "Mr. J . M. Glenn, Glenn Bldng.,12 St. Paul"

52 Holograph draft of "The Profession and Practice of Begging,"an address delivered at the East Baltimore Business Men'sAssociation, Apr 23, 1891$ also typescript copy

53 "Criticism and Reform in Charity," a lecture delivered beforethe Social Science Club of the Woman fs College, Baltimore,Jan 17, 1896 (Printed in The Charities Review, Vol V, no. It,Feb I896, p 169-181)

5k Separate reprint of "The Training of Charity Workers," paperread at a meeting of the Civic Club, Philadelphia, Mar 19,1897 (two copies)

55 \ typescript copy of "Attitude of a Working Woman toward WorkingWomen," address delivered before the Third National Conventionof Working Women *s Clubs, Philadelphia, Apr 30, 1897 (From L)the Report of the Proceedings of the Convention, p 188-192)

$6 Holograph draft of "The Relation of our District Work to ChurchCharity Work," n.p., n.d. [L898 or 1899?], 16 p; accompaniedby Edward T. Devine letter, Oct 5, 1916, and MERfs reply, Oct Ik, . .1916, relating to this manuscript

57 Miscellaneous notes and outlines for speeches, addresses, andlectures, 1896-1900

58 Some Facts about Child-Beggars, It-page leaflet prepared by MERand issued by the Baltimore Charity Organization Society (No. 32,Mar l89li). Also Syllabus for "Class for the Study of CharitableWork in the Homes of the Poor," conducted by MSR Feb and Mar[n.y.], U-page leaflet

59 Typescript copies of "To Every Baltimore Clergyman" and "OurRelation to the Churches," editorials written by MER for theBaltimore Charities Record, Oct 1899

60 typescript notebook containing unpublished manual, "The Workof a District Agent. Instructions and Suggestions compiledfor the Charity Organization Society of Baltimore by itsGeneral Secretary, Mary E. Richmond," Baltimore, May 1, 1900,72 p; accompanied by 1920 correspondence between JeffreyBrackett and MER referring to this manuscript

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6X Holograph draft of "Friendly Visiting," an article writtenfor The Commons but not published, n.d. (Published in TheLong View as "The Settlement and Friendly Visiting" anddated there as ca. 1899.)

• -62 Page proofs of "What is Charity Organization?" an article

written for Charities Review, Jan 1900

63 Two typescript copies of "In Hospital," an article writtenfor American Journal of Nursing, Oct 1, 1901

6k Six poems written by MER, 1889-1903, as follows:

"Dualism," Jul 17, I889 (typescript copy)"Love, a masking came to me,11-"Now 23, I889 (typescript

copy)"Breezy Weather,M Aug 1891 (photostat of holograph

signed "M.E.R.")"Recognition," Oct 1891 (photostat of holograph signed

"M.E.R.")"Three steps across the threshold and then turn," Col-

orado Springs, Jul k9 I892 (photostat of MER holo-graph and typescript copy)

"A sturdy Yorkshire mite of four or five," Jul 17-Dec 1,1903 (typescript copy)

Accompanied by three letters relating to the poems, as follows:> Ruth Mann to Ada Arens Morawetz, Feb 3, 1931

Ada Arens Morawetz to Ruth Mann, Feb k, 1931 (incomplete)Louisa Eyre to Ruth Mann, Mar 2, 1931

64A "Dualism," (a,ms.«.) with photo of MER as a child & related letters6j> Three sets of miscellaneous MER holograph notes, as follows:

"Clouds," Sep I892. "Myrtle Club Grieg Programme, Jun &/9hn .o ..

"Guesses at Symphcmy Programmes," Nov 1896-tFan 1897

66 Typescript copy of "A Plea for Poetry," written by MER forthe Myrtle Club, Jul 1893 -

67 Diary for 1897, autographed "M. E, Richmond*" Diary pages are"spotty and contain note of reading references or engagements*Cash Account pages in back are fully kept. -

68 Diary for I898, autographed "M» E, Richmond." Diary pages arespotty and contain note of reading references. Cash Accountpages in back are fully kept. MER!s National Conference member-ship card for I898 inserted in back pocket.

69 MER diary for 1900. Diary pages are spotty and mostly containnote of reading references or engagements. Cash Account pagesin back are fully kept.

70 Materials relating to Jane Addams, as follows:Article by Miss Addams, "The Subtle Problems of Charity,"

clipped from the Jan 1899 Atlantic and saved by M3RMER holograph draft l e t t e r to Jane Addams, n.p«, n.d.

71 Miscellaneous biographical data relating to MER's BaltimorePeriod, collected by Ruth Mann and Joanna Colcord, 1928-31

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At end of Tfcro scrapbooks of newspaper and magazine clippings and other printedcollection materials which reflect Miss Richmond1 s career and interes ts while

at the Baltimore Charity Organization Society. These scrapbooks were 1}kept by Anna M/ Arensj the f i r s t contains items dated from Feb 1$y 1888to Nov Ik, 1896, and the second from Nov 13, I896 to Oct 27, 1901. Athird scrapbook i s described under the Philadelphia Period.

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Philadelphia Period, 1900-1909 — MER Archive

Folders 72-89: Letters and related materials

72' General letters of an official or professional nature toand from MER as General Secretary of the PhiladelphiaSociety for Organizing Charity, arranged chronologicallyfor 1900

73 General letters of an official or professional nature toand from MER as General Secretary of the PhiladelphiaSociety for Organizing Charity, arranged chronologicallyfor 1901

Ik General letters of an official or professional nature toand from MER as General Secretary of the PhiladelphiaSociety for Organizing Charity, arranged chronologicallyfor 1902

75 General letters of an official or professional nature toand from MER as General Secretary of the Philadelphia" Society for Organising Charity, arranged chronologicallyfor 1903

76 ' General letters of an official or professional nature toand from MER as General Secretary of the PhiladelphiaSociety for Organizing Charity, arranged chronologicallyfor 190k - • v


78 General letters of an official or professional nature toand from M a s General Secretary of the PhiladelphiaSociety for. Organizing Charity, arranged chroiaoiogicallyfor 1906

79 General letters of an official or professional nature toand from MER- as General Secretary of the Philadelphia

• >.••'• - Society for Organizing Charity, arranged chronologicallyfor 1907


81 General letters of an official or professional nature toand from MER as General Secretary of the PhiladelphiaSociety for Organizing Charity, arranged chronblbgicallyfor 1909

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82 Letters of a personal nature from Zilpha Drew Snith to MSR, v. 'arranged chronologically from Dec 9, 1900 to Apr llj., I90I4.

83 . Letters of a personal nature from Zilpha Drew Snith to MER,arranged chronologically from Apr 22, 1905 to Aug 3, 1909

8k Letters of a personal nature from Julia R# Rogers of Balti-more to MER, arranged chronologically from Nov lU> 1900 toJan 17, 190k

85 Letters of a personal nature from Julia R» Rogers of Balti-more to MER,. arranged chronologically from N O T 6, 1905 toFeb 1, 1908

86 Letters of a personal nature to MER from various persons,arranged chronologically from Sep 25, 1902 to Nov 12, 1909

8? Letters of a personal nature from MER to Constance Biddleof Philadelphia, arranged chronologically from Jul 2li, 1907to Aug 29, 1909

88 Letters and other materials relating to MERfs trip to Englandand Scotland in 1903, as follows:

1 James Campbell letter to [Margaret] Horn, Jul 7, 1903Margaret Eorn letter to MER, Jul 8, 1903Margaret Eorn postcard to MER, Jul 20, 1903 )E, J. Holdane[?] letter to MER, [Jul 21, 1903] . . J

Margaret Horn letter to HER, Jul 27, 1903 -------Calling cards for Miss Richmond and Miss FossMER diary for 1903, containing entries from Jun 25 to

Aug 5, a few addresses and memoranda, and foldedin the back, a list of hotels and addresses witha dried flower pressed in

89 Letters and other materials relating to Anna Justice, Fhila^-delphia SOC volunteer worker, as fdHowss . I

Anna Justice to MER, May l.and Jun 15, 1907Henry Justice (Anna^ father) to MER, Nov 16 and Dec 20,

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Funeral Sermon, Jul 25, 1907 / " -A n n a H i n c h m a n ' s p o e m , n . d v •-• •----~"--:-"-•-•"---•---• - > ^ -*-"A Friend Indeed," remembrance by Mary L, Walsh, n»d#

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Philadelphia Period, 1900-1909 — MSR Archive

Folders 90-111;: Letters and related materials; also•-•••. ' official SOC publications

90 Letters to MEE enclosing statistics of district committeesof charity organization societies in seven cities, together•with Miss Richmond^ summary, Jun 1901

91 Copy of form letter sent out by MER Mar 9, 190l|, asking forcase records from other societies to be used in preparationof a book of Lectures to Charity Workers, and the responsesto her request, arranged chronologically from Mar 12 toJun 10, 190li. Accompanied by two sets of MER notes out-lining the projected book.

92 Copy of form letter sent out by MER to Philadelphia volun-teers Apr 10, 1907, asking for accounts of their experiencesto be used in preparation of an SOC leaflet on friendly visit-ing, and the responses to her request, arranged chronologicallyfrom Apr Ik to May 5>, 1907. Accompanied by typescript copiesof Excerpts from Philadelphia friendly visitors1 letters;Statement by Henry H. Bonnell; and "Concerning the Difficultyof Beginning" by H.W. Cadbury, May 1, 1907

93 Copy of form letter sent out by MER to other societies Apr 1$,1907, requesting names and addresses of volunteers to supplyaccounts of their experiences as friendly visitors, and theresponses to her request, arranged chronologically from Apr 16to Apr 29, 1907

9h Copy of form letter sent out by MSR to volunteers from othersocieties Apr 23, 1907, asking for accounts of their exper-iences to be used in preparation of an SOC leaflet and speechon friendly visiting, and the responses to her request, ar-ranged chronologically from Apr 23 to Apr 30, 1907

95 Continuation of responses from volunteers of other societiesto MERfs form letter of Apr 23, 1907, arranged chronologicallyfrom May 1 to May 15>, 1907; also five undated letters

96 Letters relating to The Good Neighbor in the Modern City (Phila-delphia, 1907), as follows:

MER's request for advice on a chapter sent to six recip-ients Oct 1;, 1907, and their responses, Oct 1907

Edward T# Devine letter to MER, Oct 13, 1907, commentingon her manuscript

97 Letters and other materials from the Lippincott Company con-cerning publication and sales details for The Good Neighborin the Modern City (Philadelphia, 1907), as follows:

;.. Contract, Oct 1907, and statements of royalties, 1908-35Letters concerning sales figures, 1908-31Publication announcement and reviews, 1907

98 Letters to MER in response to publication of The Good Neighborin the Modern City (Philadelphia, 1907), arranged chronolo<îcallyfrom Nov 22, 1907 to Jul k, 1908

99 Letter, telegram, and press clippings relating to MER»s new . '.position as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, as follows:

Letter from John M. Glenn to MSR, Feb 10, 19C9Telegram from John M. Glenn to MER, Apr 16, 1909Press clippings announcing appointment, Apr 20-May 1, 1909

100 Letters and notes from Philadelphia and other persons relatingto MER!s leaving Philadelphia, arranged chronologically fromMar 16 to N O T 23, 1909 v

101 Letters and notes from New York and other persons relating toMSR1 s coming to New York, arranged chronologically from Mar 18to Sep 26, 1909 •-••-'

102 Three Annual Reports of the Board of Directors of the Phila-delphia Society for Organizing Charity, prepared before MERbecame General Secretary: Feb 1898, Feb 1899, and Feb 1900

103 \ Twenty-third Annual Report of the Philadelphia Society forOrganizing Charity for the year ending Dec 31, 1901, preparedby MER and her staff

lOij. Twenty-fourth Annual Report of the Philadelphia Society forOrganizing Charity for the year ending Dec 31, 1902, preparedby MER and her staff

105 Twenty-fifth Annual Report of the Philadelphia Society forOrganizing Charity for the year ending Dec 31, 1903, preparedby MER and her staff

106 Cities within the City: Six Short Studies, being the Twenty-. sixth Annual Report of the Philadelphia Society for OrganizingCharity for the year ending Aug 31, 190lt, prepared by MER andher staff

107 Twenty-seventh Annual Report of the Philadelphia Society forOrganizing Charity for the year ending Aug 31, 1905, preparedby MER and her staff ' *•-•

108 What is the Truth about Relief?, being the Twenty-eighth AnnualReport of the Philadelphia Society for Organizing Charity forthe year ending Aug 31, 1906, prepared by MER and her staff

109 On Working Together, being the Twenty-ninth Annual Report ofthe Philadelphia Society for Organizing Charity for the yearending Aug 31, 1907, prepared by MER and her staff; also re- ' Jprint without tables, lists, etc. . : , :r

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110 A Rad Letter Year in Philadelphia Charity, being a reprintof the Thirtieth Annual Report of the Philadelphia Societyfor Organizing Charity for the year ending Aug 31, 1908,prepared by M£R an d her staff .

111 The Ninth Milestone, being the Thirty-first Annual Reportof the Philadelphia Society for Organizing Charity for theyear ending Aug 31, 1909, prepared by MSR and her staff

112 Twelve SOC leaflets.and pamphlets prepared by MER and herstaff for publicity purposes, as follows:

Short Stories with a Moral, [1902]More Short Stories, [1901JThe News Letter for May, 1901*Stop-cock Stories, [190$]Sixty-five Queries, Dec 190$A New Year Letter, Jan 1, 1906Differences, Mar 1906The Friendly Visitor, [Nov 1907]13 Widows, 8 Deserted Wives, 10 Sick, 8 Incurables,

12 Aged, [1907]Eight Steps in a Plan for Seeing People Through, [1907?]Two Weeks in a District Office of the S.O.C., n.d»General Suggestions to those who Visit the Poor, n.d»

113 Two miscellaneous items prepared for the SOC by Miss Richmondand her staff, as follows:

Civil Service Examination for position of special clerk,Department of Charities, Philadelphia, 1906

Report of the Committee on the Special Case System ofRelief to the Board of Directors, Philadelphia SOC,Nov 19, 1906

111; Typescript of ttUnrevised Draft of Manual for Case Workers inPhilada. S.O.C., Confidential,n n.d., 75 pj accompanied bysample office forms bearing 1909 date

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Bobc 7 Philadelphia Period, 1900-1909 — MER Archive

Folders llf>-13£: Writings and Personal Effects

Separate reprint of "Charitable Co-operation," an addressdelivered at the National Conference meeting [in Boston?],1901

116 Typescript draft of "Some Recent Lessons in the Relief ofDistress," an address delivered at the Cuban Conference,Mar 1902, Also reprint titled "First Principles in theRelief of Distress11 (in the Field Department Charities andthe Commons for Jun 1906) and typescript extract titled"'Relief1 and 'Administration1 Expenses,11 Jan lf>, 1913

117 Holograph draft of "The Retail Method of Reform," an ad-dress delivered before the Ethical Culture Society, Apr16, 19O5>> also reprint from International Journal of Ethics,Jun 1906, p 171-179

118 Typescript of untitled address to students of the New YorkSchool of Philanthropy, 190f>

119 Typescript of "Investigation as a Help and Protection to thePoor," given as Lecture 1 of an Extension Course at the BostonSchool for Social Workers, Jan 23, 1906

120 T^rpescript of "Industrial Conditions and the Charity Worker,"a speech read before the Industrial Exhibit, Dec 10, 1906

121 Separate reprint of "Friendly Visiting," an address deliveredbefore the 3Uth National Conference in Minneapolis, Jun 19,1907

122 Typescript of untitled speech for Trades Union Night at theTuberculosis Exhibit, Feb 27, 1909

123 Typescript of "The Relation of Organized Charity to the Tuber-culosis Campaign," n.p., n.d.

12U Notes and outlines for lectures to students at the New YorkSchool of Philanthropy, 1901-1908; accompanied by printedmatter

125 Notes and outlines for lectures to students at the Universityof Pennsylvania, 1907; accompanied by Syllabus for PreliminaryCourse in Social Work inaugurated at the University of Penn-sylvania, Apr lo-Jun 1, 1906

126 Miscellaneous notes, outlines, clippings, and fragments forspeeches to small groups, 1900-1908

127 "A Tangle of Good Intent," an article published in Charities,Vol 11*, no. 12, Jun 17, 1905, p 81*3-81*6

128 MER1 s reviews of-The Principles of Relief by Edward T. De-vine,•and Poverty by Robert Hunter, torn out of International Journalof Ethics, Vol 15, Jul 1905, p 503-507

129 !I ypescript draft of "Necessities of Philadelphia Charities,"an article written for the Philadelphia Ledger, May 12, 1907(17 half-pages with page 1 missing)

130 Typescript draft of five chapters of a book on Social Work inFamilies begun by MER in 1905 and later incorporated in SocialDiagnosis, as follows:

Part II, Chapter I, The Place of Material Relief; alsorevision titled The Third Stage

Part II, Chapter II, Sources of Material Relief; alsorevised version

Part II, Chapter H I , The Basis of FactPart II, Chapter IV, Methods of InvestigationPart II, Chapter V, Methods of Investigation (continued)

131 Letters and notes from Zilpha Drew Smith to MER containing com-\ ments and suggestions on the five chapters of MER's book onSocial Work in Families: Feb 7, Sep 11, Sep 15, and Sep 22,1905; the first two letters are accompanied by detailed notes

132 Holograph draft of "Preliminary Stuo r of 112 Records in whichthe SPCC and SOC Appear for the Year 1908," 26 p, with k type-script talley sheets; accompanied by MERfs memorandum of May 1,1909, and correspondence with William H«A.~ Mills, Jul 21 and 22,1909, relating to this stucfcr

133 Two periodical articles of a general nature clipped and savedby MSR, as follows:

"The Powers of Men11 by William James (in American Maga-•""..'""zine, Nov 1907, p 57-65)

•^. "Imagination in Business" by Lorin F . Deland ( in At lan t i c•'•^ Monthly, Apr, 1909, p 2*33-itU7)

13l*-135 2 folders of Miscellaneous biographical da ta r e l a t i n g to MER'sPhiladelphia per iod , co l lec ted by Ruth Mann and Joanna Colcord,1928-31

Part I

Box 8 Philadelphia Period, 1900-1909 — MSR Archive

Folders 136-151* Letters and other materials relating to1 the Field Department of Charities and

the Commons, 1905-1909

136 Letters relating to the Field Department of Charities and theCommons for 1905, as follows:

Arthur and Paul Kellogg to MER, Oct 12-Dec 27, 1905Edwin H. Soleriberger to MER, Sep 28, 1905Francis H. McLean to MSR, Dec 7, 1905

137 Letters relating to the Field'Department of Charities and theCommons for 1906, as follows:

Arthur Kellogg to MER, Feb 17-May 2U, 1906Paul Kellogg to MER> Jan 15-Dec 19, 1906MER to Paul Kellogg, Apr 2 and Nov 2, 1906A.M. Gutridge to MER, Oct 29, 1906MER to A.W. Gutridge, Nov 2, 1906

138 Letters relating to the Field Department of Charities and theCommons for 1906, as follows?

MER form l e t t e r to cooperating societies sent out Oct 7,1906, and their responses, Oct 8-Nov 30, 1906

Francis H. McLean to MER, Nov 10-Dec 19, 1906¥,H, McClain to the Editor of Charities, Jan 18, 1906Louise J# Speed to Edward T. Devine, Oct 29, 1906Alice L. Higgins to [Louise J . Speed?], [Nov 23, 1906?]

139 Letters relating to the Field Department of Charities and theCommons for 1907, as follows: "

Arthur Kellogg to MSR, Mar 23-Dec 30, 1907Paul Kellogg to MER, Feb 1-Oct 3 , 1907MER to Paul Kellogg,- Oct 2, 1907James Buchanan to Arthur Kellogg, Jan 5, 1907

11*0 Letters relating to the Field Department of Charities and theCommons for 1907, as follows: * '

Various persons to Francis H, McLean, Jan 10-Jan 31, 1907• Francis H. McLean to MSR, Feb 25-Dec 13, 1907

llil Letters relating to the Field Department of Charities and theCommons for 1907, as follows: .

MER form l e t t e r sent out to cooperating societies Apr 6,1907, and thei r responses, Apr 8-May 29, 1907

Correspondence between MER and various persons concerningSage Foundation support, Mar 3-Sep 7, 1907

li|.2 Letters relating to the Field Department of Charities and theCommons for 1907, as follows:

Miscellaneous l e t t e r s from cooperating societies to MER,Jan 9-Dec hx 1907

MSR form l e t t e r sent out to cooperating societies Nov 29,1907

MER to C.S. Loch, Mar 16, 1907Alice L. Higgins to M3R, Jun 2$, 1907, with enclosureFrank J. Bruno to Edward- T. Devine, Feb 6, 1907

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(of Charities and the Commons for 190b, as follows:

Francis H. McLean to MER, Feb 1-Nov 27, 1908- . MSR to Francis H. McLean: Mar 19, Jul 9, Dec 18, 1908

John M. Glenn to Francis H. McLean, Jan 22, 1908Minutes of Field Department Committee meetings: May 2,

May 9;.Hay 12, and May 13, 1908

Ikh Letters relating to the Field Department of Charities and theCommons for 1908, as follows:

Arthur Kellogg to MSR, Jan 6-Jan 29, 1908Cooperating societies to MER, May 1-Oct 22, 1908MER to J. William Magruder, Jul 1, 1908Miscellaneous letters to MSR from various persons, Mar 9-

Dec 25, 1908MER to John M. Glenn, Mar 8, 1908MER to Ernest P. Bicknell, Dec l!±, 1908John M. Glenn to Paul Kellogg, Jan 3, 1908

lk$ Letters relating to the Field Department of Charities and theCommons for 19099 as follows:

Francis H. McLean to MER, Jan 3-Aug 10, 1909MSR to Francis H. McLean, Feb 9, 1909

\ Correspondence between MER and various persons concerningMr. McLean, Mar 17-rJun 7, 1909

Mary ¥illcox Glenn to Francis H. McLean, Feb 6, 1909 ^ YFrancis H. McLean to Porter R. Lee, Aug 27 and Dec 1, 1909 ^

llj.6 Letters and other materials relating to the Field Department ofCharities and the Commons for 1909, as follows:

MER £0 Margaret F. Byington, Jan 21-Sep 3, 1909MER..to J.W. Magruder, Jan 22, 1909MER to Richard Cabot, Feb 25, 1909MER to Rev. H. B. MacCauley, Mar 2k9 1909Kate M. McLane to MER, Apr 29, 1909Amy Hewes to MSR, May 2\\9 1909, and MSR to Amy Hewes,

May 26, 1909S.K. Lindsay to MER, Sep 1, 1909Zilpha D. Smith to Charles F. Weller, Aug 27, 1909, and

Charles F. Weller to Zilpha D. Smith, Nov 1, 1909Annual Report by the Chairman [MER] of the Field Department

of the Charities Publication Committee for the yearending Oct 1, 1909

ll;7 Form letter sent out by MER as Chairman of the Field Departmentof Charities and the Commons Jan 13, 1908, requesting an exchangeof letters and memoranda on the subject of unemployment, and theresponses to her request, arranged chronologically from Jan 17,1908 to Feb 10, 1909

II4.8 Confidential Bulletins from Philadelphia to the Exchange Branchof the Field Department of Charities and the Commons, writtenby MER on the subject of unemployment from Jan 18, 1908 toJan 1, 1909

Scrapbook containing copies of Emergency Winter Letterswritten to the Field Department of Charities and the Commonson the subject of unemployment, 1907-1908

Questionnaires devised by MER for use by the Field Departmentof Charities and the Commons, as follows:

Questions concerning the work of charitable societiesFacts to be asked of new societyInvestigation -and Analysis of Relief Work, made for the

Pittsburgh survey

Miscellaneous materials issued by the Publication Committeeof the Field Department of Charities and the Commons, asfollows:

Mimeographed Bulletins No. 10 and No. 11, Jul and Aug, 1908Printed Bulletin, Vol II, no. 7, Apr 1909The Real Story of a Heal Family, pamphlet issued by the

Committee on Case Records, n.d#

FART I I : MARY E. RICHMOND ARCHIVE

37 Boxes, 6I4I Folders, covering the

New York Period,

1909 - 1928

Part IIBox 1 New York Period, 1909-1928 — MER Archive.

