While Dana is interested in the schools and wants to help, a donation made in September is all that can be given in 1926.
E.W. Barrow sends Martha Berry a pamphlet, a magazine, and a $2.00 check.
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Letter from Edith B. Joynes to Martha Berry
Edith B. Joynes says she is excited to hear that Martha Berry will be speaking to members of the Department of Classroom Teachers of the N.E.A. She requests that Martha Berry sends her picture to Miss Agnes Winn to be used in the news bulletin.
Letter from Edith Becker to Martha Berry
Mrs. Dunham's secretary sends thanks for the cotton.
Letter from Edith C. Long to Martha Berry
Edith C. Long says she was happy to have received Martha Berry's personal note, regarding the piano she left to the Berry Schools. She also requests that Martha Berry send her more leaflets about the Berry School, so she can distribute them among friends.
Letter from Edith C. Page to Martha Berry
Page encloses a contribution for the Mary F. Cox scholarship from Cox's children.
Letter from Edith Kay Clark to Martha Berry
Clark congratulates Berry on the Pictorial Review award, saying that people do not realize the need for funding for the school, and encloses a contribution.
Letter from Edith Knight Butler to Martha Berry
Butler encloses a contribution. In pencil is a note that Butler is listed on the Detroit social register.
Letter from Edith Lester Harbin to Martha Berry
Harbin thanks Berry for the basket of flowers she sent to Dr. Harbin during his illness.
Letter from Edith R. Mathews to Martha Berry
Mathews encloses a contribution to help Berry in the mission to educate "real native Americans."
Letter from Edith Rockwell to Martha Berry
Rockwell, secretary to the Misses White, sends thanks for the gift of watermelon pickle and requests that they be sent only one copy of the Southern Highlander.
Letter from Edith Russell to Martha Berry
Edith Russell thanks Martha Berry for the candy and sends her well wishes for Berry.
Letter from Editha Macy Lewis to Martha Berry
Editha Macy Lewis thanks Martha Berry for the cotton she received and sends her wishes for a Happy New Year.
Letter from Edmund Devol to Martha Berry
Edmund Devol reassures Martha Berry that Kate Macy Ladd still has interest in Berry, but that she is currently deeply absorbed in settling her father's estate and setting up the Macy foundation. Devol describes a recent dinner with Berry graduates.
Letter from Edmund F. Cook to Martha Berry
The President of the Batson-Cook Company advises that landscape architect E.S. Draper wishes to discuss Berry's landscaping needs.