Letter to Martha Berry from Eugene Stetson
Eugene Stetson thanked Martha Berry for sending him Christmas candy with a card. He comments that it reminds him of his boyhood spent in Georgia and delicious home-made candy served then.
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Letter to Martha Berry from Eugene W Stetson
Eugene W. Stetson donated $100 to the Berry Schools
Letter to Julia C. Stevens from Martha Berry
Letter to Julia C. Stevens from Martha Berry informing her that she was sorry she could not see her the last time she was in New York because she was unwell. She does say though that she wants to visit her in New York again soon and that she enjoyed having her lovely car and chauffeur when they went to the flower show. She also states that she enjoyed being with her friends while in New York as well. She states that the schools are facing a tough time at the moment and that they are having to send students home for a lack of money. She has hope that help will come soon.
Letter to Martha Berry from Miss Bertha Steward
Miss Bertha Steward thanks Martha Berry for the box of cotton she received at Christmas time and sends a $150.00 donation to the Berry Schools.
Letter to Martha Berry from Bertha Steward
Bertha Steward thanks Martha Berry for the cotton bolls that were sent to her and says she hopes to show them off in a classroom sometime soon.
Letter to Martha Berry from Miss Steward
Letter to Martha Berry from Sarah Steward
Miss Steward sends some knitted scarves to be given to the "cold, old women up in the mountains."
Letter to Martha Berry from Margaret Stewart
In this letter Margaret Stewart sends Martha Berry five dollars along with the letter that says she will probably not return to Cincinnati and will not send another letter from there.
Letter to Martha Berry from William Stewart
This is a letter sent to Mr. W. Stewart from Martha Berry encouraging him to visit Berry College.
Letter to Wm. W. Stewart from Martha Berry
Letter to Wm. W. Stewart from Martha Berry informing him of her appreciation of the endowment he established in the name of Mr. Hamilton Stewart. She informs him she thinks this is one of the best ways of remembering our loved ones, by helping the lives of young people and teaching them the right way of living and thinking. She also hears that he is interested in seeing the work at the Berry Schools and hopes that he will visit the schools soon.
Letter to William Stewart from Martha Berry
Martha Berry asks Mr. Stewart if he would come to Commencement exercises for the Berry schools. She mentions also the peach trees and dogwoods in bloom.