Folders 1-2I+: Chronological file of general letters,. . • • • • ; • -1909-1915" • • ; •

1 General letters of an official or professional nature to andfrom MER as EtLrector of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for 1909

2 General letters of .an official or professional nature to andfrom MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for 1910

3 General letters of an official or professional nature writtenby MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for 1910

k General letters of an official or professional nature addressedto HER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for 1910

5 General letters of an official or professional nature to andfrom MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for Jan-Aug,1911

6 General letters of an official or professional nature to andfrom MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for Sep-Dec,1911


8 General letters of an official or professional nature addressedto MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for 1911

9 General letters of an official or professional nature to andfrom MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for Jan-Jun,

. 1912

10 General l e t t e r s of an official or professional nature to andfrom MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for Jul-Dec,1912

11 . General l e t t e r s of an official or professional nature writtenby HER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for 1912

12 General letters of an official or professional nature addressed ito MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for ,1912

13 General letters of an official or professional nature to and .from MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for Jan-Jun,1913

111. General letters of an official or professional nature to andfrom'MER as Director of the Charity Organisation Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for Jul-Dec,1913

15> General letters of an official or professional nature writtenby MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for 1913


17 General letters of an official or professional nature to andfrom MER as Director of the Charity Organisation Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for Jan-Oct,191U f

18 General letters of aij official .or. professional nature to andfrom MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell'Sage-Foundation arranged" chronologic ally for Oct-Dec, 191U

19 General letters of an official or professional nature writtenby MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department.Russell'Sage, Foundation, arranged chronologically for 1914

20 General letters of an official or professional nature addressedto MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for 19ll|.

2L General letters of an official or professional nature to andfrom MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for Jan-Jun,

• • .. • • 1 9 1 5 -. , . - • . . . ; • ; • • • - • • - , - • • - - - • . - . : - • : . ; ^ . ; , . ; : . - - . • • • • ' • • • - . / / - \ . - . v ^

22 General letters of an official or professional nature to andfrom MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for Jul-Dec,1915

23 General letters of an official or professional nature writtenby MER as Director of the CharityÔrganization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for $

2k General letters of an official or professional nature addressedto MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for 1915

Part IIBox 2 New York Period, 1909-1928 — MER Archive

Folders 25-50: Chronological file of general letters,* 1 9 1 6 - 1 9 2 2 ••-...•

25 General letters of an official or professional nature to andfrom MER as Director of the Charity Organisation Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for Jan-Jun,1916


27 General letters of an official or professional nature writtenby MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for 191o


29 General letters of an official or professional nature to andfrom MER as director of the Charity Organisation Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for 1917

30 General letters of an official or professional nature writtenby MSR as Director of the Charity Organization Department,.Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for 1917

. . ....... _. .. . ^ . .. . -_..... .31 General letters of aa official or professional nature addressed

to MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for 1917

32 General letters of an official or professional nature to andfrom MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for Jan-Aug,1918

33 General letters of an official or professional nature to andfrom MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for Sep-Dec,1918

3h General letters of an official or professional nature "jfrittenBy . MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for 1918


3o General letters of an official or professional nature to andfrom MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for 1919

37 General"letters of an official or professional nature written'by MER as Director of the Charity Organisation Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for 1919


39 General letters of an official or professional nature to andfrom MER as Director of the Charity Organisation Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for Jan-Jun,1920

kO General letters of an official or professional nature to andfrom MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for Jul-Dec,1920

111 General letters of an official or professional nature written; by MSR as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for 1920

lj.2 General letters of an official or professional nature addressedto MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for 1920

h3 General letters of an official or professional nature to andfrom MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for Jan-May,1921

hk General letters of an official or professional nature to andfrom MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for Jun-Dec,1921

Ii5 General letters of an official or professional nature writtenb y MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for 1921

kS General letters of an official or professional nature addressedto MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for 1921

k7 General letters of an official or professional nature to andfrom MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for Jan-Aug,1922 •' •

I4.8 General letters of an official or professional nature to andfrom MER as Director of the Charity Organisation Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for Sep-Dec,1922

U9 General letters of an official or professional nature writtenby MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for 1922

50 General letters of an official or professional nature addressedto MER as Director' of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for 1922

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Part I IBox 3 New York Period, 1909-1928 — MER Archive

Folders 51-75s Chronological f i le of general le t te rs ,1923-1928

51 General le t te rs of an official or professional nature to andfrom MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for Jan-Sep,1923

52 General le t te rs of an official or professional nature to andfrom MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for Oct-Dec,I923

53 General le t te rs of an official or professional nature writtenby MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for 1923

5ij. General l e t t e r s of an official or professional nature addressedto MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for 1923

$$ \ General le t ters of an official or professional nature to andfrom MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for Jan-Mar,1921;

56 ..; General let ters of an official or professional nature to andfrom MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for Apr-Jun,1921* *• " _ - : : " - ' • ' \ • •- "

57 General le t ters of an official or professional nature to andfrom MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arrange*! chronologically JPor Sep-Dec,

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58 General letters of an official or professional nature writtenby MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department-Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for 192U

$9 General letters of an official or professional nature addressedto MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for 192k

60 General letters of aii official or professional nature to andfrom MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for Jan-May,1925


62 General l e t t e r s of an official or professional nature writtenby MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for 1925

63 General l e t t e r s of an official or professional nature addressedto MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for 1925

6k General l e t t e r s of an official or professional nature to andfrom MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for Jan-Jul,1926

65 General l e t t e r s of an official or professional nature to andfrom MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for Sep-Dec,1926

66 General l e t t e r s of as official or professional nature i t f nfty- . MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for 1926

67 General l e t t e r s of an official or. professional nature addressedto MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for 1926

68 General l e t t e r s of an official or professional nature to andfrom MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for Jan-Sep,

General letters of an official or professional aature'to and"/:

from MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for Oct-Dec,1927 ~ "* '"

70 •' General letters of an 6iTicii&Vroi*iprai^by MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, sCrranged chronologically for 1927


72 General letters of an official or professional nature to andfrom MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for 1928


II4. , General letters of an official or professional nature addressed•to-MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department,Russell Sage Foundation, arranged chronologically for 1928

75 Undated or partially dated general letters of an official orprofessional nature to and from MSR as Director of the CharityOrganization Department, Russell Sage Foundation

Part II

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7 6 MICROFILM

New York Period, 1909-1928 — MER Archive

Folders 76-103: Letters to and from friends and colleagues

Personal and professional letters from Gertrude Vaile to MER,arranged chronologically from Sep 25, 1912 to Dec 26, 1915

Personal and professional letters from Gertrude Vaile to MER,•arranged chronologically from Feb 7, 1916 to Aug 21, 1917

Personal and professional letters from Gertrude Vaile to MER,arranged chronologically from Jan 28 to Dec 26, 1918

Personal and professional letters from Gertrude Vaile to MER,arranged chronologically from Jan 23, 1919 to Jun 27, 1920

Personal and professional letters from Gertrude Vaile to MIR,arranged chronologically from Jul 31,. 1922 to Sep 27/1926

Personal and professional letters from MER to Gertrude Vaile,arranged chronologically from Oct 1, 1912 to Dec 18, 1925

Other letters in the Gertrude Vaile file, as follows:Partial letter from Gertrude Vaile to MER, n.d.Porter Lee to Gertrude Vaile, Sep 27, 1916, and Miss Vaile1sresponse, May 30, 1917

Louis Towley to Margaret Rich, Sep 29, 1955, enclosing letterfrom Gertrude Vaile, Oct 2, 1951*

Personal and professional letters from Alice Higgins Lothrop toMER, arranged chronologically from Jun 16, 1910 to Apr 18, 1913

Personal and professional letters from Alice Higgins Lothrop toMER, arranged chronologically from Jan 28, 1915 to May 6, 1920

Personal and prof essional letters from Alice Higgins Lothrop to -. . -MER, undated or partially dated

Other Alice Higgins Lothrop letters referred to MER, arrangedchronologically from Dec 23, 1909 to Jan 7, 1916

Personal and professional letters from MER to Alice Higgins Lothrop,arranged chronologically from Mar 13, 1911 to Feb 25, 1920

Correspondence between MER and others concerning a memorialissue of The Family dedicated to Alice Higgins Lothrcp, 1920-1921

Personal and professional letters from MER to Joanna C. Colcord,arranged chronologically from Christmas 1915 to Aug Ib, 1921

Personal and professional letters from MER to Joanna C. Colcord,arranged chronologically from Dec 8, 192U to Jun 3/ 1928

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•sonal ai!lLpro£^§sionalarranged^Ponologieally

)• Colcorcyto>, 1923

Personal ajtff'prol^gsional l e j ^ r s ^pm Zilpha DrJfflR, arrayed chrolWogicaLiy from Ma&£, 1917

ith to.3., 1926

of a personal / t ta" e from MER toi.ows:

Il lustraJiS Epis;^£ to Z.D.S,trA F^turejplsook fromCard

ha Drew

Letters a/Ta p^tsonal nature fulia R. J&gersVto MER,Jul X 19iyto Sep 6^1928

of a personschronologic

iture from Iffi^tp Constancefrom Sepj^, 19oe to Dec 11,

Letters <3ka. personal natore^rom MER to Cotostant T Biddlejarranged chltoiologically ^ f e Jan 6, 1911 toVjaC 22, 1912

jtters

a p on*

from

jat-ure fromfrom

MER to C^nstantee Biddle,%g, 1916

to Constance* to Apr

o t t e r schronolt

natur\^from MER to lûth MannyârriLfrom JTLL k*TJte2 to Aug 2o\ l92^

ied

?rs of a pers<>nologically

rat'ure fro^ffiR to2k to Aug\D, 19j

t, arranged

-LetteJkof a poônal naltoe from MER^ i f rom J u n ^ f

Ruth

inters of a '^ rsonal nature b^&een MER ancr^rarious ^^ , ^ ^ chronologd^&ly from Apr Uol911 to Augs.2,

19285 also two unacted let j^rs

Personal and professional l e t t e r s from Joanna C, f-olcord toMER, arranged chronologically from Jul 1, 1920 to Jul 10, 1923

Personal and professional l e t t e r s from Zilpha Drew ftnith toMER, arranged chronologically from May 5, 1917 to Aug 3, 1926

Letters of a personal nature from HER to Zilpha Drew Smith,as follows:

"An I l lus t ra ted Epistle to Z.D.S.," n,d."A Picture Book from Lelherth," Christmas 1915,Card with photograph, Dec 21, 1917

Letters of a personal nature from Julia R« Rogers to MTCR,arranged chronologically from Jul 3 , 1917 to Sep 6, 1920

Letters of a personal nature from MER to Conntnneoarranged chronologically from Sep 5, 1909 to Dec 11, 1910

V

iff I (If!! II Letters of a personal nature from MER to Constancefl.*jftVru.lffl arranged chronologically from Jan 6, 1911 to Dec 22, 1912

nrPB# Letters of a personal nature from MER to Constance Riddle,•tiiJM arranged chronologically from Feb 1913t?] to Oct 15, 1916

Letters of a personal nature from MER to Constance Piddle,arranged chronologically from Aug 31, 1919 to Apr 17, 1928

/ frp^)*f|y Letters of a personal nature from MER to Ruth Mann, arrangedchronologically from Jul h, 1922 to Aug 20, 1925

/1 / XQQ~ yi 7 Letters of a personal nature from MER to Ruth Mann, arranged

/ ,Y: nJ4f U chronologically from Jun 2U to Aug 20, 1926

l$U*v.s-.,-•• Letters of a personal nature from MER to Ruth Mann, arrangedchronologically from Jun[?] to Sep 1, 1927

Letters of a personal nature between MER and various corres-pondents, arranged chronologically from Apr U, 1911 to Aug 2,1928j also two undated let ters

102- • », • ~ Letters of a personal nature from MER to Ruth Mann, datedJul 6 and Jul 18, 1928

H-\ Part I I«- Box $ New York Period, 1909-1928 ~ MER Archive

Folders 10^-122: Letters and other materials relatingto Social Diagnosis (Russell SageFoundation, 1917)

Correspondence between MER and Elizabeth Richards Day concern-ing research and preparation of Social Diagnosis, arrangedchronologically from Nov 8, 1911 to Apr 2k9 1912

Correspondence between M R and Elizabeth Richards Day concern-ing research and preparation of Social Diagnosis, arrangedchronologically from Aug 15>, 1912 to Nov 7, 1916

Correspondence between MER and Agnes M. Robertson concerningresearch and preparation of Social Diagnosis, arranged chrono-logically from Jan 29-30 to Sep 20, 1912

Correspondence between MER and Ada E. Sheffield concerningresearch and preparation of Social Diagnosis, arranged chrono-logically from Dec 12, 1913 to Dec 21, 191$

Correspondence between MER and Ada E, Sheffield concerningresearch and preparation of Social Diagnosis, arranged chrono-logically from Jan 10, 1916 to Feb 16, 1917

Correspondence between MSR and various persons concerning re-search and preparation of Social Diagnosis, arranged chrono~logically from Dec 28, 1909 to Dec 3> 1910

Correspondence between MER and various persons concerning re-search and preparation of Social Diagnosis, arranged chrono-logically from Jan 7 to May 31, 1911

Correspondence between MER and various persons concerning re-search and preparation of Social Diagnosis, arranged chrono-logically from Sep 11, 1911 to Dec 1;, 1912

Correspondence between MER and various persons concerning re-search and preparation of Social Diagnosis, arranged chrono-logically from Feb 9, 191k to May 27, 1916

Correspondence between MER and various persons concerning re-search and preparation of Social Diagnosis, arranged chrono-logically from Oct 1U, 1916 to Mar 10, 1917

Correspondence between MER and various persons concerning thequestionnaires for Social Diagnosis, arranged chronologicallyfrom Feb 27, 1912 to Mar 15, 1917

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Correspondence between MER and various persons concerningprinting, publicity, and reviews of Social Diagnosis, ar-ranged chronologically from Nov 16, 1916 to Apr 19, 1918

Letters in response to publication of Social Diagnosis,-arranged chronologically from May to Oct, 1917; also un-dated letters and notes

Other letters referring to Social Diagnosis, arrangedchronologically from Jan 30, 1918 to Apr 21, 1921;

Several copies of MER1 s ilrst outline for Social Diagnosis,Sep 1911, titled "First Steps in Social Service Treatment:A Text-book for Case Workers,*1 some with criticisms

Plans and outlines for Social Diagnosis, 1911-1916

Set of mimeographed questionnaires for Social Diagnosis, re-vise of Jan 1912*

Reviews of Social Diagnosis

Publicity, mailing lists, and sales figures for Social Diagnosis

Part

B o x 6 New York Period, 1909-1928 — MKR Archive

Folders 123-13U: Manuscript of Social Diagnosis(Russell Sage Foundation, 1917)

123 Front Matter, including quotations, Preface, and Table ofContents, for Social Diagnosis

12U Holograph draft and typescript of Part I , Chapter I , Begin-nings, for Social Diagnosis

12£ Holograph, draft of Part I , Chapter I I , The Nature and Usesof Social Evidence, for Social Diagnosis

126 Holograph draft of Part I , Chapter I I I , Definitions BearingUpon Evidence, for Social Diagnosis

127 Holograph draft of Part I , Chapter IV, Testimonial Evidence,for Social Diagnosis

128 Holograph draft of Part I , Chapter V, Inferences, for SocialDiagnosis

[Part I I , Chapter VE, The Fi rs t Interview, i s missing*]

129 EolographCdraftrof" Part: 11,^: Chapter VII, The Family Group,for Social Diagnosis

130 typescript with holograph inser t s of Part I I , Chapter VIII,Outside Sources in General, for Social Diagnosis

131 Part holograph draft and par t "typescript of Part I I , ChapterIX, Relatives as Sources, for Social Diagnosis

132 Holograph draft and typescript of Part I I , Chapter X, MedicalSources, for Social Diagnosis

133 Holograph draft and incomplete typescript of Part I I , ChapterXE, Schools as Sources, for Social Diagnosis

13 J* Holograph draft and typescript of Part I I , Chapter XII, Em-ployers and Other Work Sources, for Social Diagnosis

Box 7 Folders 135-153: Manuscript of Social Diagnosis, continued

135 Holograph draft and typescript of Part II, Chapter XIII, Docu-mentary Sources, for Social Diagnosis

136 Holograph draft and typescript of Part II, Chapter XIV, Neigh-borhood Sources, for Social Diagnosis

137 Holograph draft of Part I I , Chapter XV, MiscellaneousSources, for Social Diagnosis

138 Holograph draft of Part I I , Chapter XVI, Social Agenciesas Sources, for Social Diagnosis

139 Holograph draft of Part I I , Chapter XVII, Letters, TelephoneMessages, Etc*, for Social Diagnosis

V' [Part I I , Chapter XVIII, Comparison and Interpretation, i smissing*]

liiO Holograph draft of Part I I , Chapter XIX, The UnderlyingPhilosophy, for Social Diagnosis

lljl Holograph draft of Part I I I , Chapter XX, Social Disabilitiesand the Questionnaire Plan of Presentation, for Social Diag-nosis [MHEfc's revised questionnaire on Any Family i s missing]

Iii2 Holograph draft of Part I I I , Chapter XXI, The Immigrant Family,with revised questionnaire, for Social Diagnosis

l!l3 • Holograph draft of Part I I I , Chapter XXII, Desertion and; Widowhood, with revised questionnaires, for Social Diagnosis

IJUI4. Holograph draft of Part III-,- Chapter XXIII, The NeglectedChild, with revised questionnaire, for Social Diagnosis

lh$ Holograph draft of Part I I I , Chapter XXIV, The UnmarriedMother, with revised questionnaire, for Social Diagnosis

Ili6 Holograph draft of Part H I , Chapter XXV, The Blind, withLucy Wright's questionnaire, for Social Diagnosis

Ikl Holograph draf t of Par t I I I , Chapter XXVI, The Hcaneless Man —The I n e b r i a t e , with revised ques t ionna i res , for Social Diagnosis

ll;8 Holograph draf t of Par t I I I , Chapter XXVII, The Insane — TheFeeble-Minded, with revised ques t ionnai res , for Social Diagnosis

12J9 Holograph draft of Par t I I I , Chapter XXVIII, Supervision andReview, with revised quest ionnaire , for Social Diagnosis

15>0 Appendices, incomplete drafts for First Interviews and Biblio-graphy sections of Social Diagnosis

151 Holograph draft and typescript headed "Chapter XVIII, CaseWorker and Client," discarded from final text of Social Diagnosis

152 Holograph drafts of galley corrections and other manuscriptadditions for Social Diagnosis

Unifentified manuscript fragments for Social Diagnosis

) Part II

W*1 B o x Q N e w Y o r k Period, 1909-1928 — MEE Archive

Folders 15U-173* Working Files for Social Edagnosis(Russell Sage Foundation, 1917)

Working File for Social Edagnosis headed "First Interview, General"

2 folders of Working Files for Social Diagnosis headed "Analysisof First Interview"

157-159 3 folders of Working Piles for Social Diagnosis headed "OutsideSources of Information"

160-161 2 folders of Working Files for Social Diagnosis containing formsheaded "Sources of Information Used as a Basis of Treatment"

162 Working File for Social Diagnosis headed "Relatives"

163 Working File for Social Diagnosis headed "Medical Agencies"

161; Working File for Social Diagnosis headed "Medical Outlines"

165 Working File for Social Diagnosis headed "Feeble-Minded"

166 Working File for Social Diagnosis headed "Shifting of Emphasis"

167 Working File for Social Diagnosis headed "Measures of Efficiency"

168 Working File for Social Diagnosis headed "Recording"

169 Working Pile for Social Diagnosis headed "Probation"

.170 Working Pile for Social Diagnosis containing materials on Letter-Writing -

171 Working File for Social Diagnosis containing materials forDefinitions and Bibliography

172 Working File for Social Diagnosis containing abstracts ofMontessori's "Pedagogical Anthropology" and Healy & FernaldTs"Tests for Practical Mental Classification"

173 Other Materials found in unmarked working files for Social Diagnosis

ox 9 Folders 17li-192: Working Files for Social Diagnosis(Russell Sage Foundation, 1917), continued

MICROFILM Working File for Social Diagnosis containing class exercise onWhat is Time of Everybody, New York School of Philanthropy, 190°

175 ... -—m Working File for Social Diagnosis containing: c lass exercise onWhat i s True of Everybody, Charity Organization I n s t i t u t e , 1911

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Working File for Social Diagnosis containing class exercise onWhat is True of Everybody, Charity Organization Institute, 1912

Working File for Social Eiagnosis containing class exercise onWhat is True of Everybody, Charity Organization Institute, 1913

Working File for Social Diagnosis containing class exercise onWhat is True of Everybody, Charity Organization Institute, 191If

Working File for Social Diagnosis containing miscellaneousmaterials for the questionnaires

Working File for Social Diagnosis containing Margaret Byington'soutlines for the questionnaires

Working File for Social Diagnosis containing questionnaires onAny Family

Working File for Social Diagnosis containing questionnaire on theImmigrant Family

Working Pile- for Social Diagnosis containing questionnaires on thaPolish Family

Working File for Social Diagnosis containing questionnaires on theItalian Family

Working File for Social Diagnosis containing questionnaires onDesertion

Working File for Social Diagnosis containing questionnaires onWidows with Children

Working File for Social Diagnosis containing questionnaire on theUnmarried Mother

Working;.Pile for Social Diagnosis containing questionnaires onA Blind Person

Working File for Social Diagnosis containing questionnaires on theHomeless Man /

Working Pile for Social Diagnosis containing questionnaires on ,Inebriety

Working File for Social Diagnosis containing questionnaires onInsanity

Working File for Social Diagnosis containing questionnaires on theFeeble-Minded Child

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iox 10 Not in Folders: Case records, summaries, analyses, criticisms,and discussions used in preparation of SocialDiagnosis (Russell Sage Foundation, 1917)3 seealso wrapped bundles.of case records in filecabinet

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Box 11

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Folders 193-218: Letters and other materials relating tothe Social Work Series and to MarriageStudies

Correspondence between M3R and various persons concerningplans for the Social Work Series, arranged chronologicallyfrom Apr 28 to Sep 30, 1917

Correspondence relating to J.B* Deacon1s Disasters and theAmerican Red Cross in Disaster Relief (Social Work Seriespublication, 1918), arranged chronologically from Jul 3,1917 to Jan 16, 1918; also Table of Contents, Introduction,and reviews

Correspondence relating to Florence Nesbitt1s HouseholdManagement (Social Work Series publication, 1918), arrangedchronologically from Jun 2, 1917 to Apr 1, 1918 $ also reviews

Correspondence relating to Joanna C. Colcord's Broken Homes(Social Work Series publication, 1919), arranged chronologicallyfrom Dec 26, 1917 to May 22, 1919; also reviews and sales figures

Correspondence relating to Ada E. Sheffield's The Social CaseHistory (Social Work Series publication, 1920), arrangedchronologically from Apr 3, 1916 to Nov 25, 1918

Correspondence relating to Ada E. Sheffield1 s The Social CaseHistory (Social Work Series publication, 1920), arrangedchronologically from Feb 3, 1919 to Dec 3, 1920":y- •

Correspondence concerning research and preparation of MSR'sWhat is Social Case Work? (Social Work Series publication,1922), arranged chronologically from Feb h, 1921 to Mar 20, 1922

Letters in response to publication of What is Social Case Work?(Social Work Series publication, 1922), arranged chronologicallyfrom Feb Ik to Jun 17, 1922; also undated letters

Correspondence concerning Dutch and French translations ofWhat is Social Case Work? (Social Work Series publication,1922), arranged chronologically from Oct 11, 1923 to Jan lit,1927

Reviews, announcements, and clippings relating to What is SocialCase Work? (Social Work Series publication, 1922)

Three folders'containing plans, outlines, and holograph draftsof MER's abandoned Social Work Series publication on The Volun-teer

2.17

Three folders containing manuscript and critiques of nTheRationale of Case Records" by Sda 3. Sheffield, published asThe Social Case History (Social Work Series publication, 1920)

Reviews, and miscellaneous materials relating to Ada E. Shef-field's The Social Case History (Social Work Series publication,1920)

Correspondence and other materials between MER and variouspersons relating to Marriage Studies, arranged chronologicallyfrom Jan 25, 1920 to Dec 21, 1923

Correspondence between MER and various persons relating toMarriage Studies, arranged chronologically from Mar 12, 192kto Jun 30, 1925

Correspondence between MER and various persons relating toMarriage Studies, arranged chronologically from Jan 7, 1926to Mar 8, 1928

Correspondence between MER and various persons relating topreparation of Richmond and Hall's Child Marriages (RussellSage Foundation, 1925), arranged chronologically from Jun 17,192h to Feb 6, 1925

Correspondence and other materials relating to publicity, dis-tribution, and publication of Richmond and Hall's Child Marriages(Russell Sage Foundation, 1925), arranged chronologically fromFeb.17 to May 22, 1925

Letters in response to publication of Richmond and Hall's ChildMarriages (Russell Sage Foundation, 1925), arranged chronologicallyfrom Mar 22 to Oct 3, 1925; also undated letters

Correspondence from MER to Fred S. Hall and others relating topreparation of Richmond and Hall's Marriage and the State(Russell Sasce Foundation, 1929), arranged chronologicallyfrom Aug 30~ 1925 to Jun 1, 1928

Correspondence from Fred S, Hall to MER relating to preparationof Richmond and Hall's Marriage and the State (Russell SageFoundation, 1929), arranged chronologically from May 26, 1926to Jun 26, 1928 -

Correspondence relating to Geoffrey May1 s Marriage Laws andDecisions in the United States (Russell Sage Foundation, 1929),arranged chronologically from Dec 28, 1925 to JILL 26, 1928

art II

Box 12 New York Period, 1909-1928 — M3R Archive

Folders 219-236: Letters and other materials relatingto Teaching Interests

Significant letters to and from MER relating to the CharityOrganization Institutes, arranged chronologically from Mar 1,1910 to May 16, 1916

Significant letters to and from MSR relating to the Institutesof Family Social Work, arranged chronologically from Mar l£,1922 to Jun 6, 192l|

Significant letters to and from MER relating to the Institutesof Family Social Work, arranged chronologically from Oct 30,1921; to Mar 12, 1927

Plans, outlines, membership lists, etc, sent by MER to FrankBruno in preparation for the 1925 Institute of Family SocialWork

Letters to MER from Instituters, arranged chronologically fromNov 22, 1911 to Sep $, 1918

Letters to MER from Instituters, arranged chronologically fromMay 7, 1919 to May 8, 1928; also undated letters

Letters from MER to various persons containing recommendationsand evaluations of Institute students, arranged chronologicallyfrom Feb 20, 1911; to Mar 8, 1927 -

Form letters sent by MER to participants in the Supervisors1

Conferences, 191ii-1917

Letters to and from MER relating to the 1918 Supervisors' Con-ference

Letters to and from MER relating to the 1919 and 1920 Supervisors1

Conferences

Letters to MER from various persons relating to the 1922 Super-visors1 Conference

Letters to and from MER relating to the 1923 Supervisors1 Con-ference

Letters to and from MER relating to Miss Richmond's report ofStudies arising out of the 1923 Supervisors' Conference

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Letters to and from MSR relating to the New York School ofPhilanthropy, arranged chronologically from Nov 18, 1909 toOct h, 1912

Letters and other materials to and from .MSR relating to theNew York School of Philanthropy, arranged chronologicallyfrom Jan 23, 1913 to Feb 23, 1915

Letters to and from MER relating to the Chicago School ofCivics, arranged chronologically from Apr 25, 1910 toJun 2U, 1913

Letters and other materials to and from MER relating toTraining for Social Work, arranged chronologically fromMar 25, 1911 to Nov 17, 1913

Letters and other materials to and from MSR relating toTraining for Social Work, arranged chronologically fromMay 31, 1920 to Jan.3, 1928

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Part II

Box 13

Part II

Box lh

2

New York Period, 1909-1928 — MSR Archive

Folders 237-2^7: Materials relating to the CharityOrganization Institutes through 1915

Files for the Charity Organization Institutes prior to 1913and for the year 191k are missing from the Archive. Thisfolder contains mimeographed class songs for the 1912 In-stitute and several sets of pencilled notes "which seem tobe from 191h Institute papers.

Applications, membership lists, and class plans and outlinesfor the 1913 Institute

Class problems and reports for the 1913 Institute; also mis-cellaneous materials

2 folders of Social Outlines written by members of the 1913Institute

Applications, membership lists, and recommendations for the5 Institute

Class plans, outlines, and assignments for the 1915 Institute

2 folders of Preliminary reports and class problems written bymembers of the 1915 Institute

Tramp Family Committee reports for the 1915 Institute; also re-lated materials

Miscellaneous materials relating to the 1915 Institute

Folders 21*8-256; Materials relating to the 1916 Charity

Organization Institute

Applications accepted for the 1916 Institute

Applications rejected for the 1916 Institute

Membership lists; recommendations, and correspondence relatingto applicants for the 1916 Institute

OQFILP Class plans, outlines, and assignments for the 1916 Institute

3 folders of Preliminary reports and class problems written bymembers of the 1916 Institute

Committee reports for the 1916 Institute

Miscellaneous materials relating to the 1916 Institute

Part II .Box 1$ Folders 257-265: Materials relating to the 1917 Charity

Organization Institute

257 Applications accepted for the 1917 Institute

258 Applications rejected for the 1917 Institute

259 Membership lists, recommendations, and correspondence relatingto applicants for the 1917 Institute

260 Class plans and outlines for the 1917 Institute

261 Letters from MER to 1917 Institute members relating to assign-ments for preliminary reports3 folders of

262-261i /Preliminary reports and class problems written by members ofthe 1917 Ins t i tu te

265 Committee reports for the 1917 Ins t i tu te

Part II. Box 16 Folders 266-279: Materials relating to the 1918 Charity

1 Organization Institute

266-267 2 folders of Applications accepted for the 1918 Institute

268 Applications rejected for the 1918 Institute

269 " Membership lists, recommendations,-and." correspondence relatingto applicants for the 1918 Institute

270 Class plans and outlines for the 191$ Institute

271 Letters from MER to 1918 Institute members relating to assign-.ments for preliminary reports - '

272-276 5 folders of Preliminary reports and class problems written bymembers of the 1918 Institute

277 Committee reports for the 1918 Institute

278 Case records and summaries used by the 1918 Institute studyclass

279 Miscellaneous materials relating to the 1918 Institute

^\ Part I IE o x 17 K e w Y o r k Period, 1909-1928 ~ HER Archive

Folders 280-295: Materials relating to the 1919 Institute

of Family Social Work

280-281 2 folders of Applications accepted for the 1919 Inst i tute

282 f Applications rejected for the 1919 I n s t i t u t e283 Membership l i s t s , recommendations, and correspondence re la t ing

to applicants for the 1919 I n s t i t u t e

2Qk Class plans and outlines for the 1919 Inst i tute

285 Letters from MER to 1919 Insti tute members relating to assign-ments for preliminary? report?

286-293 8 folders of Preliminary reports and class problems written bymembers of the 1919 Inst i tute

29li-295 2 folders of Committee reports for the 1919 Inst i tu te

Part.II

Box 18 Folders 296-308: Materials relating to the 1920 Institute


296-297 2 folders of Applications accepted for the 1920 Institute

298 Applications rejected for the 1920 Institute -f~

299 •••-••- Membership lists, recommendations, and correspondence relatingto applicants for the 1920 Institute

300 Class plans and outlines for the 1920 Institute

301 Letters from MER to 1920 Institute members relating to assign-ments for preliminary reports

302-305 k folders of Preliminary reports and class problems written bymembers of the 1920 Institute

306-308 3 folders of Committee reports for the 1920 Institute

Part I I

Box 19 Folders 309-320: Materials relating to the 1921 Inst i tute


3O9-3IO 2 folders of Applications accepted for the 1921.Institute

311 Applications rejected for the 1921 Inst i tute312 Membership l i s t s , recommendations, and correspondence relating

to applicants for the 1921 Inst i tute

313 Class plans and outlines for the 1921 Inst i tute

31it Letters from MER to 1921 Inst i tute members relating to assign-ments for preliminary reports


318-320 3 folders of Committee reports for the 1921 Inst i tute

Part I IBox 20 Folders 321-335: Materials relating to the 1922 Inst i tute

': of Family Social Work

321-322 2 folders of Applications accepted for the 1922 Inst i tute

323-32^ 2 folders of Applications rejected for the 1922 Institute325 Membership l i s t s , recommendations, and correspondence relating

• " - • ' - ~ to applicants for the 1922 Inst i tute

326 Class plans and outlines for the 1922 Inst i tute

327 Letters from KSR to 1922 Inst i tute members relating to assign-ments for preliminary reports


333-335 3 folders of Committee reports for the 1922 Insti tute

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Folders 336-357: Materials relating to the Institutes ofFamily Social Work, 1925-1928, and to theSupervisors1. Conferences, 191ii-1923

Materials relating to the American Association's Institute ofFamily Social Work for 1925




Reports of morning and afternoon sessions of the Supervisors1

Conference, Oct 30 and 31, k

Summary of discussions and notes and outlines for the 19l!j.Supervisors' Conference

Reports of morning and afternoon sessions of the Supervisors'Conference, Nov 12 and 13, 1915

Miscellaneous materials relating to topics for the 1915, Super-visors' Conference

Reports of morning and afternoon sessions of th& Supervisors1

Conference, Nov 11, 1916

Reports of morning and afternoon sessions of the Supervisors1

Conference, Oct 19 and 20, 1917

Miscellaneous materials relating to topics and notes and outlinesfor the 1917 Supervisors' Conference

Reports of morning and afternoon sessions of the Supervisors'Conference, Dec 6 and 7, 1918

Summary of discussions and miscellaneous materials relating totopics for the 1918 Supervisors' Conference

Reports of morning and afternoon sessions of the Supervisors'Conference, Oct 30 and 31, and morning session, Nov 1, 1919

Miscellaneous materials relating to topic3 and notes and outlinesfor the 1919 Supervisors' Conference

"The Family Case Record," a discussion at the 1919 Super-visors1 Conference

Miscellaneous materials relating to topics and notes andoutlines for the 1920 Supervisors1 Conference

[No Supervisors1 Conference was held in 1921]

Notes and outlines for the 1922 Supervisors' Conference

Reports on topics for the 1922 Supervisors' Conference

Miscellaneous materials relating to topics for the 1922Supervisors1 Conference

Notes and outlines for the 1923 Supervisors1 Conference

Reports on topics for the 1923 Supervisors1 Conference

Part I I

) Box 22

,363 rv-

$>k -v

New York Period, 1909-1928 — MER Archire

Folders 35>8-37l*: Materials relating to Training for

Social Work

MER»s notes for a training class, 1902-1903

Training course plans and outlines, circa 1908-1910

Training course plans and outlines, circa 1911-1915

Training course plans and outlines, circa 1916-1919Programs of instruction at various schools of social work,1920-1921

Two memoranda written by MER on the subject of training:"Memorandum showing Tentative Plan for a Stucfcr of

Training for Social Work in the United States,*1

Jun 1, 1920"Memorandum on the Need of a National Training Board

for Social Work," undated but later than 1922

Miscellaneous comments and plans relating to training forsocial work

Committee reports relating to training for social woik

Bulletins and reports on training for social woik issued bythe American Association . .. ... . .

Class discussions and exercises based on case records: BostonSchool for Social Workers, conducted by Zilpha D. Staatb, Feb1910

Class discussions and exercises based on case records: BostonSchool for Social Workers, conducted by Zilpha D. Smith, 1910

Class discussions and exercises based on case records: BostonSchool for Social Workers, May, 1912, and New York School ofPhilanthropy, Nov-Dec, 191k

Class discussions and exercises based on case records: HarvardUniversity, Department of Social Ethics, conducted by Dr. Rich-ard Cabot, ipr-May 1921; also New York Charity OrganizationSociety stucfcr class conducted by Joanna C, Colcord, Dec 1922

3 folders of An examination of forty Chicago visitors conductedby Amelia Sears, 1920

Materials relating to the case system of teaching in otherfields

Part IT r

Box 23 New York Period, 1909-1928 — MER Archive

Folders 375-392: Letters and other materials relating toCase Records and Recording

375 Correspondence between MER and various persons relating tocase records and recording, arranged chronologically fromMar 30, 1911 to Jan 26, 1912

376 Correspondence between MER and various persons relating tocase records and recording, arranged chronologically fromFeb 7 to Oct 2k9 1912

377 Correspondence and related materials between MER, Anelia Sears,and others concerning case records and recording, Jul 29-0ct 6,1912:-

373 Correspondence between MSR and various persons relating tocase records and recording, arranged chronologically fromJun 2, 1913 to Dec 30, 1915

379 Correspondence and related materials between MER and GertrudeVaile concerning the Minor case record, Jun 15-Sep 2k9 1913;also letter from Amelia Sears to MER, Jan 30, 1917, enclosing1913 notes on Minor record

380 Correspondence between MSI and Frank J# Bruno relating to hispaper on "What a Case Record Is For,11 Jan lli-May 1, 1916

381 Correspondence between MER and various persons relating tocase records and recording, arranged chronologicallyfromFeb 2, 1916 to Oct 1917

382 Correspondence and related materials between MER, Joanna C,Cole or d, and Edward Lynde concerning the Hummel case record,May 16-Jul 21, 1919

383 Correspondence between MER and various persons relating tocase records and recording, arranged chronologically fromDec 10, 1919 to Dec 30, 1921

381; Correspondence and related materials between MER, the CODstaff, and Knowleton Mixer concerning case record forms,Jun 1920

385 Correspondence between MER and various persons relating tocase records and recording, arranged chronologically fromJan 2, 192k to Mar 28, 1928

386 Correspondence concerning requests for case records, arrangedchronologically from Feb 25, 1923 to Sep 28, 1928

387 MER's non-letter materials on case records and recording

38b1 MER*s correspondence w i t h and r e l a t i n g t o Annie I . ' Gerry,consultant of the Case Criticism Service, arranged ehrono-

•••••• logically from Oct 30, 1925 to Apr 28, 1926 .

389 MER's correspondence -with and relating to Annie I . Gerry,consultant of the Case Criticism Service, arranged chrono-logically from May 1 to Aug 22, 1926

390 MERfs correspondence with and relating to Annie I . Gerry,consultant of the Case Criticism Service, arranged chrono-logically from Sep 1, 1926 to Jan 21, 1927

391 MER's correspondence with and relating to Annie I . Gerry,consultant of the Case Criticism Service, arranged chrono-logically from Feb 2 to Mar 22, 1927

392 Letters and statements relating to financial details ofAnnie I . Gerry1 s Case Criticism Service, 1926-1927

Part TI

Box 2k New York Period, 1909-1928 — MER Archive

Folders 393-liOlj.: Supplementary Materials relating toCase Records and Recording

393 Supplementary materials relating to case records and record-ing: Criticisms and Comments

39h-39$ 5> folders of Supplementary materials relating to case recordsand recording: Analyses and Summaries

399 Supplementary materials relating to case records and record-ing: Techniques and Mechanics of Record Writing

i|.00 Supplementary materials relating to case records and record-ing: Akron Case Records

kOl Supplementary materials relating to case records and record-ing: Boston Associated Charities Case Records

1 02 Supplementary materials relating to case records and record-ing: Closing of Records

I4O3 Supplementary materials relating to case records and record-ing: Confidential Nature of Records

Supplementary materials relating to case records and record-ing: Miscellaneous

See also 12 packages of case records, summaries, and analyses collected byMSR or the COD for study, research, and teaching purposes stored in FilingCabinet

Since the transfer of the collection, to Special Collections these case recordsare now in boxes labelled Eart II, Boxes 24A - 24H,

J Part IIBox 25 New York Period, 1909-1928 — MER Archive

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Folders liO5~Ul9: Letters and Writings relating toWidows Pensions

Correspondence between MER and Fred S. Hall and others re-lating to preparation of Richmond and Hall's A Study of985 Widows Known to Certain Charity Organization Societiesin 1910 (Russell Sage Foundation, 1913) , arranged chrono-logically from Jan 3, 1910 to Jun 27, 1913

Correspondence between MER and C»C# Carstens and othersconcerning Carstenfs Public Pensions to Widows with Children:A Study of Their Administration in Several American Cities(Russell Sage Foundation, 1913)* arranged chronologicallyfrom Jun 20, 1912 to Apr 25, 1913

Correspondence between MER and various persons relating toJudge Henry Neil and the Mothers Pension League, arrangedchronologically from Dec 2, 1912 to Feb 11, 1913

Correspondence between MSR and various persons relating tothe movement for Widows Pensions, arranged chronologicallyfrom Apr 7, 1911 to Dec 22, 1912

Correspondence between MER and various persons relating tothe movement for Widows Pensions, arranged chronologicallyfrom Jan 3 to Dec 23, 1913

Correspondence between MER and various persons relating tothe movement for Widows Pensions, arranged chronologicallyfrom Feb 25, 191^ to Sep li;, lol6| also three reports on theCODfs activities in the Widows Pensions controversy datedJan 10, 1913; Oct 15, 1913; and Jan 18, 1915 [at leasttwo of these were probably written by Miss Richmond}

Holograph and typescript drafts of MERfs article on "Mother-hood and Pensions" for The Survey, Mar 1, 1913

Copies of The Survey for Feb 15 and Mar 1, 1913, containingMERfs articles on ltfPensions* and the Social Worker* and"Motherhood and Pensions1^ also separate reprint of "Mother-hood and Pensions1*

typescript of Richmond and Hal^s A Study of 985 WidowsKnown to Certain Charity Organization Societies in 1910(Russell Sage Foundation, 1913) *

Typescript of Appendixes for Richmond and Hallfs A Study of985 Widows Known to Certain Charity Organization Societiesin 1910 (Russell Sage Foundation, 1913)

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Tables to accompany Richmond and Hallts A Study of 985Widows Known to Certain Charity Organisation Societies in1910 (Russell Sage Foundation, 1913), some in MER!s holo-graph

MER*s holograph notes on the subject of Widows Pensions

Schedules used in preparation of Richmond and Hall!s A Studyof 9&$ Widows Known to Certain Charity Organization Societiesin 1910 (Russell Sage Foundation, 1913)

2 folders of Other materials used in preparation of Richmondand Hall's A Study of 985 Widows Known to Certain CharityOrganization Societies in 1910 (Russell Sage Foundation,1913)

Part IIBox 26 Folders U2O-1J31: Supplementary materials relating to

Widows Pensions

6 folders of Supplementary materials relating to WidowsPensions; General

3 folders of Supplementary materials relating to WidowsPen sions: Administration

Supplementary materials relating to Widows Pensions: Stateand Federal Legislation

2 folders of Supplementary materials relating to WidowsPensions: Judge Henry Neil and the Mothers Pension League

Part II .Box 27 New York Period, 1909-1928 — MER Archive

/ Folders k32-kh6: Letters and other materials relating^ Crises

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Correspondence and related materials between MER and variouspersons concerning the Mayor's Committee on Unemployment,arranged chronologically from Jun 17, 1916 to Apr 19, 1918

Form letter of Apr k, 1918, sent out by MSR as Chairman ofthe Civilian Relief Section, Council of Women's Organizations,on the subject of Unemployment, and the responses to her re-quest for information arranged chronologically from Apr $ toApr 23, 1918

Correspondence and related materials between MER and variouspersons concerning the President's Conference on Unemployment,arranged chronologically from Sep 12, 1921 to Oct 29, ^

Typescript copy of MER1 s unpublished "Memorandum on EmergencyRelief in Times of Unemployment," Oct 12, 1921 j also separatereprint from The Long View (Russell Sage Foundation, 1930)

Emergency Winter Exchange letters relating to Unemployment,1909-1915

1*37' Binder containing Emergency Winter Exchange letters from* larger cities, 1914-1915

1*38 i Binder containing Emergency Winter Exchange letters fromsmaller cities, 1914-1915

439v £ Questionnaires, letters, and other materials relating to theEmergency Winter of 1914-1915> arranged alphabetically by city,Baltimore-Dayton

Questionnaires, letters, and other materials relating to theEmergency Winter of 191i±-19l5* arranged alphabetically by city,Indianapolis—the Oranges

Questionnaires, letters, and other materials relating to theEmergency Winter of 191U-1915, arranged alphabetically by city,Philadelphia—Toledo

2 /folders of Other materials relating to the Emergency Winterof

Miscellaneous materials relating to the subject of Unemployment.1889-1923

Newspaper and raagazine clippings relating to the subject ofUnemployment, 191U-192O

Newspaper and magazine clippings relating.to the subject.ofUnemployment, 1921-1923

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II .Box 28 New York Period, 1909-1925 — MER Archive

Folders itU7-l|6l: Letters and other materials relatingto the American Red Cross

hhl Correspondence and other materials between MER and variouspersons relating to the Emergency Relief Board of the Amer-ican Red Cross, arranged chronologically from Oct 22, 1909to Oct 19, 1912

I4I4.8 Minutes and other materials relating to meetings of theEmergency Relief Board of the American Red Cross, arrangedchronologically from Oct li*, 1909 to Oct 17, 1913

kh9 Correspondence and other materials between MER and variouspersons relating to the Home Service program of the AmericanRed Cross, arranged chronologically from Mar 1, 1917 toMar 25, 1919

^rpescript, mimeographed, and printed copies of Miss Rich-mond1 s Manual of Home Service (American Red Cross, 1917)

» Outline and mimeographed copy of Karl deSchweinitz's This• Side The Trenches with the American Red Cross

Communications and documents relating to the American Red |Cross Home Service Institutes and other classes

h$3 Miscellaneous communications and documents relating to theHome Service program of the American Red Cross> mostly 1917 -•-"••-

2 folders of Miscellaneous communications and documents relat-ing to the American Red Cross Department of Civilian Reliefand to local Civilian Relief Committees

Communications and documents issued by the American Associa-tion relating to the American Red Cross Home Service program,arranged chronologically from Oct 8, 1917 to Oct l£, 1920

lj.57 Articles from The Survey relating to American Red Cross HomeService and Civilian Relief programs, 1917-1922

ii£8 Newspaper and magazine clippings relating to American RedCross war activities

Correspondence between MSR and various persons relating toother American Red Cross activities, arranged chronologicallyfrom Nov 8, 1913 to Nov 26, 1920

MER' s notes and comments relating to the future of theAmerican Ked Cross in peacetime, n.d*

Non-MER correspondence relating to the future of the Amer-ican Red Cross in peacetime, arranged chronologically fromDec $, 1918 to Mar 28, 1919; also printed materials

Part II

Box 29 New York Period, 1909-1928 — MER Archive

Folders !;62-!i77: Letters and other materials relatingto the National Conference*

Correspondence between MER and Alexander Johnson relating tothe National Conference, arranged chronologically from Nov li,1909 to Sep 25, 1911

Correspondence between MER and Alexander Johnson relating tothe National Conference, arranged chronologically from Jan 6,1912 to May 5, 1913

MSRfs correspondence with and relating to W.T, Cross, GeneralSecretary of the National Conference, arranged chronologicallyfrom Nov 15, 1913 to Jun 11, 1919

Correspondence between MER and various persons relating to theNational Conference, arranged chronologically from Jul 21, 1920to Mar 2, 1928

Correspondence and other materials between MER and various per-sons relating to the National Conference Committee on Familiesand Neighborhoods, arranged chronologically from Sep 7, 1909to Mar 31, 1910

Correspondence and other materials between MER and Francis H.McLean relating to an Analysis of National Conference Attend-ance, arranged chronologically from Aug 2li to Oct 19, 1912

Correspondence between MSR and various persons relating to theNational Conference Change of Name Committee, arranged chrono-logically from Aug 20, 1915 to Jul 2k, 1916

Correspondence between MSR and various persons relating to theNational Conference Change of Name Committee, arranged chrono-

& I V I logically from Dec 6, 1916 to Jun 1, 1917

Other materials relating to the National Conference Change ofName Committee

Correspondence between MSR and various persons "relating toFamily Division programs for the National Conference, arrangedchronologically from Jul 26, 1921 to Nov 20, 1921*

Correspondence and other materials between MER and various per-sons relating to National Conference committee work, arrangedchronologically from Feb 2k, 1920 to Jul 21, 1922

Name changed in 1918 from National Conference of Charities and Correctionto National Conference of Social Work

Non-MER correspondence relating to the National Conference,arranged chronologically from Mar 7, 1909 to Oct 16, 1919

Communications to members of the Executive Committee of theNational Conference and minutes of meetings, 19H-192O

Materials relating to other National Conference committees,1911-1922

Reports on the National Conference meetings at Indianapolis,1 9 1 6 ••' •

Miscellaneous supplementary materials relating to the NationalConference

See also H,33,$k6, for materials on Miss Richmond^ candicacy for thePresidency of the National Conference in 1922

j

II ..Brix 30 New York Period, 1909-1928 — MER Archive

Folders 1|.78-5OQ: Le t te r s and other mater ials r e l a t i ngto the American Association*"

W§';^,J Correspondence between MER and various persons r e l a t i ng tothe American Association, arranged chronologically fromApr $9 1910 t o May 28, 1919

Correspondence between MER and various persons r e l a t i n g t othe American Association, arranged chronologically fromMay 8, 1920 to Aug 30, 1928

18CT f Correspondence between MER and various persons r e l a t i n g to'*••'•••••- The Family (issued by the American Association), arranged

chronologically from Dec 2k9 1920 to Aug 19, 1927

\ &8I"•"" •" Correspondence between MER and various persons relating tothe program for the 1923 American Association Conference a tWashington, Mar-May 1923

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Communications and documents relating to plans for the forma-tion of the American Association, 1909



Miscellaneous materials relating to the American Association,

M

Materials relating to the American Association Committee onScope and Policy, 1918-1919 - - -

Miscellaneous materials relating to the American Association,1920-1921;

W|0vUni-M Miscellaneous materials relating to the American Association,1925-1928

Correspondence between MER and various persons relating to :plans for the American Association's Buffalo Conference in1927, arranged chronologically from Sep 23, 192? to Aug 25,1926

Began as the National Association of Societies for Organizing Charity in1911; name changed to American Association of Societies for OrganizingCharity in 1912, and again to American Association for Organizing FamilySocial Work in 1919

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tiedFILM Correspondence between MER and various persona relating to

plans for the American Associations Buffalo Conference in1927, arranged chronologically from Oct 2, 1926 to Apr 26,1927

.'...11- Correspondence between MER and various persons relating toplans for the American Associations Buffalo Conference in1927, arranged chronologically from May 3 to Sep 28, 1927

• *»..»: Correspondence between MER and various persons relating tothe American Associations Conference on Family Life in Amer-ica Today, held at Buffalo, Oct 1927, arranged chronologicallyfrom Oct k, 1927 to Jul 2, 1928

Communications and documents relating to the Fiftieth Anniver-sary Committee of the American Association, 1925-1927

Il9u *•'» Incomplete holograph draft of "The Concern of the Communitywith Marriage," MERfs speech for the Buffalo Conference onFamily Life, Oct U, 1927

.CB8FILM Source m a t e r i a l s and holograph n o t e s fo r MER!s speech t o t heBuffalo Conference on Family L i f e ; a l s o t y p e s c r i p t summary,

I probably fo r re lease to the press

U96 MER's work on invitations, publicity, and program for theBuffalo Conference on Family Life, 1927

k91 '*"'"' Printed and mimeographed programs and announcements relatingto the Buffalo Conference on Family Life, 1927

Other communications relating to the Buffalo Conference onFamily Life, 1927

News releases, publicity, and clippings relating to the BuffaloConference on Family Life, 1927"

Typescript of Joanna C, Colcord's A Decade of Service: TheFamily Welfare Association of Minneapolis Decennial Report for• • . 1917-1926, published in commemoration of the Buffalo Con-ference on Family Life, 1927

£00- aloo

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Part IIBox 31 New York Period, 1909-1928 — M E R Archive

|Q Folders 5>O1-5>17: Letters and other materials relatingto the Committee on Professional Organ-ization

Correspondence between MER and various persons relating to theCommittee on Professional Organization, arranged chronologicallyfrom Jul 1 to Dec 30, 1918

IfiSriiii Correspondence between MER and various persons relating to theiSiUriLHI Committee on Professional Organization, arranged chronologically

from Jan 6 to Mar ll±, 1919

Correspondence between MER and various persons relating to theCommittee on Professional Organization, arranged chronologicallyfrom May to Dec 11, 1919 .,_

Correspondence between MER and various persons relating to theTerminology Sub-committee of the Committee on Professional Organ-ization, arranged chronologically for 1919

Correspondence between MER and various persons relating to theCommittee on Professional Organization, arranged chronologicallyfrom Jan 2 to Jun k, 1920

Minutes of meetings, membership lists, and Miss Richmond's notesrelating to the Committee on Professional Organization, 1918-1920

Memoranda and complete filing set of worksheets relating to theTerminblogy Sub-committee of the Committee on Professional Organ-ization

lists of words used by the Terminology Sub-committee of theCommittee on Professional Organization for compilation in theirworksheets

$09 Miscellaneous materials relating to the Terminology Sub-committeeof the Committee on Professional Organization

Materials relating to A Code of Ethics for Social Case Workers,collected by the Ethics Sub-committee of the Committee on Pro-fessional Organization

Supplementary materials relating to ethics in social work, col-lected by the Ethics Sub-committee of the Comsiittee on ProfessionalOrganization

Supplementary materials relating to ethics in law, medicine,and other professions, collected by the Ethics Sub-committeeof the Committee on Professional Organization

Miscellaneous materials relating to professional organization,collected by the Committee on Professional Organization

United States Civil Service Examinations collected by theCommittee on Professional Organization

New York State and Municipal Civil Service Examinations col-lected by the Committee on Professional Organization

\}< Massachusetts and New Jersey State Civil Service Examinationscollected by the Committee on Professional Organization

J, Miscellaneous materials relating to Civil Service Examinationscollected by the Committee on Professional Organization

See also other materials relating to the Terminology Sub-committee of theCommittee on Professional Organization stored in Filing Cabinet, as followst

*- packages containing 3 sets of completed worksheets: Dec 2, 1919, with Summary and MER*s tabulation$ Dec 10, 1919 with Summary^* Mar 10, 1920 with Summary and MER's tabulation

*Since the collection Tâs transferred to Special Collections, thismaterial is noi* in Part II, BoxolA*

' Box 32 New York Period, 1909-1928 — MER Archive

Folders 518-537: Letters and other materials relatingiJb ^° Coinmittee and Advisory V7ork

KlfwnFHM uorresponaence ana otaer materials between Matt and variouslUixUiILIYl persons relating to the formation of the National Alien Re-

lief Committee, arranged chronologically from May 18 toJun 25, 1918

Correspondence between MER and various persons relating tomembership of the National Alien Relief Committee, arrangedchronologically from Jun 12 to Oct 23, 1918

Correspondence and other materials between MER and variouspersons relating to official business of the National AlienRelief Committee, arranged chronologically from.Aug. 2, 1918

;: to Aug 31, 1919 . .- . r- ' •

%& ] Correspondence with and relating to Dr. Norman Bridge, Chair-man of the National Alien Relief Committee, arranged chrono-logically from Sep 3 to Nov 2, 1918

522; ;1j Correspondence between MER and the New York Charity Organiza-" tion Society relating to the National Alien Relief Committee,

arranged chronologically from May 29 to Nov 27, 1918

523-4; Correspondence between MER and various charity organizationsocieties relating to the National Alien Relief Committee,arranged chronologically from May 28, 1918 to Feb 3, 1919

*$2U '" Clippings, notes, and miscellaneous materials relating to the' National Alien Relief Committee

jf25 ' Memoranda and other materials relating to the Decennial ReportCommittee of the Russell Sag© Foundation, 1916

526 T Letters, memoranda, and other materials relating to the Com-mittee on the Future Program of the Russell Sage Foundation;also Report of the Committee (MER, Chairman)

Memoranda and reports of the Mailing List Committee of theRussell Sage Foundation,

Minutes and other materials relating to Russell Sage Foundationstaff and directors* meetings, 1919-1921*

Miscellaneous materials concerning relations with other depart-ments of the Russell Sage Foundation, 1917-1928

Letters, minutes of meetings, and other materials relatingto the Committee on Difficult Cases of the New York CharityOrganization Society, arranged chronologically from Nov 17,1916 to Jun 13, 1919

Letters, memoranda, and other materials relating to the Com-mittee on Co-operation and District Work of the New YorkCharity Organization Society, arranged chronologically fromMay 21, 1917 to Feb 25, 1927

IllUf Letters, minutes of meetings, and other materials relatingto the Committee on Marital Relations of the New York CharityOrganization Society, 1918-1919

Letters and other materials relating to various District Com-mittees of the New York Charity Organization Society, arranged,chronologically from Jan 1922 to Nov 1>, 1926- . _ '"

• p'.vfw Correspondence between MSR and various persons relating to\;AI'< District Committees and Case Conferences, arranged chrono-

logically from Mar 17, 1915 to Apr U, 1921

2 folders of Miscellaneous materials relating to District'^'Jt%lJ'" Committees and Case Conferences

537 ? Card file headed "Meetings of District Secretaries [prior at? :; ^' least to 1919]. Topics Reported for the Ia3t year by New

York, Boston, Providence, Washington•lf

Part I IBox 33 New York Period, 1909-1928 — MSR Archive

f)<tf/ A-| Folders 538-559: Letters and other materials relat ingto Snail Subjects, Personal Highlights,and RLnal I l lness and Death

5>3§ | Reports of Luncheon Meetings of the Inter-Relations Group, as(i,. . . . U follows:

Firs t meeting, Oct 5, 1909Second meeting, Apr lit, 1910Third meeting, Oct 10, 1910i l f th meeting, Oct 6, 1911

Letters and other materials relating to Amelia Sears* Manualfor the Chicago United Charities, 1912-1913

Correspondence between MER, Wilbur . .C; Phillip3% and others r e -lating to the Phillips* book on a social unit-plan, arrangedchronologically from Jul 9, 1911; to Jul 29, 1915; accompaniedby set of galleys

Two form l e t t e r s sent out by MER Apr 19 and May 8, 1917, on thesubject of establishing a War Problems Exchange, and the r e -

_ sponses to her request for information, arranged chronologicallyA O I 0 1 from Apr 23 to Sep k9 1917

^ ^ C'LO y F o r m l e t t e r s e n t out b v y®8- N o v -L > 1917, on the subject of the1 .Liu Yfar Risk Insurance Act, and the responses to her request for

information, arranged chronologically from Nov 17 to Nov 28,1917

..-[|| Minutes of meetings of the Council of Women f s Organizations,Jan 25-Nov 26, 1918

l ib Miscellaneous materials relating to the Council of Women's Or-ganizations, 1917-1918

i( Letters and clippings relating to MER's honorary degree fromSmith College, arranged chronologically from May 9 to Nov 17,1921

Letters between MSR and various correspondents relating toMiss Richmond1 s candidacy for President of the National Con-ference, arranged chronologically from May h9 1921 to Sep 8,1922

Letters and other materials relating to MER* s in te res t inbiography and her biographical articles, arranged chrono-logically from Feb 2k, 1922 to Nov 7, 192i|

p

7*-

Correspondence between MER and var ious persons r e l a t i ng tom_ss Richmond's b iographical a r t i c l e on C.S. Loch, arrangedchronologica l ly from Apr 7, 1923 t o Feb 26, 192k; accompaniedby a co l l ec t ion of Mr, Loch !s l e t t e r s to MER and o the r s , a r -ranged chronological ly from Jun 8 , 1898 to Feb 9 , 1913

L e t t e r s and telegrams t o Joanna C. Colcord from the Glennsand others relating to Miss Richmond1 s f inal i l lness , a r -ranged chronologically from Apr 18 to Sep 13, 1928

Immediate responses of a personal nature to Miss Richmond'sdeath, arranged chronologically from Sep lh to Sep 28, 1928

l e t t e r sent out by Mary Willcox Glenn Sep 13, 1928,announcing Miss Richmond's death, and official responsesfrom various agencies, arranged chronologically from Sep Ikto Oct 3 , 1928

Second form le t t e r sent out by Mary Willcox Glenn Oct 3 , -•--••1928, enclosing biographical and eulogistic materials onMiss Richmond, and official responses from various agencies,arranged chronologically from Oct ii, 1928 to Apr 12, 1929

Official release of Miss Richmond's death notice, accompaniedhy biographical and eulogistic materials \

w5>5it ""• Newspaper c l ippings of Miss Richmond's o b i t u a r i e s

Miss Richmondfs death no t i ce s i n magazines and journa l s

Eulogies and t r i b u t e s marking t h e death of Miss Richmond

f L e t t e r s and other m a t e r i a l s r e l a t i n g t o a memorial meetingin honor of Hiss Richmond held i n t h e Assembly Ha l l of theRussel l Sage Foundation, Jan 2 , 1929

558 Correspondence r e l a t i n g t o a memorial i s s u e of The Family- dedicated t o Miss Richmond, arranged chronologica l ly from [

Sep 19, 1928 to Apr 1 1 , 1929; accompanied by two copies of [the memorial i s s u e , Feb 1929L e t t e r s t o Joanna C. Colcord from var ious correspondents r e -l a t i n g t o JCC's a r t i c l e on MER i n the memorial i s sue of TheFamily, arranged chronologica l ly from Oct 5 , 1928 to Jan 26,1929; accompanied by separate r e p r i n t of the a r t i c l e

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Part II

O Box 3k

cl

New York Period, 1909-1928 — 14ER Archive

Folders 560-577: Speeches, Addresses, and Lectures

560

561

$62.

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r-s6f :;.u.:

568

569

Holograph and typescript notes for a series of lectures atthe Chicago School of Civics, Jan It-13, 1910, as follows:

Lecture I, Charity Organization, Jan hLecture II, The Three Stages of Relief, Jan 5Lecture H I , The Third Stage of Relief, Jan 6Lecture IV, Sources of Relief, Jan 7Lecture V, Investigation, Jan 11Lecture VI, The First Interview, Jan 12Lecture VII, Completion of Investigation, Jan 13

Separate reprint of "How Social Workers Can Aid Housing Reform,"an address delivered at the National Conference, Boston, 1911Rational Housing Association Publications 15, May 1912)

Holograph notes and draft of address on Preliminary Investi-gation of Adult Offenders delivered at the State ProbationConference, New York, Mar lU, 1912

Separate reprint of "The Relation of Output to Intake," anaddress delivered before the National Association of Organiz-ing Charity, Jun 12, 1912 (Charity Organization Bulletin, III,No. 9, Aug 1912)

Têscript draft of "The Charity Organization Department," alecture at the New York School of Philanthropy, Feb 10, 191M

Incomplete holograph, notes for the Kennedy lectures on First \Steps in Social Case Work, 19lU> also announcement

Typescript draft of "Co-ordination and Inference," probably oneof the Kennedy lectures, 19~Lhy also summaries of the third,fourth, and fifth Kennedy lectures, dated Mar 30, Apr 13, andApr 20, 1911*

Holograph notes and typescript copy of "To the Volunteers of1915>" an address to Philadelphia volunteers delivered at theChurch House, Philadelphia, Feb 1|, 1915

Typescript copy of "The College and the Community," one of theafter-dinner addresses to commemorate the fiftieth anniversaryof Vassar College, delivered at Davison Hall, Vassar College,Oct 13, 1915 " vb

Typescript copy of "The Charity Organization Department, an ad-dress delivered before the New York Monday Evening Club, Apr 2U,1916

7'/

M18R0F1UM Typescript copy of "The Social Case Work Side of Probationand Parole," an address delivered before the National Prob-ation Association, Jun 1917

Holograph draft and notes for ["The Social Case Worker1sTask"], an address delivered at the general session of theNational Conference, 1917

a^SlfFilM Holograph notes for "The Family as the Center of Social Service,"second lecture in Special Extension Course for Volunteers, Bilt-more Hotel, Jan 18, 1918; also holograph notes headed "Home Ser-vice Lecture on The Family, Mar 29 and Oct 10, 1918"

573 Separate reprint of "War and Family Solidarity," an addressdelivered before the Division on The Family of the NationalConference, May 21, 1918 (Charity Organization Department pub-lication, 1918)

57ft; ' Typescript copy of "The Long View," portion of an address de-livered before a section meeting of the Junior League of NewYork City, Nov 20, 1919

"-575 "Some Next Steps in Social Treatment," an address delivered\ before the Family Section of the National Conference, Apr 15,1920 (Printed in The Family, Vol I, No. ft, Jun 1920)

576 Holograph draft of "A Social Work Point of View," a lecturedelivered at the summer session of the New York School ofPhilanthropy, Jun 18, 1923

, 577 Holograph and typescript notes for "The Rhythm of Social Work,"an address delivered at Philadelphia, Apr 30, 1925, and at theInstitute of Family Social Work, May 19, 1925

Part IIBox 35 ' New York Period, 1909-1928 — MER Archive

X3 Folders 578-593: Notes for Speeches, Addresses, Lectures;also Articles, Reviews, and UnpublishedWritings

Twelve sets of holograph notes for speeches, addresses, andlectures, 1909-1912, marked as follows:

Boston Annual Meeting, 1909Rochester Address on Organized Charity, Dec 1909Cooperation, Granmercy District Committee, Mar 1910New York School of Philanthropy, Sep 1910Galesburg, Oct 1910Outside Sources of Information, Chicago, Oct 1910Junior League Lecture, Upbuilding of the Family, Jan 1911Pittsfield, Mar 1911Grammercy Neighborhood Association on What Social Workers

Should Know, Mar 1911Talk on Widows, Assistant Secretaries of the New York

Charity Organization Society, Mar 1912The Volunteer1s Value to the Professional, Junior League,

Apr 1912 •Address to Philadelphia Society for Organizing Charity,

Nov 1912 •:,._•....

Eleven sets of holograph notes for speeches, addresses, andlectures, 1913-1916, marked as follows: "

Second Year Group of the New York School of Philanthropy,Feb 1913

Smith College, Oct 1913Hearing on Widows Pensions by New York State Commission,

Nov 1913Address to Reading Associated Charities, Dec 1913Church Mission of Help, Jan 1911*Volunteers of the Federated Charities of Baltimore on

The Test of Reality, Nov 1911*YWCA Training School, Dec 1911*Case Committee of the Brooklyn Bureau of Charities, Feb 1915Kennedy District on The Work of a District Committee,

Nov 1915Five Boston Lectures to Second Year Students, Dec 1915Yorkville District of the New York Charity Organization

Society on The District and Neighborhood Co-op,Jan 1916

j% i 7tj53Q - \^jj Ten sets of holograph notes for speeches, addresses, and lectures,.f&^\ V\ " 1917-1919, marked as follows: .

Child Helping Institute of the New York School of Philan-thropy, Jun 1917

Address on Volunteers to Home Service Workers of Pennsyl-vania, Nov 1917

The Growth of the Charity Organization Kovanent in its " ::Case Work Program, [AASOC, 1917?] '"

Address to New York Episcopal Seminary on The Woxk of theNew York Charity Organization Society, Feb 1918

Home Service lecture on Relatives, Apr 1918Home Service lecture on Comparison of Material, Oct 1918Need of Professional Standards, Fordham University, Dec 1918Home Service section course lecture on Evidence, Jan 1919;

also at University of Colorado, Jul 1919Lecture to staff of the New York Charity Organization Soc-

iety on A Profession in the Making, Feb 1919Lecture to University of Colorado class on Outside Sources,

Jul 1919 r

#M\ r«.el 2fl53ffiROFILM fm sets of holograph notes for speeches, addresses, and lectures,OI\ 1 Afnw 1920-Jun 1923, marked as follows:

Address to staff of New York Charity Organization Society,Jan 1920

Part of address at Annual Meeting of Boston Fanily WelfareSociety, Nov 1920

Address at Church Mission of Help Inst i tute on Evidenceand the Groundwork for Treatment, Jan 1921

Philadelphia in 1900, Social Workers1 Club of Philadelphia,Jan 1921 •

Jewish Federation Meeting on Family Care, Apr 1921- I Talk to staff of AAOFSW on The Relation of the Family to

Social Progress and to the Future of Civilization,1922

Address at Providence Conference Luncheon of Hospital SocialWorkers, Jun 1922

':•-•• Church Mission of Help, Jan 1923 :Inst i tute dinner at Washington on Where the Blue Begins in

Social Work, May 1923Phi Beta Kappa, Juri 1923

i\*\ Q I liHSROFILM Eight sets of holograph notes for speeches, addresses, and lectures,Qj\ ¥J&\ x A u g 1923-1925, marked as follows:

Talk on Marriage Administration Study given a t Franklin,Aug 1923

New Workers from Brooklyn Bureau, Sep 1923. Possibilities of the Art of Helping, New York Charity

Organization Society course, Dec 1923Lecture on Inter-relations of Social Movements to Mr.

^ Lee's Seminar, Mar 1925 ....... . ......Talk on the Russell Sage Foundation to group of college

juniors, Mar 1925Talk on Marriage Administration to the Institute, May 1925Address on A Sense of the Whole to Undistricted Supervisors,

'-"- l " Oct 1925 " " •"" * " " ":

Address to s ta f f 01 Brooklyn Bureau on Higher Mathematicsof Social Work, Oct 1925

sets of undated holograph notes for speeches, addresses,and lectures, marked as follows:

A Talk on Investigation before assistants of the NewYork Charity Organization Society and Visitorsof the State Charities Aid, n.d.

Training in Investigation, Boston Conference, n.d.Relation of Charity Organization to The Schools, n . p . ,

n.d.San Francisco address, n.d.The Charity Organization Department, n . p . , n.d.

\ I^Zs Friendly Visiting, n.p., n.d.

WffVflFILM Other s e t s of holograph notes for speeches, addresses, and

H,HUiiun lectures, undated and mostly unti t led

The Inter-relations of Social Movements, with Information AboutSixty-seven Organizations, pamphlet published by the CharityOrganization Department, 1910. Introduction signed by "Mary E.Richmond"

Two copies of "Of Christmas Gifts," reprinted from The Survey,Dec 20, 1910 .

; Annotated paste-up of First Principles in the Relief of Distress,* Charity Organization Department publication, 1911

typescript of "The Charity Organization Movement," a short ar t iclefor the Philadelphia Ledger, Dec

f Typescript draft of "To Those St i l l on the Job," an article forthe Charity Organization Bulletin, Mar 19lB| accompanied bylet ter to MER from Porter R. Lee, Feb 8, 1918, referring to thearticle

590 , u Holograph draft of MER's unpublished review of Jesse F. Steiner'sEducation for Social ¥ork (University of Chicago Press, 1921);

I accompanied by le t ter from MER to Margaret Rich, Sep 8, 1921,% referring to the review

591 T Holograph draft of unpublished a r t i c l e , "The Good Neighbor in''•'•' the Modern City," 1922; accompanied by l e t t e r to M5R from Lyn-

- don Phifer, Nov 8, 1922, referring to the ar t ic le

592 If Several copies of proofs for "A Code of Ethics for Social Case•'•"'-*•'•* Workers," drafted under the direction of MER, 1920-1921

Several typescript copies of ''Memorandum on The Need of a NationalTraining Board for Social Work," undated but l a te r than 1922

^

O Part I IBox 36 New York Period, 1909-1923 — MER Archive

Folders 59^-621: Departmental Reports prepared by MBR

Hil(*f(tlFllM Report of the Field Department for the Extension of Organized" u w v o Charity in the United S ta tes , fo r the two years ending Oct 1 ,

1909

n?M Monthly Reports of the Charity Organization Department of theRussell Sage Foundation, from Nov 22, 1909 to Ju l 1 , 1910

*'"'." Three draf t s of the F i r s t Annual Report of the Charity Organ-iza t ion Department of the Russel l Sage Foundation, for theyear ending Sep 30, 1910

•597' Two dra f t s of the Second Annual Report of the Charity Organ-'k i za t ion Depariznent of the Russell Sage Foundation, fo r t he

year ending Sep 30, 1911

$98 Monthly Reports of the Charity Organization Department, fromOct 3 1 , 1 9 n to Mar 3 1 , 1912

Three Quarterly Reports of the Charity Organization Departmentof the Russell Sage Foundation, from Dec 3 1 , 1911 to Jun 30,1912

Third Annual Report of the Charity Organization Department ofthe Russel l Sage Foundation, for the year ending Sep 30, 1912$accompanied by Summary

Outline for 1912-13 of the Charity Organization Department;accompanied by Reports of the Charity Organization Departmentof the Russell Sage Foundation for the th ree months endingDec 3 1 , 1912, and for the four months ending Apr 30, 1913

Fourth Annual Report of the Charity Organization Department ofthe Russell Sage Foundation, for the year ending Sep 30 , 1913

603 Two Quarterly Reports of the Charity Organization Departmentof the Russell Sage Foundation, for the t h r ee months endingDec 3 1 , 1913, and Mar 3 1 , 191U

6OJ4.;..',} Fif th Annual Report of the Charity Organization Department ofthe Russell Sage Foundation, for the year ending Sep 30, 19l!j.

Summary of Sixth Annual Report of t'he Charity Organization De-.partment of the Russell Sage Foundation, for the year endingSep 30,

L

606 Outlines of Monthly Reports of M. E, Richmond, Director, forOct 1915-Feb 1916 and Apr-May 1916; also notes for the SeventhAnnual Report, 1916

Seventh Annual Report of the Charity Organization Departmentof the Russell Sage Foundation, for the year ending Sep 30,1916

!H?~ Eighth Annual Report of the Charity Organization Department&m of the Russell Sage Foundation, for the year ending Sep 30,

1917$ accompanied by Memorandum

Cli

C0P^-es °^ * n e Decennial Report of the Charity Organization\ Department of the Russell Sage Foundation, 1907-1917$ accom-

Q i' jril panied by critique of the Report [by Miss Moore?], Feb 26, 1918

6l<3t_;:=-v7 Memorandum from t h e Char i ty Organiza t ion Department, f o r t h efe.!:'..:. ,-••..•! y e a r ending Sep 3 0 , 1918 [Nin th Annual Report m i s s i n g ]

611 T e n t a t i v e P lans of t he Char i ty Organiza t ion Department, Oct1918, and Memorandum from the Char i ty Organiza t ion Department,f o r t h e y e a r ending Sep 3 0 , 1 9 1 ^ [Tenth Annual Repor t mi s s ing ]

?6il2'-''[ Eleventh Annual Report of the Charity Organization Departmentof the Russell Sage Foundation, for the year ending Sep 30, 1920

Twelfth Annual Report of the Charity Organization Department ofthe Russell Sage Foundation, for the year ending Sep 30, 1921

Memorandum from the Charity Organization Department, for theyear ending Sep 30, 1922 [Thirteenth Annual Report missing]

Memorandum from the Charity Organization Department, for -theyear ending Sep 30, 1923 [Fourteenth Annual Report missing]

Memorandum from the Charity Organization Department, for theyear ending Sep 30, 192^ [Fifteenth Annual Report missing]

617 ,} Sixteenth Annual Report of the Charity Organization Departmentof the Russell Sage Foundation, for the year ending Sep 30, 1925

618 / Seventeenth Annual Report of the Charity Organization Departmentof the Russell Sage Foundation, for the year ending Sep 30, 1926

Eighteenth Annual Report of the Charity Organization Departmentof the Russell Sage Foundation, for the year ending Sep 30, 1927

Nineteenth Annual Report of the Chaidty Organization Departmentof the Russell Sage Foundation, for the year ending Oct 1, 1928,prepared by Fred S», Hall, Associate Director

Several sets of materials used in preparation of the CharityOrganization Department Reports .

624 *

Part IIBox 37 New York Period, 1909-1928 — MER Archive

Folders 622-641: Personal effects, unclassified materials, andColcord and Mann biographical materials

622 Correspondence between MER and various persons relating to MissRichmond's personal financial affairs, arranged chronologicallyfrom Aug. 10 to Nov. 2, 1916.

First Tentative draft of "An outline for readers of biography",8 Feb. 1926j accompanied by holograph notes, clippings, andmiscellaneous materials relating to biography.

Copy of "The Service of the Loyal" address delivered by Mary WillcoxGlenn to Federated Charities of Baltimore, 26 Nov. 1912.

Program and newspaper notices of MSR speeches

2 magazine articles on National League of Women Voters and one byH.S. Hennings

H?27-29 *' newspaper and magazine clippings

1630 ..... Expense book relating to Buffalo Conference, Oct. 1927ItiiiiiiUf ILM Address book

Misc. loose materials .

-^pi—- •'-••'.. Steno pad of last letters dictated by Miss Richmond, 20 Oct. 1927-; 2 June 1928

632 Letters relating to distribution of her books after her death

633 ;, Notes relating to Central Islip, 10 June 1913

Unclassified notes

Notes collected for MER by Ruth Mann et al.

Unclassified typescript materials

Charts pertaining to MERTs health

638 Material relating to The Long View

Charts, diagrams, photos relating to The Long View

Correspondence relating to collection of MER*s professional letters

Materials relating to Colcord and Mann biographical files on MER

u

PART III: CHARITY ORGANIZATION DEPARTMENT ARCHIVE

19 Boxes, 339 Folders, covering the

New York Period,

1909 - post 1928

Part I I IBox 1 New York Period, 1909-post 1928 — COD Archive

Folders 1-20 r Chronological f i le of General Correspondence,1910-1929; Joanna C. Colcord's Correspond-ence as Director of the COD after 1930

1 General correspondence to , from, or relating to Charity Organ-ization Department staff members, arranged chronologicallyfrom Feb 7, 1910 to Get 18, 1918

2 General correspondence to , from, or relating to Charity Organ-ization DeDartment staff members, arranged chronologicallyfrom Feb l\ 1919 to Dec 22, 1922

3 General correspondence to , from, or relating to Charity Organ-ization Department staff members, arranged chronologicallyfor 1923

k General correspondence to , from, or relating to Charity Organ-ization Department staff members, arranged chronologicallyfor 192Ji

5 General correspondence to , from, or relating to Charity Organ-ization Deoarteient staff members, arranged chronologicallyfor £

6 General correspondence to, from, or relating to Charity Organization Department staff members, arranged chronologicallyfor Jan-Jun, 1926

7 General correspondence to, from, or relating to Charity Organization Department staff members, arranged chronologicallyfor Jul-Dec, 1926

8 General correspondence to, from, or relating to Charity Organization Department staff members, arranged chronologicallyfor Jan-Jul, 1927

9 General correspondence to, from, or relating to Charily Organization Department staff members, arranged chronologicallyfor Sep-Dec, 1927

10 General correspondence to, from, or relating to Charity Organization Department staff members, arranged chronologicallyfor Jan-Jul, 1928

11 General correspondence to, from, or relating to Charity Organization Department staff members, arranged chronologicallyfor Aug-Dec, 1928

12 General correspondence to, from, or relating to Charity Organization Department staff members, arranged chronologicallyfor 1929

13 Correspondence between the Charity Organization Department andother departments of the Russell Sage Foundation, 1923-1929

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16

17

18

19

20

Miscellaneous correspondence relating to the Charity OrganizationDepartment under the Directorship of Joanna C. Colcord, arrangedchronologically from Feb 17, 1930 to Oct k> 1935

Correspondence to and from Joanna C. Colcord, Director of theCharity Organization Department, relating to the department'sMarriage Studies, arranged chronologically from Jul 29, 1936to Jul 9, 19h3

Newspaper and magazine clippings relating to Marriage Laws,1936-1937

Correspondence between Joanna C« Colcord, Director of theCharity Organization Department, and J» C, Pringle of theLondon Charity Organization Society, arranged chronologicallyfrom Jan 12;, 1930 to Nov lii, 1933

Correspondence between Joanna C. Colcord, Director of theCharity Organization Department, and J. C, Pringle of theLondon Charity Organization Society, arranged chronologicallyfrom Aug ll;, 193k to Nov 10, 1936

Correspondence with and relating to J, C, Pringle of the LondonCharity Organization Society, arranged chronologically fromJan 18, 1937 to May 2l|, 1938

Other correspondence between the Charity Organization Departmentand the London Charity Organization Society, arranged chronolog-ically from Nov 17, 1939 to Jan 8, 191*3

I) Part I IIBox 2 New- York Period, 1909-post 1928 ~ COD Archive

Folders 21-35: Correspondence and other materialsrelating to Exchanges

21-22 2 folders of Correspondence and other materials, mostly toand from Fred S, Kail, Associate Director of the CharityOrganization Department, relating to Exchange

23-31 9 folders of Correspondence and other materials, mostly toand from Fred S. Hall, Associate Director of the CharityOrganization Department, relating to Confidential Exchange

32-3U 3 folders of Financial Exchange le t te rs , arranged chronologically from Oct 6, 1913 to Jul 15, 1915, with Index

35 Appeal Records from various charity organization societiesrelating to the i^nancial Exchange

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Box 3 New York Period, 1909-post 1928 — COD Archive

Folders 36-fjl: Correspondence and other materialsrelating to Finances

36--I4I . 6 folders of Correspondence and other materials, mostly toand from Fred S. Hall, Associate Director of the CharityOrganisation Department, relating to Financial Appeals

k2-k& 5 folders of Correspondence and other materials, mostly toand from Fred S. Hall, Associate Director of the CharityOrganization Department, relating to Financial Federations,or Community Chests

k7 Correspondence and other materials, mostly to and from Fred S,Hall, Associate Director of the Charity Organization Depart-ment, relating to Financial Statistics

U8-5O 3 folders of Correspondence and other materials, mostly toand from Fred S. Hall, Associate Director of the CharityOrganization Department, relating to Financial Surveys

5>1 Other materials, mostly to and from Fred S. Hall, AssociateDirector of the Charity Organization Department, relating tothe subject of Finances

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Box h New York Period, 1909-post 1928 — COD Archive

Folders 52-68: Correspondence and other materialsrelating to Office Methods or "System"

3>2-5>6 5 folders of Correspondence and other materials, mostly toand from Fred S. Hall, Associate Director of the CharityOrganization Department, relating to Office Methods or"System" — General

57-61 5 folders of Correspondence and other materials, mostly toand from Fred S, Hall, Associate Director of the CharityOrganization Department, relating to Office Methods or"System" — Bookkeeping

62-63 2 folders of Correspondence and other materials, mostly toand from Fred S. Hall, Associate Director of the CharityOrganization Department, relating to Office Methods or"System" — Cards and Forms

62j. Correspondence and other materials, mostly to and from Fred S.Hall, Associate Director of the Charity Organization Department,relating to Office Methods or "System" — Case Records

65-67 3 folders of Correspondence and other materials, mostly toand from Fred S. Hall, Associate Director of the CharityOrganization Department, relating to Office Methods or"System" — COS!s

68 Correspondence and other materials, mostly to and from Fred S.Hall, Associate Director of the Charity Organization Department,relating to Office Methods or "System" — Reports

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New York Period, 1909-post 1928 — COD Archive

Folders 69-85>: Correspondence and other materialsrelating to Statist ics

69-78 10 folders of Correspondence and other materials, mostly toand from Fred S, Hall, Associate Director of the CharityOrganization Department, relating to COS Statist ics

79 Correspondence and other materials, mostly to and from Fred S.Hall, Associate Director of the Charity Organization Depart-ment, relating to Family Welfare Stat ist ics

80-81 2 folders of Correspondence and other materials, mostly toand from Fred S# Hall, Associate Director of the CharityOrganization Department, relating to Stat is t ics — SpecialStudies ,

82 Correspondence and other materials, mostly to and from Fred S»Hall, Associate Director of the Charity Organization Depart-ment, relating to Stat is t ics — Miscellaneous

83-82; , 2 folders of Correspondence and other materials between Fred S.\ Hall, Associate Director of the Charity Organization Depart-

ment, and the Stat ist ical Department of the Russell Sage Found-ation, 1926-1929

8f> Statistical Summaries sent out by the Statistical Department ofthe Russell Sage Foundation

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Folders 86-101: Correspondence and other materialsrelating to the Transportation Codeand Committee, and to Settlement Laws

86 Correspondence and other materials, mostly to and from Francis H.McLean, Field Secretary, and Margaret F. Byington, AssociateSecretary, relating to the Transportation Code and Committee,arranged chronologically from Feb 16 to Dec 28, 1909

87 Correspondence and other materials, mostly to and from Francis H#

McLean, Field Secretary, and Margaret F# Byington, AssociateSecretary, relating to the Transportation Code and Committee,arranged chronologically from Jan 12 to Dec 28, 1910

88 Correspondence and other materials, mostly to and from Fred S.Hall, Associate Director of the Charity Organization Depart-ment, relating to the" Transportation Code and Committee, ar-ranged chronologically from May 1, 1912 to Nov 19,

89 Correspondence and other materials, mostly to and from Fred S.Hall, Associate Director of the Charity Organization Depart-ment, relating to the Transportation Code and Committee, ar-ranged chronologically from Jan h, 1916 to Oct 20, 1919

90 Correspondence and other materials, mostly to and from Fred S,Hall, Associate Director of the Charity Organization Depart-ment, relating to the Transportation Code and Committee, ar-ranged chronologically from Sep 13, 1922 to Jul 1, 192ii

91 Miscellaneous materials relating to the Transportation Code andCommittee for 1923

92 Miscellaneous materials relating to the Transportation Code andCommittee for 1921* . . .

93 Correspondence and other materials, mostly to and from Fred S.Hall, Associate Director of the Charity Organisation Depart-ment, relating to the Transportation Code and Committee, ar-ranged chronologically from Jan 27 to Dec 5, 192$

9k Correspondence and other materials, mostly to and from Fred S.Hall, Associate Director of the Charity Organization Depart-ment, relating to the Transportation Code and Committee, ar-ranged chronologically from Feb 3 to Dec lU, 1926

95 Correspondence and other materials, mostly to and from Fred S»Hall, Associate Director of the Charity Organization Depart-ment, relating to the Transportation Code and Committee, ar-ranged chronologically from Mar 19, 1927 to Feb 29, 1928

96 Correspondence and other materials, mostly to and from Fred S.Hall, Associate Director of the Charity Organization Depart-ment, relating to the Transportation Code and Committee, ar-ranged chronologically from Mar 2 to Oct 11, 1928

97-101 5 folders of Correspondence and other materials, mostly toand from Fred S. Hall, Associate Director of the CharityOrganization Department, relating to Settlement Laws

102-101;

105

106

107

108-112

113

Hi;

116

117

118


Folders 102-118: Charity Organisation Department Filesrelating to special projects of Margaret FByington and Joanna C. Colcord

3 folders of Correspondence and other materials relating toCharities Endorsement, containing Margaret F. Byington1 swork on schedules made out for the. Kansas City, Missouri,Board of Public Welfare, Mar 1911

Correspondence relating to Margaret F. Byingtonfs pamphlet,What Social Workers Should Know About Their Own Communities(Russell Sage Foundation, 1916 edition)

Announcements, publicity, and reviews for Margaret F» Bying-ton fs pamphlet, What Social Workers Should Know About TheirOen Communities (Russell Sage Foundation, 1916 edition)

Complete manuscript, except for "II, City Administration andFinance," of Margaret F, Byingtonfs pamphlet, What SocialWorkers Should Know About Their Own Communities (RussellSage Foundation, 192U edition)

5 folders of Drafts and notes for Margaret F. Byington'spamphlet, What Social Workers Should Know About Their Own.Communities (Russell Sage Foundation, 1921; edition)

Miscellaneous materials relating to Margaret F, Byington1 spamphlet, What Social Workers Should Know About Their OwnCommunities (Russell Sage Foundation, 1921; edition)

Paste-up and notes for Margaret F. Byington1s pamphlet, WhatSocial Workers Should Know About Their Own Communities (RussellSage Foundation, 1929 revised edition)

Correspondence and other materials to and from Joanna C. Col-cord relating to Professional Ethics, arranged chronologicallyfrom May 23, 1919 to Jul 3, 1922

Correspondence and other materials to and from Joanna C. Col-cord relating to Marriage Laws, arranged chronologically fromApr 2k9 1922 to Nov 1, 1921;

Correspondence and other materials to and from Joanna C. Col-cord relating to Marriage Laws, arranged chronologically fromFeb .19, 1925 to Dec 9, 1926

Correspondence and other materials to and from Joanna C, Col-cord relating to Marriage Laws, arranged chronologically fromJan 8, 1927 to Jun 7, 1929

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Folders 119-11*2: COD Staff Reports, 1911-19275 FDCCand COD Field Reports, 1907-1911

Monthly, quarterly, and annual reports from Fred S. Hall,Associate Director, and other Charity Organization Depart-ment staff members for the year ending Sep 30, 1912

Monthly, quarterly, and annual reports from Fred S. Hall,Associate Director, and other Charity Organization Depart-ment staff members for the year ending Sep 30, 1913

Monthly, quarterly, and annual reports from Fred S. Hall,:'-jii-:i«.uj Associate Director, and other Charity Organization Depart-

ment staff members for the year ending Sep 30, 19lU

•? 122 Monthly, quarterly, and annual reports from Fred S, Hall,Associate Director, and other Charity Organization Depart-ment staff members for the year ending Sep 30, 1915

123 Monthly, quarterly, and annual reports from Fred S. Hall,Associate Director of the Charity Organization Department,for the year ending Sep 30, 1916

12li Monthly, quarterly, and annual reports from Fred S. Hall,Associate Director of the Charity Organization Department,for the year ending Sep 30, 1917

Monthly, quarterly, and annual reports from Fred S. Hall,Associate Director of the Charity Organization Department,for the year ending Sep 30, 1918

Monthly, quarterly, and annual reports from Fred S. Hall,Associate Director of the Charity Organization Department, ,,for the year ending Sep 30, 1919

i v$$p||ll Monthly, quarterly, and annual reports from Fred S. Hall,Associate Director of the Charity Organization Department,for the year ending Sep 30, 1920

. 12ET" *f Monthly, quarterly, and annual reports from Fred S, Hall,Associate Director of the Charity Organization Department,for the year ending Sep 30, 1921

129 vT Monthly, quarterly, and annual reports from Fred S« Hall,* "'^ Associate Director of the Charity Organization Department,

arranged chronologically from Oct 1921 to Oct 1, 1927

130. :1.JJ Field Reports from Francis H« McLean, Field Secretary of theField Department of Charities and the Commons, arranged chron-ologically from May 21, 190? to Mar 31, 1908

131- . . | | Field Reports from Francis H. McLean, Field Secretary of thel C R L M Field Department of Charities and the Coinmons, and Margaret F.

Byington, Associate Secretary, arranged chronologically fromApr 8 to Dec 27, 1908

Field Reports from Francis H. McLean, Field Secretary of theField Department of Charities and the Commons, and Margaret F.Byington, Associate Secretary, arranged chronologically fromJan 3 to Apr i|, 1909

Rield Reports from Erancis H. McLean, Field Secretary of theField Department of Charities and the Commons, and MargaretF, Byington, Associate Secretary, arranged chronologicallyfrom ^fv ft/ ^ i

Other reports relating to the Field Department of Charitiesand the Commons, arranged chronologically from May 18 to Oct 1,1909; also Index to Field Reports, Nov 21, 1907 to Sep 30, 1909

Field Reports from Francis H» McLean, Field Secretary of theCharity Organization Department, arranged chronologically fromOct 10 to Nov 28, 1909

Field Reports from Francis H. McLean, Field Secretary of theCharity Organization Department, arranged chronologically fromDec 5, 1909 to Feb 27, 1910

MASTER;Field Reports from Francis H, McLean, Field Secretary of theCharity Organization Department, arranged chronologically fromMar h to Apr 23, 1910

Field Reports from Francis H. McLean, Field Secretary of theCharity Organization Department, arranged chronologically fromApr 28 to Sep 1, 1910

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Field Reports from Margaret F» Byington, Associate Secretary ofthe Charity Organization Department, arranged chronologicallyfrom Oct 27, 1909 to Mar 23, 1910

Field Reports from Francis H. McLean, Field Secretary of theCharity Organization Department, arranged chronologically fromOct 2k to Nov 27, 1910

Field Reports from Francis H, McLean, Field Secretary of theCharity Organization Department, arranged chronologically from

; Dec h, 1910 to Mar 26, 1911

Field Reports from Francis H. McLean, Field Secretary of theCharity Organization Department, arranged chronologically fromApr 1 to Aug 29, 1911, and from Margaret F. Byington, AssociateSecretary, arranged chronologically from Nov 29 to Dec 15, .1910;also Index to Field Reports from Oct 1, 1910 to Sep 30, 1911

Part I I IB o x 9 , New York Period, 1909-post 1928 — COD Archive

^ J ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Folders Ili3-l55: FDCC, COD, and American Assoc-• i ^ ^ ^ ^ T iation Field Reports, 1911-1919

2 folders containing the Nashville Report [from Francis H.McLean, Field Secretary of the Charity Organization Depart-ment?], Apr 1, 1911

Baltimore Report from Fred S. Hall [Associate Director oft h Q cbar±tj organization Department?], 1911

Summaries of K-eld Reports for 1907-1912

ll;7 „ Field Reports from various members of the Charity Organization"' ''" ' / Department, Oct 1 , 1911 to Sep 30, 1913, "with Index

,114.8 f Field Reports from Francis H. McLean, General Secretary of.-'•« the American Association, and o the r s , Oct 1 , 1911 to Sep 30,

1913, with Index

Field Reports from various members of the Charity OrganizationDepartment and the American Association, Oct 1 , 1913 to Sep 30,19lU, with Index

Field Reports from various members of the Charity OrganizationDepartment and the American Association, Oct 1 , 191i| to Sep 30,1 5 , with Index

Field Reports from Francis H, McLean, General Secretary ofthe American Association, and others, Oct 1, 1915 to Sep 30,1916, with Index

'"f".^ Pleld Reports from Francis H. McLean, General Secretary ofthe American Association, and others, Oct 1, 1916 to Sep 30,1917, with Index :

15>3 - Field Reports from Francis H. McLean, General Secretary of•--l* *•'•'• the American Association, and others, Oct 1, 1917 to Sep 30,

1918, with Index

l$k\ Field Reports from Francis H. McLean, General Secretary ofthe American Association, and others, arranged chronologicallyfrom Oct 10, 1918 to Feb 12, 1919

1-55 Field Reports from Francis H. McLean, General Secretary ofthe American Association, and others, arranged chronologicallyfrom Mar 1 to Sep 2h, 1919

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Box 10 New York Period, 1909-post 1928 — COD Archive (

'S t fMlV* v Folders 156-16?: American Association Field Reports

v ^ ^ /TVV"^^ a n d Communications, 1919-1928, and^ v\b-\ OX Committee Reports, 1918-1928

Field Reports and communications from the American Assoc-iation, arranged chronologically from Oct 10 to Nov 15,1919

Field Reports and communications from the American Assoc-iat ion, arranged chronologically from Nov 19, 1919 toSep 30, 1920

MlfllS iiM Field Reports and communications from the American Assoc-iat ion, arranged chronologically from Oct 31* 1920 to ~ ,Aug 31, 1921

£••.•339*7'/ Field Reports and communications from the American Assoc-i a t i o n , arranged chronologica l ly for 1921-1922

j* ."USD","..1 Fie ld Reports and communications from the American Assoc-i a t i o n , arranged chronologica l ly for 1922-1925

> J l e l d Reports and communications from the American Assoc- î a t i o n , arranged chronologica l ly for 1925-1928 (

Manual'for F ie ld Workers of the Staff of the American Assoc-i a t i o n , by Francis H* McLean, General Secre tary , 1918

'.. 163 J...V; Committee Reports from the American Associa t ion , 1918-1923

I6lt .•' Committee Reports from the American Associat ion fo r 1921;

165 Committee Reports from the American Associat ion for Jun 1925

166 Committee Reports from the American Associa t ion , 1925-1926

s,«u- .4 Committee Repor t s from t h e American A s s o c i a t i o n , 1927-1928

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Folders 168-189: Financial Statements (1909-1928) andt Publication Sales Records (1913-1929)

0t\ ^fA\W0V»\^\ relating to the Charity OrganizationDepartment

MIIR0FILM Financial Statements re la t ing to the Charity OrganizationDepartment for the years ending Sep 30, 1909 and Sep 30, 1910

Financial Statements relating to the Charity OrganizationDepartment for the years ending Sep 30, 1911 and Sep 30, 1912

^f""- T Financial Statements relating to the Charity Organization' • --•> Department for the years ending Sep 30, 1913 and Sep 30, 1911;

1?X Incomplete Financial Statements relating to the Charity Organ-ization Department for the years ending Sep 30, 1915 and Sep 30,1916

Incomplete Financial Statements relating to the Charity Organ-ization Department for the years ending Sep 30, 1917 and Sep 30,1918

MIGROHLM Monthly Financial Statements relating to the Charity OrganizationDepartment for the years ending Sep 30, 1919 and Sep 30, 1920

Monthly Financial Statements relating to the Charity OrganizationDepartment for the years ending Sep 30, 1921 and Sep 30, 1922;also incomplete set of monthly Financial Statements for the de-partments Study of Unemployment Relief, Oct 1921-Mar 31, 1923

Incomplete Financial Statements relating to the Charity Organ-ization Department for the years ending Sep 30, 1923 and Sep 30,1922*

Monthly Financial Statements relating to the Charity Organization£••*-'"•'' Department for the years ending Sep 30, 1925 and Sep 30, 1926

MlvRuFILM Monthly Financial Statements r e l a t ing t o the Charity OrganizationDepartment for the years ending Sep 30, 1927 and Sep 30, 1928

PlptflHFfi 1 Publication Sales Records r e l a t i n g to the Charity OrganizationDepartment, arranged chronologically from Oct 1 , 1913 to Sep 1918

179^7 5' Monthly Publication Sales Records r e l a t i n g to the Charity Organ-iza t ion Department for the year ending Sep 30, 1919

ISO"7 Monthly Publication Sales Records r e l a t i ng to the Charity Organ-iza t ion Department for the year ending Sep 30, 1920

^ 181 Monthly Publication Sales Records r e l a t i n g to the Charity Organ-..' ' . .';]V iza t ion Department for the year ending Sep 30, 1921

Monthly Publication Sales Records relating to the Charity Organ-ization Department for the year ending Sep 30, 1922


Monthly Publication Sales Records relating to the Charity Organ-ization Department for the year ending Sep 30, 1921;



r•'•;187 r Monthly Publication Sales Records relating to the Charity Organ-ization Department for the year ending Sep 30, 1927

188 Monthly Publication Sales Records relating to the Charity Organ-ization Department for the year ending Sep 30, 1928

• Monthly Publication Sales Records relating to the Charity Organ-ization Department for Oct, Nov, and Dec 1928; also Summaryfor the year ending Sep 30, 1929

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Part IIIBox 12 New York Period, 1909-post 1928 — COD Archive

• Folders 190-210: Charity Organization DepartmentSubject Files, arranged alpha-betically from ."Almshouses" to!fClothing Appeals"

Charity Organization Department Subject File,headed "Alms-houses"

lyyj Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "AmericanAssociation of Social Workers"

2 folders of Charity Organization Department Subject Pilesheaded "Bibliographies"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "BirthControl"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "BostonMeetings, 1899"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "Boston1 Meetings, 19O1-19OV

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "CanadianPatriotic Fund"

2 folders of Charity Organisation Department Subject Filesheaded "Case Loads"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "CharityOrganization Bulletin"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "CharityOrganization Movement"

202 Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "CharityOrganization — What Is It?"

[. 203" Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "ChildHelping Department, Bureau for Exchange of Information"

2 folders of Charity Organization Department Subject Filesheaded "Christmas and Thanksgiving"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "ChurchCooperation"

SBRUFILM Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "ChurchFederations

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Charity Organisation Department Subject File headed "CitySurveys"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "ClintonDistrict"

2X0 ., Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "ClothingAppeals

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M«FIUf

221

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MICROFILM

229 -r


Folders 211-231: Charity Organization Department•Subject Files, arranged alpha-betically from "Community Councils"to "Friendly Visiting"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "CommunityCouncils"

2 folders of Charity Organization Department Subject Filesheaded "Compulsory Education"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "Compul-sory Endorsement of Charities"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "Cooper-ation"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "CountyOrganization of Charitable Work"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "DayNurseries"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "Desertionand Non-Support"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "Directoryof Charity Organization Societies11 •_

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "DisasterRelief"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "Dispen-saries'*

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "DomesticRelations Court"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "EmploymentBureaus'*

3 folders of Charity Organization Department Subject Filesheaded "Family Budgets"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "Feeble-Minded and Mental Defects"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "FellowshipHolders of the New York School of Philanthropy, 1911"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "FirstInterview, Outline of" . .'_ ' _ - ; ... \

2 folders of Charity Organisation Department Subject Filesheaded "Friendly Visiting"

Part I I IBox Ik New York Period, 1909-post 1928 — COD Archive

Folders 232-2U6: Charity Organization DepartmentSubject Biles, arranged alpha-betically from "Handbook forDistricts, New York COS, 1916" to"Intercollegiate Bureau of Occupations"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "Handbookfor Districts, New .York COS, 1916"

-.233 .•'".] Charity Organization Department Subject 511e headed "Handbookfor District Workers, New York COS, 1920"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "Handi-capped" - - .

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "Health"- . - - - . - \ • • _ - - . • - - • -

*\1SM Charity Organization Department Subject File headed uHospital

Social Service"

237 .. Charity Organization Department Subject Fi le headed "Hospitals"

238r =~7 Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "Housing"Charity Organization Department Subject File headed " I l l e g i t i -macy*1

M|£frf)F|JM Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "Immigra-tion"

• dsjS.1 iLM Charity Organization Department Subject Pile headed "Indiana- \polls Family Welfare Society, 1923 Report"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed" "IndustrialProblems"

2l;3 J Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "Inebriety"

p)|)t Charity Organization Department Subject 3<lle headed "Insane"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "Inter-CityConferences"

Charity Organization Department Subject Jl le headed "Inter-collegiate Bureau of Occupations"

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250

253

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Folders 2li7-261;: Charity Organization DepartmentSubject FileSj arranged alpha-betically from "Intake" to "Nursing(Public Health)"

Charity Organisation Department Subject Rile headed "Intake"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "Investi-gation"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "JuvenileCourt"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "Legal Aid"

Charity Organization Department Subject Rile headed "Loans,Applications for"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "Manual ofInstructions for District, Baltimore Federated Charities"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "Maternity1*

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "Men andReligion Movement"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "ModelConstitutions"

k folders of Charity Organization Department Subject Filesheaded 'Motion Pictures"

3 folders of Charity Organization Department Subject Filesheaded "Municipal Lodging Houses" -*&>:--•• •

Charity Organization Department Subject Rile headed "NationalSocial Work Council"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "Nursing(Public Health)


Folders 265-285: Charity Organization Department SubjectFiles, arranged alphabetically from"Occupational Disease" to "Public Wel-fare, Boards of"

265 Charity Organization Department Subject Rile headed "Occupa-tional Disease"

266 Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "Old AgePensions"

267-272 6 folders of Charity Organization Department Subject fi lesheaded "Organized Charity Attacks"

273-275 3 folders of Charity Organization Department Subject Pilesheaded "Outdoor Relief"

276 Charity Organization Department Subject Piles headed "OutdoorRelief in 2-Iissouri"

277-278 . i 2 folders of Charity Organization Department Subject Files\ headed "Out-of-Town Inquiries"

279 Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "PennyProvident Fund"

280 Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "Play"

281 Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "PoorLaws (English)"

'282 Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "Prohib-

it ion Problems"

283 Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "Psychiatry"

281; Charity Organization Department Subject Fi le headed "Psychologyand Social Case Work"

285 Charity Organization Department Subject Fi le headed "PublicWelfare, Boards of"

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FoU c s A<?<f <\ «S- Folders 286-305: Charity Organization Department' °N i~cM4> ^ Subject Files, arranged alphabet-

ftee\ V\ i ca l ly from "Quotations" to "SchoolsO % -J 3 of Philanthropy"

j§§jfc;£^.'--:.>.f' Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "Quot-Ltti-.juiw. -,,.v; a t i o n s "

r;287 Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "Recon-t''jiJ-ii- -'• struction after the War"

288 / ! Charity Organization Department Subject Pile headed "Regis-tration"

289 Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "Rehabil-itation of Disabled Soldiers11

7 folders of Charity Organization Department Subject Filesheaded "Relief"

2 folders of Charity Organization Department Subject Filesheaded "Russell Sage Foundation" .

Charity Organization Department Subject Pile headed "St.Vincent de Paul Conferences"

3 folders of Charity Organization Department Subject Pilesheaded "Salary Schedules of Charity Organization Societies"

303 Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "SalvationArmy"

•30k Charity Organization Department Subject Pile headed "Schools••~>~>-- and Charity Organization" -

305 Charity Organization Department Subject Pile headed "Schoolsof Philanthropy"

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*J> I $5 Folders 306-320: Charity Organization Department 4"^ * . Subject Files, arranged alphabet-

ically from "Social Insurance" to"Tuberculosis"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "SocialInsurance" ^

2 folders of Charity Organization Department Subject Filesheaded "Social Prognosis"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "SocialScience Research Council, Committee on Problems and Policy" '

^3X0 Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "SocialSurvey11

J311 Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "SocialUnit Plan"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "State. Subsidies to Private Charities"

2 folders of Charity Organization Department Subject Files \^headed "Supervision of Case Work"

31f> Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "Super-visors' Exchange"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "The Survey"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "Tag Day"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "Thrift"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "Time

Charity Organization Deparfanent Subject File headed "Tuber-culosis"

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3>33 **'

323

326

327


Folders 321-339: Charity Organization Department SubjectFiles, arranged alphabetically from"Vagrancy and Begging" to "Work Roomsfor Women "

2 folders of Charity Organization Department Subject Filesheaded "Vagrancy and Begging"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "VenerealDisease"

2 folders of Charity Organization Department Subject Filesheaded "Visiting Housekeepers"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "VisitingTeachers"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "VocationalGuidance" .

k folders of Charity Organization Department Subject Filesheaded "Volunteers"

2 folders of Charity Organization Department Subject Filesheaded "War Chests"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headedFinance"

2 folders of Charity Organization Department Subject Filesheaded "War Relief"

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "War RiInsurance" _

Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "WorkingGirls"

339 Charity Organization Department Subject File headed "WorkRooms for Women"

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PART I V , MISCELLANEOUS

3 7 Par t IV , Box 1 : Mary Richmond-Zilpha Smith corre3ponden<Jff]£|l()f|[Jf ^J U*r \ -.-• ^ ^F"* id'TS 7 —S 6 ^ /

*a<* Part IV, Box 2: Photos, memorabilia; Esther Wa me r corrWa^tipnce (1892-19OO; chief I* with her son, Amos'G. Warner; photocopies)

^ t ^<4Part IV, Box 3: Printed and scrapbooks(2 volumes of c l ippings! r t r « *»

Vj&\ °\ HSlOfilMPart IV, Box 4: Microfilms (from other l ibraries)

Part IV, Box 5: Miscellaneous

<-« Fart IV, Box 6: Scrapbook: Charity Organization of the Russell Sage Fc' • Letters and Memos, 1912-1915 (mimeograph-Part IV,OVERSIZE MATERIAL

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PHILADELPHIA PERKcrapbook of clippings, pamphlets, proWiMB^.1'Wtoklets; brochures, memorabilia andother printed ephemera relating to Mary Richmond, 1900-1908. 1 volume

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)INDEX *$Q LETTERS IN PART I: MART E. RICHMOND ARCHIVE,

Pre-professional, Baltimore, and PhdJ.adelphia_Periods^

1861 - 1909

7 Entries in red indicate l e t t er s written by MER; entries in black indicate1 l e t t e r s addressed to_MER,-iir crhhrrfi/^ N-umbered reference i s to Part, Manuscript

Box, and Folder, /^For "aster isêcTT*) entries , see section of non-MER l e t t e r s jfollowing main Index,Box, and .bolder, r uor asterisked

\ following main Index,

Abel, Mary E . , Mar 31, 1900: 1,3,1*9Addams, Jane, n .d , : I,l*,70Almy, Frederic,

kpc 8 and Jun i o ! 1901;: 1,6,91toct 8, 1906: 1,5,138Apr 17,11907: I , 8 , l l aJan 9"and Dec h9 1907: 1 , 8 , l l £'To MER and Zilpha D, Smith, May 31 ,^ 1906: 1,5,78

Almy, Frederic, Jun 11 , 1906: 1,5,78Alsop, Mrs, D.G,, Feb 13 , 1901;: 1,5,76Ames, Fanny B , , Mar 7, 1900: 1,3,50Amos, Laura J , ,

Feb 19, 1899: 1,3,1*1*Mar 11;, 1900: 1,3,1*9

Arens, Rose E., Mar 2, 1900: 1,3,1*9Atkinson, Frank T,, Oct 3, 1900: 1,5*72Atwood, Alice 0,, Apr 30, 1895: I,3,olAyres^ Philip W,,May 7, 1895: 1,3,1*2Mar 27 and Apr 6, I896: 1,3,28Apr U, 1899: 1,3,30Mar 15, 1900: 1,3,1*9Jun 11, 1901: 1,5,73

Babcock, Katherine L,, Jun 12, 1908:1,6,98

Babcock, Rev, Maltbie D,,Nov 10, I896: 1,3,28Mar 21, 1899: 1,3,1*1*Mar 15, 1900: 1,3,1*9

Baird, Mrs. Matthew, Oct 31, 1901:1,5,73

Baker, Mrs,, Nov 2, 1909: 1,1,5Baker, Cecil F., May 1, 1907: 1,6,95Baldwin, Mrs. Charles H., Oct 19, 1902:1,5,71*

Baldwin, Mrs. Charles H,, Nov 1, 1902:

>

Barnes, Mrs. J,H,,*Apr 30, 1895: 1,3,1*1Barr, Martin W,, Jun 29, 1909: 1,6,100Barrows, Isabel C , Feb 20, 1901;: 1,5,76

/7Basil, Mary E., Oct 6, 1907: 1,5,86^/Bartholomew, Mrs. Mary, Apr 29, 1895:

Benedict, Lida Boyd/, Nov 6, 1911; andJul 28, 1915: 1,1,6

Benedict, Lida Boyd, Nov 13, 191U: 1,1,6Bicknell, Ernest P.,Mar 26, 1901;: 1,6,91May 21;, 1907: I,8,U|1Dec 11 and Dec 16, 1908: 1,8,114!;

Bicknell, Ernest P,,Apr 18, 1905: 1,5,77Dec 11*, 1908: 1,8,114;

Biddle, Alice, Sep 22, 1909: 1,6,100Biddle, Constance, 20 letters, Jul 2U, 1907

to Aug 29, 1909: 1,5,87Bingham, James J., Apr 26, 1909: 1,6,100Binney, Isabelle, Jul 10, 1909: 1,6,100Birch, Miss, Apr 16, 1906: 1,5,78Birtwell, Mary L,,Mar 31 and Apr 2, 1901;: 1,6,91Apr 20, 1907: 1,6,93

Bishop, Samuel H,,Aug 18, 1901: 1,5,73Mar 16, 1901;: 1,6,91

Blake, Eli Whitney, £r,, May 16, 1895:

Blakely, David N., May 1, 1907: 1,6,95Boehm, G. Herbert, Jun Ik, 1901;: 1,5,76Bok, Mr., of the Ladies Home Journal; seeWolcott, Theresa H,

Bonaparte, Charles J,,Feb 21, 1891: 1,3,25Mar 12, 1900: 1,3,1*8May 3, 1902: I,5,7l*

Bond, Mrs. Margaret, Dec 11, 1925: 1,1,7Bond, Mrs. Margaret, Dec 16, 1925: 1,1,7

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Bonnell, Henry H., Feb 3, 1908: 1,5,80Bosenquet, B., Jan 1, 1891*: 1,3,26Bowdoin, Alice G.,Mar 13, 1900: 1,3,1*9Apr 26, 1907: I,6,9l*

Boyd, Sister Relagia, n.d.: 1,1,3Brackett, Jeffrey R.,Mar 12, 1900: 1,3,31Feb 2., n.y.: 1,3,32Feb 8, Feb 19, Feb 29, 1901*: 1,5,76

Brackett, Jeffrey R., Feb 23, 1901*:1,5,76

Bradford, Annie, Jun 3, 1909: 1,6,100Braucher, Howard S., Dec 9, 1908: 1,5,80Breed, Mary I., Apr 17, 1907: 1,6,93Brendlinger, Margaret R., Apr 22, 1907:1,6,92

Brown, Herbert S., Mar 21, 1900: I,3,50>wn, Mary Willcox, Nov 9, I896: 1.3,28

^Brownell, James, Mar 25, 1900: 1,3,49*Bruno, F.J., Dec 9, 1908: 1,5,80^Buchanan, James; see non- ffiR lettersBurk, Mary J., Jan ll*, 1901: 1,5,73Burklin, Lydia, May 1, 1907: 1,6,95

Jurnham, Mary A., Jan ll*, 1901: 1,5,73*§uxelle, S.M., May 6, 1907: 1,6,95-Byington. Margaret F., 3 letters, n.d.:

1,8,11*4Byington, Margaret F., Jan 21, Jan 22,Sep 3, 1909: 1,8,11*6

Cabot, Richard, Feb 25, 1909: 1,8,11*6Cadbury, Emma, Jr., Jun 1*, 1909: 1,6,100

*Carapbell, James; see non-MER lettersCarroll, Elizabeth Maxwell, Mar 29, 1900:1,3,1*9

Carstens, C.C., May 9, 1901*: 1,6.91Carter, Clark, May 3, 1895: 1,3,42Carter, John P., Apr 22, 1907: 1,6,92Caulk, SallieM., Feb 1903?, 1,5,86Chamberlain, Abby, May 9, 1895: 1,3,1*2Charities, Aug 16, 1902: 1,5,7l*Cheney, George L., Mar 13, I896: 1,3.28Child, Francis S., May 6, 1895: 1,3,42Chittenden, Miss M., May 1, 1895: 1,3,1*2Clark, Bertha M., Apr 29, 1907: 1,6,93Clark, May A.T., May 1, 1895: 1,3,1*2Coates, Florence E., Apr 12, 1905:1,5,86

Cohen, Emily, Apr 12, 1900: 1,3,1*9Conover, Miss E.D., Dec 9, 1905: 1,5,77Conover, Miss E.D., Dec 18, 1905: 1,5,77[Converse?], Florence, Jun 3, 1899:

1,3,30

Cope, Eliza Middleton, Jun 7, 1909:1,6,100

Cosper, Walter L., Apr 2k, I896: 1,3,28Cowperthwaite, G., Apr 29, 1895: 1,3,1*1Crosly, H. Gertrude, Dec 2, 1919: 1,1,5Crummer, Jane, Dec 1 and Dec 5, 1919:

Curtis, K.A., May 1, 1895: 1,3,1*2Cushing, J.M., Apr 23, 1900: 1,3,1*9Cushing, O.K., Apr 22, 1909: 1,8,11*5Cushing, O.K., Apr 28, 1909: 1,8,11*5

Daughters of Israel, May 1891: 1,3,25Davies, Anna F., Feb 22 and Apr I*, 1900:

1,3,50Dawes, Anna L . , Feb 19, 1899: 1,3,1*1*Dawson, I d a , May 5 , 1907: 1,6,95Deaver, Mrs. J . B . , Dec 1*, 1901: 1,5,73

*DeForest, Robert W.,May 2, 1906: 1,5,78Apr 19, 1909: 1,6,101

Delt?, Edwin Heyl, Apr 23, 1909: 1,6,100Dennis, Emily P., May 8, 1907: 1,6,95de Schweinitz; see Schweinitz, Karl deDeYalin, Laura ¥., Feb 21, 1899: 1,3,1*1*

*Devine, Edward T.,Sep 5, Sep ll*, Oct 26, Oct 30, Nov 1*,Nov 10, 1896: 1,3,28

Mar 1 and Apr 1, 1899: 1,3,30Jan 21, 1900: 1,3,31To MER and others, Jul 11, 1900: 1,5,72Map 12, 1901*: 1,6,91Jun 29, 1901*: 1,5,76Oct 26, 1905: 1,5,77Mar 30 and Oct 8, 1906: 1,5,78Apr 16, 1907: 1,6,93Jul 8 and Jul 19, 1907: 1,8,11*1Oct 13, 1907: 1,6,96Oct 5, 1916: I,l*,56

Devine, Edward T.,Jun 26, 1900: 1,5,72Jul 2, 1907: 1,8,11*1Oct 11*, 1916: I,l*,56

Devine, Hattie S., Feb 25, 1899: 1,3,1*4Dewees, L.J., May 1, 1907: 1,6,92Dickinson, Jonathan, Apr 30, 1895: 1,3,1*1Dinwiddie, Emily W., Oct 7, 1907: 1,6,96Dodge, Grace H.,Jan 6, 1908: 1,6,98Apr 30, 1909: 1,6,101

Duer, Mrs. A.P.L., Dec 1*, 1901: 1,5.73Duvall, Mrs. E., Apr 27, 1900: 1,3,49

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Eavenson, A.T., Nov 14, 1903: 1,5,75Edmonds, Franklin S., Jun 2, 1909:

1,6,100Edmunds, Henry B., Apr 9, 1906: 1,5,78Edmunds, J.M., Apr 29, 1907: 1,6,94EULicott, Miss, Aug 22, I896: 1,3,28ELlicott, E.K., Mar Hi, 1900: 1,3,1*9Emery, US., May 6, 1895: 1,3,1*2Emlen, John T., Jun 3, 1909: 1,6,100

*Eyre, Louisa; see non-MER let ters

Fabyan, Marshal, Apr 30, 1907: I,6,9l*Farr?, Clara, Jul 3, 1909: 1,6,100Fels, Joseph, Sep 2k, 1900: 1,5,72Felton, Katharine C , May 17, 1904: 1,6,91Ferth, Frank J . , Jun 1, 1909: 1,6,100Fields, Annie,

Feb 13, 1899: 1,3,1*1*Dec 3, 1907: 1,6,98Nov 12, 1909: 1,5,86

Findlay, Ellen, Apr 25, 1907: I,6,9UFinnedge, Elizabeth J . , May k, 1895:1,3,1*2

Finney, Thomas M., May 1, 1895: 1,3,1*2Fisher, Elizabeth Wilson,Apr 22, 1900: 1,3,50Apr 28, 1909: 1,6,100

Fisher, Mrs. Franklin (Ida C ) ,Dec 10, 1896: 1,3,28Jan 17 and Jan 18, 1897: 1,3,29

Fiske, Margaret E., Apr 25, 1907: I,6,9i*Fleming, Kate R., Mar 13, 1900: 1,3,1*9Flint, Agnes W., May 7, 1895: 1,3,1*2Fort, Samuel J., Sep 18, 1895: 1,3,27Francis, David R., Jun 29, 1905: 1,5,77

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Gallagher, Emma A., May 7, 1895:Garrett, Mary E., Feb 20, n.y.:Garrett, Philip, Feb 14, 1900:Gees, Josephine, Apr 28, 1909:George, Mrs. S.I., Apr 30, 1895:Gilliam, Robert, Apr-May, 1895;Gilman, Daniel C , Mar 19, 1900:Gilman, Mrs. D.C., Feb 23, 1899:Gilman, Elizabeth, Apr 3, 1900:

*Glenn, John M.,7?Nov 30, 1907: 1,6,98UApr 23, Jul 19, Aug 3, Sep 7,v 1,8,141Oct 21, 1908: 1,8,144Feb 10, 1909: 1,6,99

[Glenn, John M?]Mar 30, 1907: 1,5,79

1,3,1*21,3,321,3,501,6,1011,3,1a1,3,1*11,3,4?1,3,1*1*1,3,49

1907:

4Glenn, John M.,Aug 13, 1907: 1,8,110.Mar 8, 1908: 1,8,144

"*Glenn, Mary Willcoxj see Brown^ Mary

Godden, MaryUI, Apr 29, 1907: 1,6,9^Gould, E.R.L., Sep 27, 1895: 1,3,27Grant, Christian, May $, 1907: 1,6,95Green, David I.,Jun 7, 1894: 1,3,26May 2, 1895: 1,3,42Apr 18, 1904: 1,6,91

Green, David I., Feb 24, 1904: 1,5,7^Grout, C.S., Apr 30, 1895: 1,3,1*1Gutridge, A.W.:Oct 29, 1906: 1,8,137Oct 20 and Nov 30, 1906: 1,8,138Apr 18, 1907: 1,6,93Dec 20, 1907: 1,6,98Jul 23, 1908: 1,8,144

Gutridge, A.W., Nov 2, 1906: 1,8,137Gyger, Margaret, Apr 15, 1907: 1,6,9?Hale, Edward E., Jul 4, 1903: 1,6,98Hale, Ellen, May 2, 1907: 1,6,95Hall, Bwrt, Jun 19, 1907: 1,8,142Hall, Camilla R., Apr 18, 1900: 1,3,1-Hall, Fred S., Nov 24, 1903: 1,5,75Hall, Fred S., Dec 3, 1903s 1,5,75Hallowell, Anna, Mar 7, 1900: 1,3,50*Hampton, Jesse F., see non-MER lettersHarriman, Mary, Apr 22, 1907: 1,6,92Harris, Elian M., 6 letters, May 28, 1to Mar 6, 1872: 1,1,4

Harris, Ellen M.,Apr 17, 1908 and Jul 7, 1915: 1,1,4Oct 1, 1919: 1,1,5

Harris, Mrs. J. Campbell, Dec 27, 19011,5,73

Harrison, C.C., Nov 17, 1900: 1,5,72Harry, C.P., Oct 29, 1907: 1,5,79Harry, C.P., Oct 30, 1907: 1,5,79Hart, H.H.,Sep 30, 1907: 1,5,79Oct 19, 1907: 1,6,96Dec 26, 1907: 1,6,98

Hart, H.H., Oct 2, 1907: 1,5,79Harte, Marie A., Jun 5, 1909: I,6,IOCHawes, Oscar B., Jan 16, 1906: 1,5,76Heaton, Frank J., Nov 22, 1904: 1,5,-Hedden, Frances M., May 9, 1907: 1,6,Henderson, Charles R..Apr 26, 1899: 1,3,44Dec 22, 1907: 1,6,98

Hewes, Amy, May 24, 1909: 1,8,146Hewes, Amy, May 26, 1909: 1,8,11*6Higbee, Isabel, Apr 29, 1907: 1,6,94

*Higgins, Alice L.,11 letters,*"f Jul?J to Dec 26, 1902:1.5.74 *

11 letters, Jan?J to Dec 30, 1903:1.5.75 I

^19O4?l, Jan-Feb?|, Mar 3, 1901;:1,5,76

Apr 1, 1904 and n.d.: 1.6.91Sep 13, Nov 21, Oct 23, \Nov?T, 1905:1,5,77

Apr 6, Apr 17, Nov 21, Dec 21;, 1906:1,5,78

Jan 9, Feb 19,1,5,79

Apr 11, 1907:Jun 25, 1907:

Feb 20, Nov 13, 1907:

1,8,11a1,8,142

[19O8?J, Apr 3, Dec 15, 1908: 1,5,80f!9O8?Jand Dec 25, 1908: 1,8,144Feb 20 and Apr 30, 1909: 1,5,81

| l9O9? | ; 1,5,86Higgins, Alice L., Sep 16, 1905: 1,5,77Higgins, Harriet L., Mar 30, 19OOiTl,3,49

. H i l l , John, May 22, 1900: 1,3,49^/v*Hinchraan, C.S.j see non-MER le t te rsVOIinchman, C.S., Mar 22, 1905: 1,5,77

'Hoffman, Elizabeth, May 31, 1909:/'! ,6,100Holdane?, E.J., Jul 21, 1903: f£,QoHooper, Laura Richmond, Sep 13, 1901:

1,1,2Hoopes, Wilford L., Apr 27, 1907: 1,6,94Horn, Margaret, Jul 8, Jul 20, Jul 27, *•/•-1903: 1,5,88

Houghton, Elizabeth H., Apr 29, 1907:1,6,94

Howard, Ellen, May 2, 1907: 1,6,95Howard, Mrs. Nettie F., May 2, 1895:1,3,42

Howes, Isabel M., [1907]: 1,6,95Howey, Mrs. Laura E., May 1, 1895: 1,3,42Hubbard, CM.,

Dec 11, 1907: 1,6,98May 29, 1907: 1,8,141

Hume, Adele M., Sep 6, 1902: 1,5,74

Jackson, James F.,May 13, 1895: 1,3,42Apr 8, 1907: I,8,l4lApr 28, 1909: 1,6,101

Jackson, Marian C , Apr 30, 1895: I,3,4lJackson. Samuel Macauley, Feb 11, 1899:1,3,44

James, Frances, Apr 28, 1907: 1,6,94Jarvis, Lucy C , May 31, 1894: 1,3,26Jayne, Henry LaBarre, 10 letters, Feb 1

3to Apr 7, 1900: 1,3,47HJayne, Henry LaBarre, Mar 18, 1900:1,3,47

Jenks, Helen C , Feb 27, 1900: 1,3,50Jenks, Horace H., Jun 4, 1909: 1,6,100Jessup, Charles A., Mar 26, n.y#: 1,3,32Jewett, Sarah Orne, Jul 22, n.y.: 1,3,32^Johnson, Alexander,

Sep 18, 1905: 1,5,77Jul 7, 1909: 1,5,81

Johnson, Alexander, Jul 9, 1909: I,5,81Johnson, Mrs. E.P., May 8, 1895: 1,3,42Johnson, Mrs. H.W., May 1, 1895: 1,3,42Jones, Katharine E., Apr 26, 1907: 1,6,92Justice, Anna, May 1 and Jun 15, 1907:1,5,89

Justice, Henry, Nov 16 and Dec 20, 1907:1,5,89

Keay, Frances Anne, Feb 25, 1907: 1,8,142Keen, Dora,Feb 21, 1900: 1,3,50Oct 6, 1907: 1,6,96

* Nov 23, 1909: 1,6,100Keen, W.W., Jun 2, 1909: 1,5,81Kelley, Florence,Mar 30, 1904: 1,5,76Dec 18, 1907: 1,5,79

Kellogg, Arthur,Dec 12, 1905: 1,8,1369 letters, Feb 17 to May 24, 1906:1,8,137

17 letters, Mar 23 to Dec 30, 1907:1,8,139

8 l e t t e r s , Jan 6 to Jan 29, 1908:1,8,144

Hunter, Robert, Apr 29, 1902: 1,5,74 %cdCellogg, Charles D., May 2, 1895: 1,3,42Huntley, Rachel T., Nov 11, 1896: 1,3,28 £LJ Kellogg, Charles P. , Jun 10, 1907: 1,8,142Hurstmann, Margaret D., May 23, 1909:1,6,100

Husted, N., May 2, 1907: 1,6,95Huston, L.P., Apr 14, 1907: 1,6,92Hyslop, John W., Apr 30, 1895: I,3,4l

^Kellogg, Paul U.,13 letters, Oct 12 to Dec 27, 1905:1,8,136

19 letters, Jan 15 to Dec 19, 1906:1,8,137

16 letters, Feb 1 to Oct 3, 1907:1,8,139

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Kellogg, Paul U.,Apr 2 and NOT 2, 1906: 1,8,137Oct 2, 1907: 1,8,139

Kellum, Margaret D., Sep 26, 1909:1,6,101

Kelsey, Carl,Mar 21, 1907: 1,5,79Apr 6, 1907: 1,8,142Jun 1, 1909: 1,6,100

Kent, Gertrude Hall, Apr 17, 1907:1,6,92

Kershaw, Mrs, William, Jun 2, 1909:1,5,81

Kingman, Susan H., Apr 25, 1907: 1,6,94Kingsley, S.C., May 3, 1909: 1,6,101Kirkbride, Franklin B., Jun 3, 1909:1,6,100

Kirkhide, Elizabeth B., Jun 20, 1909:1,6,100

Kirkpatrick, George E., Feb 12, 1907:

.I,8,U|2

Ladd, Edward H., Jr., May 13, 1895:

Lathrop, Julia C ,May 5, 1895: 1,3,42Jul 25, 1901: 1,5,73

Laughland, John, May 3, 1895: 1,3,42Lauterbach, Helen, Apr 29, 1907: 1,6,91;Lawrence, Sarah, *f19071: 1,6,95Lee, Joseph, Jan 31, 1899: 1,3,44Lee, Margaret C , Apr 23, 1907: 1,6,94Lee, Porter R.,Apr 18, 1907: 1,6,93Feb 20, 1909: 1,5,81

Leppipgton, G.H. 9'E., Jan 10 and Jan 29,1908: 1,5,80

Lewens, Katharine, Apr 23, 1907: 1,6,94Lies, Eugene T., Apr 30, 1909: 1,6,101Lincoln, Alice N., Oct 6, 1907: 1,6,96Lindsay, Samuel M.,Nov 27, 1896: 1,3,28Mar 19 and Apr 2, 1900: 1,3,50Feb 25, 1908: 1,5,80Sep 1, 1909: 1,5,81Sep 1, 1909: 1,8,146

Idppincott Company, J.B., 10 letters,Jan 27, 1908 to Dec 4, 1929: 1,6,97

Lippincott Company, J.B., Nov 17, 1920and Apr 6, 1928: 1,6,97

Loch, C.S.,May 25, 1899: 1,3,44Apr 12, 1900: 1,3,31

see also 11,33,548 for other C.S. Lochletters to MER and others from Jun 8,1898 to Feb 9, 1913

Loch, C.S., Mar 16, 1907: 1,8,142Loch, Mrs. C.S., Jan 30, 1905: 1,5,8^Logan, J.C., Oct 8, 1906: 1,8,138Longnecker, Parke L., Oct 5, 1907: I.Longnecker, Parke L., Oct 30, 1907:Lothrop, Alice Higginsj see Higgins, -Lowenstein, Solomon C., Apr 4 and Apr1904: 1,6,91

McCarthy, Lilian W.,Apr 20, 1907: 1,6,92

r Apr 27, 1909: 1,6,100A*McCauley, Hugh B.$ see non-MER letter5/ McCauley, Hugh B.,{ Mar 24, 1909: I,5,81\i Mar 24, 1909: 1,8,146*McClain, William H.,

Oct 9, 1906: 1,8,138Apr 10, 1907: I,8,141Mar 29, 1909: 1,5,81

McClain, William H., Apr 2, 1909: 1,5McCollin, Alice Graham, Jun 7, 1909:

1,6,100McDevitt, Helen C , Jul 5, 1905: 1,5,McDougall, A.W.,

Apr 8, 1907: 1,8,141May 1, 1908: 1,8,144

MacFarland, Leo, Jan 24 and Jan 28, 191,5,73

Mackay-Sraith, Alexander, Jun 4, 1909:1,6,100

McLane, Kate,Feb 24, 1909: 1,5,86Apr 29, 1909: 1,8,146

*McLean, Francis H.,Apr 20, 1904: 1,6,91Dec 7, 1905: 1,8,136Mar 17, 1906: 1,5,788 l e t t e r s , Nov 10 to Dec 19, 1906:1,8,138

Apr 16, 1907: 1,6,9320 letters, Feb 25 to Dec 13, 1907:1,8,140

Jul 1, 1907: I,8,l!il22 letters, Feb 1 to Nov 27, 1908:1,8,143

18 letters, Jan 3 to Aug 10, 1909:1,8,145

McLean, Francis H.,May 14, 1904: 1,6,91Mar 19, Jul 9, Dec 18, 1908: 1,8,11:Feb 9, 1909: 1,8,145

Macmillan Company, Nov 15 and Nov 22,Jan 30 and Feb 21, 1899: 1,3,43

Magruder, J.W.,May 19, Jun 30, Jul 3, 1908:1,8,11*1*

Apr 22, 1909: 1,6,101Magruder, J.W.,

Jul 1, 1908: 1,8,11*1*Jan 22, 1909: I,8,H|6Jan 22, 1909: 1,5,81

v l e r y , Otto T., Jun 28, 1909: 1,6,100/*Marsh, Benjamin C , Apr 9, 1906: 1,5,78wMarsh, Benjamin C , Apr 5 and Apr 10,^ 1906: 1,5,78*Martenet, J .F. j see aon-MER let tersMartin, Mary R., Apr 29, 1895: 1,3,111Mason, Helen, Mar 25, 1900: I,3,f*9Massey, Mrs. A.B., Feb 11, 1909: I ,5 ,81Massey, Mrs. A.B., Feb 18, 1909: 1,5,81Maxwell, W.W., Mar 16, 1900: 1,3,1*9May, John C , Apr 29, 1895: 1,3,1*1

.Mead, Kate C , Apr 30, 1909: 1,6,101f i l l e r , Alice, Apr 30, 1895: I,3,Jjl^Mil ler , J.R., Apr 21, 1909: 1,6,100

/"TMills, William H.£., Jul 22, 1909:f 1 7 132V/Mi l l s ' William H.A., Jul ZL, 1909:

* 1,7,132Moir, John, Apr 30, 1895: I,3,1aMoore, Marion I . , May 1, 1895: 1,3,1*2

%orawetz, Ada Arens, Feb 21*, 1909:1,5,86

Morawetz, Alice, Mar 13, 1900: 1,3,1*9Morriss?, W.H., Nov 10, I896: 1,3,28Morse, Frances R.,

Dec 27, 1896: 1,3,28Jun 21*, 1897 and Feb 5, 1898: 1,3,29Mar 30 and Dec 1, 1902: I,5,7l*

Mumford, J .P . , May 29, 1906: 1,5,78Murphy, J . Prentice,

Oct 22, 1908: 1,8,11*1*Nov 111, 1908: 1,5,80Jun 5, 1909: 1,6,100

Musser, J.H., May 31, 1909: 1,6,100

Neal, Nellie A., Dec 9, 1919: 1,1,5*Neuman, John S.; see non-MER le t t e r s

Newbold, John, rasft 1 ¥ 5 x & f f i f f i6 58

, , 5Jan 17, 1906: 1,5,78Jun 1*, 1909: 1,6,100Oct 19, 1909: 1,5,81

Newlin, Sarah, Apr ZL. 1909: 1,6,100Nicolas, Helen, Apr 28, 1907: 1,6,9kNichols, W.I., t ^ %

4 N l! 1900^ J u n 7, 1909: 1,8,11*5Norris, George H., Oct 18, 1906: 1,5,78North, Leila F., Mar 19, 1900: I,3,U9

Olcott, Frances Jenkin,^18991 andJan 19, 1899? 1,3,30

Page, Frances, Apr 2, 1900: 1,3,1*9Pancoast, Charles E.,

Oct 30 and Dec 12, 1900: 1,5,72Nov 22, 1907: 1,6,98Jul 6, 1909: 1,6,100

Parrish, Helen L.,Feb 23 and Mar 5, 1900: 1,3,50Jul 15, 1905: 1,5,77Jul 30, 1909: 1,6,100Aug 20, n.y.: 1,5,86

Parrish, Helen L.,Mar 3, 1900: 1,3,50Jun 27, 1900: 1,5,72Jul 31, 1905: 1,5,77

Patten, Mrs. C.U., May 1, 1895: 1,3,1*2Patterson and White Company, Apr 21, 1909:

1,6,100Paul, J.W., Jan 31, 1906: 1,5,78Peabody, Francis, Nov 17, 1890: 1,3,25

^Pearson, T.M., Aug 23, 1905: 1,5,77K^Pendleton, Helen:/ Mar 13 and Mar ll*, 1900: 1,3,1*9W'Pendleton, Helen, Mar ll*, I898 and Jun 27,

\ n.y.: 1,3,1*5Persons, W. Frank,

May 1, 1907: I,8,ll*lMay 20, 1908: 1,8,11*1*

Pierce, W.C., May 15, 1895: 1,3,1*2Pinbaud?, H.A., Apr 22, 1909: 1,6,100Plat t , Laura N.,May 11*, 1900: 1,3,50Jun 2, 1909: 1,6,100

Polk, Robert F., Jan li*, 1902: 1,5,71*Post, James A., Apr 29, 1895: 1,3,illPotter, Sheldon, Apr 18, 1906: 1,5,78Potts, William, Mar 31, 1901*: 1,6.91Preston, S.O., Apr 29, 1895: 1,3,1*1

/"Price, Richard W., May 15, 1901: 1,5,73KPrice, Richard W., May 7, 1901: 1,5,73Putnam, Marian C , May 2, 1907: 1,6,95

Randolph, Rachel L.J.,1,6,100

Raymond, H.N.,Apr 29, 1895May 6, 1895:

Mar 16, 1909:

1,3,1*1I»3,ii2

Reel, Estelle, May 1, 1895: 1,3,1*2Rice, Gertrude S., Mar 18 and Jul 15,1909: 1,6,101

Richey, Z., Apr 27, 1895: 1,3,1*1Richmond, Lizzie, Jul 18, Jul 30, Sep 16,

1913, and Oct 30 and Nov 8, 1911*: 1,1,6

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I3ichmond, Lizzie, Jul 23 and Aug 17,1913, Nov 3, 1911*: 1,1*6

Richmond, Aunt Mary, Jul 31, 1915, Oct 12and Oct 15, 1916: 1,1,6

Richmond, Aunt Mary,Oct 13 and Oct 16, 1916, Oct 17 andNov 5, 1917, Nov 6 and Dec 2?, 1918,Nov 21 and Dec 10, 1919, Dec 19, 1920:1,1,6

Jan 5 and Dec 20, 1922, Dec 16, 1923,Apr 23 and Dec 10, 1921*, Dec 2, 1925:1,1,7

Riis, Jacob A., Apr 22, 1902: I,5,7l*Riis, Jacob A,, Dec 12, 1907: 1,6,98Roberts, Owen J«, Jan 16, 1901*: 1,5,76Rogers, Julia R.,

i letters, Nov ll*, 1900 to Jan 17,7 1901*: 1,5,81*V, r/| letters, Nov $, 1905 to Feb 1, 1908:

Rome, L.J., Jun 9, 1908: 1,5,80Rossiter, H.R., Apr 19, 1907: 1,6,93Rupert, Efchel, Aug 17, 1907: 1,5,79Ryan, Father Michael A., Mar 19, 1921*.

Dec 2, Dec 7, Dec 10, Dec 11, Dec ll*,1925: 1,1,7

Ryan, Father Michael A., Dec 8, Dec 11,Dec 16, 1925: 1,1,7

Safford, Annie F., Apr 25,1907: 1,6,92Safford, George B., Apr 29, 1895: 1,3,1*1Sancille?, Florence !•, Oct 20, 1906:1,5,78

Schorer, Arno R., Apr 10, 1907: 1,5,79Schweinitz, Karl de, Apr 18, May 3, May 7,1921* J 1,6,97

Seaman, Marianna P., Jan 1, I896: 1,3,28Searle, Mary, May 5, 1900: 1,3,1*9Seeley, Florence J., Apr 30, 1907:1,6,91*

Sewall, Mary, Apr 29, 1907: I,6,9l*Shafer, Mary Eleanor, [1919], Nov 17 andDec 5, 1919: 1,1,5

Shafer, Mary Eleanor, Nov 18 and Dec 9,1919: 1,1,5

Sherburne, Ida L., Apr 20, 1907: 1,6,92Sherwood, Marion P., Mar 9, 1908: 1,8,11*1*Shunk, Alonzo W., May 15, 1907: 1,6,95Simon, Minnie, Mar 13, 1900: 1,3,1*9Simpson, Miss M.O., Dec 11, I896: 1,3,28Sloan, John P#, Jan 12, 1901: 1,5,73Sloan, John P., Jan ll*, 1901: 1,5,73Small, Alice H., Mar ll*, 1900: 1,3,1*9Smallwood, W.C., Apr 29, 1895: 1,3,1*1

Smith, Abel, May 1, 1895: 1,3,1*2^Smith, C. Morton, Jun 8, 1909: I,5,81r*Smith, Zilpha Drew:

/7 letters, Apr to Dec, 1892: 1,3,33/? letters for 1893: I,3,3U22-letters for I89I*: 1,3,35I) letters for 1895: 1,3,36^letters for I896: 1,3,37'^letters, Jan 1, 1897 to Aug 2, 1899:

^1,3,38/"/JVletters for 1900: 1,3,39( (Oct 26, Dec 1, Dec J, Dec 22, I898:V 1*3,29/Jan 1*, Feb 17, Mar 17, Mar 22, Apr 7,k Apr 21, May 26, 1899: 1,3,30Jan 15, Mar 7, Mar 9, Apr 16, Apr 20,1900: 1,3,31

27 letters, Dec 9, 1900 to Apr ll*, 1901*:1,5,82

25 letters, Apr 22, 1905 to Aug 3, 1909:. 1,5,83Sep 5, Sep 12, Sep 13, Sep 20, 1900:

1,5,72Jan 1*, Jan 8, Jan 15, Feb 6, Feb 27,

Mar 13, Mar 21, Apr 3 , Apr 3 , Apr 29,May 22, Jul 10, Sep 25, Sep 28, Oct 29,Nmr P, 1W17, TW t 0 | torn. 1,5,73

r , ,fov 19, Nov 25, Dec 21, 1901Feb 8, Mar 8, Sep 28, Nov 21, 1905:1,5,77

Feb 7, Sep 11, Sep 15, Sep 22, 1905:1,7,131

Jan 17, Apr 28, May 2l*, Oct 8, Nov 7,Nov ll*, Dec 18, Dec 28, 1906: 1,5,78

Jan 28. Mar 23, Apr 16, May 21*, Jun 5,Dec h, 1907: 1,5,79

Aug 13, 1907: 1,8,11*1Nov 25 and Dec 3, 1907: 1,6,98Feb 1, Mar 12, Mar 28, Apr 1, Apr 8,Apr 10, Apr 17, Apr 18, Jun 6, Jun 10,

\ Jun 15, Jun 19, Jul 3, Sep 15, 1908:\ 1,5,80Teb 1 and Feb 16, 1909: I,5,8l

Smith, Zilpha Drew, Sep 22, I89I*: 1,3,1*0Solenberger, Edwin D,,

Sep 28, 1905: 1,8,136Apr 17, 1907: 1,6,93Apr 18, 1907: I,8,lla

Somerfeld, Rose, Nov I896: 1,3,28Somraers, Clara, Apr 29, 1907: I,6,9l*

*Speed, Louise J#, see non-MER lettersSpencer, Mary G., Mar 13, 1900: 1,3,1*9Spofford, Florence P., Oct 1*, 1906:1,5,78

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Stanton, Louise, May 2, 1907: 1,6,95Starr, Anna M., May 1, 1895: 1,3,50Starr, Elizabeth E., Apr 2, 1900: 1,3,1*1Stevens, Mrs. L.M.N., May 2, 1895:

;ewart, Lola, May 2, 1907: 1,6,95>rong, Howard, Oct 2, Oct 19, Oct <1908: 1,8,114;;rong, Thomas N., May 8, 1895: !•:1908: 1,8,114;

Strong, Thomas N.,Stuart, Edwin S.,

Tatnall, Henry, Feb 8, 1908: 1,5,80Thomas, S.R., Mar 16, 1900: 1,3,49Thompson, Helen M., Nov 5, 1895: 1,3,Thompson, Rev. John R., May 10, 1895:

Thornton, Janet, Apr 26, 1909: 1,6,100Thorp, Annie S., Apr 21;, 1907: 1,6,9k

^Tinsley, Howard N., see non-MER lettersTolman, William Howe,

Jul 13, 1891;: 1,3,26Oct 31, 1895: 1,3,27

Tfeoth, S,H., Feb 21;, 1905: 1,5,77*Troth, S.H., Mar 1, 1905: 1,5,77Turner, Mabel F., May 1, 1907: 1,6,95

Ufford, Walter S.,, Mar 12 and May 11, 1901;: 1,6,91Jan k, 1907: I,8,ll#Apr 28, 1909: 1,6,101

Witherspoon, Mariam F., Apr 29, 1895:1,3,1*1

Wolcott, Theresa H., Jun 25 and Jul 21,1909: 1,5,81

Wood, Elizabeth, Aug 2, 1909: 1,6,100Wood, Ida, Mar 11, 1900: 1,3,50Woodruff, Clinton Rogers, Jun 8, 1909:

1,6,100Woods, Ethel Standish, Apr 29, 1907:

I,6,9kWoods, Robert A.,

Jan 30, 1899: 1,3,30Apr 19, 1899: 1,3,10;

Wylie, Elizabeth H., May 11, 1900:1,3,1*9

Wyman, Mary S., May 1, 1907: 1,6,95

To ?, Mar 30, 1907: I,8,12|1

,101

,73

Van Meter, Anna H., May 6, 18951,3,1*2

Veiller, Lawrence, Oct 16, 1907.1,6,96

Waldron, Sophie, Apr 26, 1909: 1,6,.Walpole, W.R., May Hi, 1895: 1,3,1*2Walsh, Mary L. ,

Feb 17, 1903: 1,5,86Apr 29, 1907: 1,6,92Apr ZL, 1909: 1,6,100May 18, 1909: 1,5,86

Walter, Emily H., Feb 12, 1901: 1,5,Walter, Henry, Dec 7, 1900 and Jan 5 ,

1901: 1,5,73Walter, Henry, Jan lit, 1901: 1,5,73Watson, Edward L., Feb k, 1899: 1,3,hWeller, Charles F.,Apr 29, 1902: 1,5,7kApr 27, 1901;: 1,6,91Feb 18, 1908: 1,6,97

t e l l e r , Charles F. ,Mar 19, Apr 5, Apr 11, Apr 30, 190k:

1,6,91Apr 17, 1907: I,8,lklApr 20, 1907: 1,6,93

Wendell, Prof. Barrett, "l«°*'1,3,27

Wendell, Prof. Barrett,1,3,27

arton, Susan,Mar 7, 1900: 1,3,50Sep 25, 1902: 1,5,8ite, Alfred T., Mar1909 I 8 U 5

i. oep o , ±yuci J.,^,00

*White, Alfred T., Mar 17 and May 10,1909: I,8,lk5

White, Alfred T., Mar 23, 1909: I ,8 , lk5White, M.L.,Mar 13, 1900: I,3,k9Sep 30, Oct 8, Oct 11, 1901: 1,1,2

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Form letters to various persons:Apr 25, 1895: I,3,lP-Mar 9, 1901;: 1,6,91Jan 2, 1906:'Oct 7, 1906:Apr 6, 1907:Apr 10, 1907Apr 15, 1907Apr 23, 1907Oct U, 1907:

\ Nov 29, 1907:

,,1,5,781,8,138'1,8,Up.1,6,92 ,1,6,931,6,91;1,6,96,I,8,ll|2

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NON^MER LETTERS

Frank J. Bruno to Edward T. Devine, Feb 6, 1907: I9tJames Buchanan to Arthur Kellogg, Jan 5, 1907: 1,8,139G. B # Buzelle to Zilpha D. Smith, Jul 6, 1892: 1,3,1*0James Campbell to Margaret Horn, Jul 7, 1903: 1,5,88Robert W. DeForest to Thomas D. Osborne, May 17, 1906: 1,5,78Edward T, Devine to Francis H. McLean, Jul 19, 1907: I,8,llp.Louisa Ityre to Ruth Mann, May 2, 1931: I,li»6uJohn M, Glenn to O J , Gushing, Apr 27, 1909: I,8,ll;5John M« Glenn to Alexander Johnson, Apr 26, 190o: I,5«78John M. Glenn to Paul Ul Kellogg, Jan 3, 1908: I,8,llU*John M« Glenn to Francis H. McLean, Jan 22, 1908: 1,8,11*3John Mo Glenn to Francis H. McLean, Apr 27, 1909: I,8,ll;5John M« Glenn to Helen Bendleton, Nov 30, 1901: 1,3*1*3Mary Willcox Glenn to Francis H. McLean, Feb 6, 1909: I,8,Uif>-Jesse F. Hampton to Special Committee, Baltimore COS, Dec 15, 1888: 1,2,23Alice L, Higgins to Zilpha D. Smith, Dec 2, 1907: 1,6,98Alice L. Higgins to Louise J. Speed?, Nov 23, 1906?J 1,8,138C« S. Hinchman to Henry Tatnall, Mar 16, 1905: I>5,77Alexander Johnson to John M. Glenn, Apr 27, 1906: 1,5,78Paul U* Kellogg to Field Department of Charities and the Commons, Aug 1, 1907:

1,8,11*1Hugh B. MacCauley to Miss Farr, Mar 1 1 , 1909: 1,5,81¥ . H. McClain to Editor of Charit ies, Jan 18, 1906: 1,8,138Francis H. McLean to iêld Department of Charities and the Commons Committee,

May 17, 1909: I,8,lU5^Francis H. McLean to Porter R, Lee, Aug 27 and Dec 1, 1909: 1,8,11*5

F. Martenet to Charles J . Bonaparte, Feb 2k, 1888: 1,2,23Alice Miller to Zilpha D. Smith, Feb 8, 1900: 1,3,1*0

Arens Morawetz to Ruth Mann, Feb 1;, 1931 (incomplete): 1,1*,61).Mann to Ada Arens Morawetz, Feb 3 , 1931: I,U,6U

John S. Neuman to Henry Tatnell , Nov 1^1905: I>5,77Helen Pendleton to her family, fTTan 2 3 7 1 8 ^ 7 ^ ^ ^ 1> 1896, Sep I896,\and fragmentn,d.: 1,3,1*5 ~-~~-~_— j

HeSLen Pendleton to Muriel Pumphrey, Sep 27, 1951*: 1,3,1*5Zilpha D. Snith to her mother, Jun 17, 1896: 1,3,1*0Zilpha D, Smith to Frederic Almy, Jun 1;, 1906: 1,5,78Zilpha D. anith to Helen Foss, Jun 30, 1906: 1,5,78Zilpha D. Smith to Helen Parrish, Mar 2k9 1908: 1,5,80Zilpha D. Smith to Dr. Scott, Oct 29, 1901: 1,5,73Zilpha D. Smith to Miss Snow, Nov 7, 1906: 1,5,78Zilpha D, Smith to Charlespeller, Aug 27, 1909

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Louise J. Speed to Sdward T. Devine, Oct 29, 1906: 1 , ,Howard N, Tinsley to A. T. Eavenson, Nov 13, 1903: 1,5,75S^H, Troth to Henry H. Collins, Feb 18, 1905: 1,5,77C^F. Weller to Ethel Rupert, Feb 18, 1908: 1,6,97Charles F, Weller to Zilpha D. Smith, Nov 1, 1909: 1,8,1*46Alfred T, White to Robert, DeForest, Mar 2k, 1909: 1,8,1^5

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Supplementary materials relating to Widows Pensions: State and.Federal\

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[AASOC, 1917?]Address to New York Episcopal Seminary on The Work of the New York Charity

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in the Making, Feb 1919Lecture to University of Colorado class on Outside Sources, Jul 1919


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Memorandum from the Charity Organization Department, for the year ending

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Report of the Charity Organization Department of the Russell Sage Foundation,for the year ending Sep 30, 1931* Joanna C, Colcord, Director, mention-ing Miss Mann's edi tor ia l work on the MER papers

19ii3 correspondence relat ing to a proposed psychobiography of MER19ii7 correspondence relat ing to a biographical a r t i c l e on MER prepared by

Miss Mann for the Encyclopedia Brittanica



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Part III, Box 8, Folder 119

Charity Organization Department Archive: 1909-post 1928

Monthly, quarterly, and annual reports from Fred S. Hall, Associate

Director, and other Charity Organization Department staff members for the

year ending Sep 30, 1912



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Part III, Box 8, Folder


Field Reports from Francis H. McLean, Field Secretary of the Charity

Organization Department, arranged chronologically from Oct 10 to Nov 28,

1909

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K-rt I I I , Box 6, Folder 136 -

Charity Organization Department Archive: l?0?-post 1928

?ield Reports from Francis K. McLean, Field Secretarjr of the Charity

Organization Department, arranged chronologically from Dec 5, 1909 to

Feb 27, 1910

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COD Subject File headed "American Association of Social Workers"



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Part III , Box 12, Folder


COD Subject Pile headed "Bibliographies" (Folder 1 of two)



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Charity Organization Department Archive: l°0°-post 1928

COD Subject Jlle headed "Church Cooperation"

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Part H I , Box 12, Folder 201* -

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COD Subject File headed "Christmas and Thanksgiving". (Tolderl, of two)

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LIBRARY

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Part III, Box 13, Folder .217


COD Subject File headed "Day Nurseries"



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Part i n , Box 13, Folder 216


COD Subject File headed "Desertion and Non-Support11



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Part III, Box OJ, Folder 229 u


COD Subject File headed nRLrst Interview, Outline ofn

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Part I I I , box 13, Folder 230


COD Subject File headed "Friendly Visiting" (Folder 1 of two)

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Part III, Box 1U, Fold 39


COD Subject File headed "Illegitimacy"



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Part I I I , Box Hi. /older 2/|C


COD Subject File headed "Immigration"


LIBRARY

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Part III, Box 2$, Folder 256 ""


COD Subject Pile headed "Motion Pictures" (Folder 1 of four)

fvi/.H.' E. RICHMONO ARCHIVE


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Part III, Box IS, /older 257


COD Subject File headed "Motion Pictures11 (Folder 2 of four)

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Part 111, Box 17, Folder 293


COD Subject File headed "Relief" (Folder h of seven)



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Part I I I , iiox 17, Foldei 29U


COD Subject File headed "Relief11 (Folder 5 of seven)



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Part I I I , Box 17, Folder 3<J5


COD Subject File headed "Schools of Philanthropy"

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H Subject T Lle headed "Social Insurance"


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Fart 111, Box 16, Folder 319


COD Subject File headed "Time Studies"



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Part III, .Box OB, Folder 320


COD Subject File headed "Tuberculosis11



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COD Subject File headed "War Chests" (Folder 1 of two)

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COD Subject File headed 'War Chests" (Folder 2 of two)

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Mary E. RICHMOND

PART I V , BOX 3

Scrapbook of ClippingsVolumfe I (1888-Nov. 1896)

Collection

K*T 2572TThis Patent BookIN TILLING this Scrap Book NEVER gum in papers,

etc., close to binding. Leave at LEAST ONE-HALFINCH from back of leaf.

To get a better result after gumming the paper or picture onthe leave*. STAND the book up on END, the leaves spread apart

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Mary RICHMOND

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. Scrapbook of clippings, pamplets, |^Pprograms, booklets, brochures, memorabiiand other printed ephemera relating""td!M^Mary Richmond, 1900-1908. (PHILADELPHIA

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