Scrapbook relating to Isabel Anderson, 1923-1927
1923
MISC L2017G18.4 [Box]
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Title
Scrapbook relating to Isabel Anderson, 1923-1927
Published
[S.l. 1923-1927]
Description
[1] v. : ill., ports. ; 32 cm.
Call Number
MISC L2017G18.4 [Box]
Note
Scrapbook no. 4 in collection of material (5 scrapbooks & 2 envelopes of separate letters and photographs) documenting Isabel Anderson's experiences as a Red Cross volunteer in America & France during World War I & II, as librarian general of the D.A.R.; relating to the presidential campaigns of 1916 & 1920, etc.
Newspaper & magazine clippings, letters and other materials relating to Isabel Anderson's life and activities in the 1920s, including her writings and memberships.
Partial contents: "Little Mother of War Pledges France’s Care for U.S. Hero Graves" (pasted on front pastedown) -- Articles relating to lawsuit against Isabel Anderson by a New Hampshire farmer who suffered injuries from a kick by one of Mrs. Anderson’s horses (award of $14,500) -- Materials relating to her involvements with the George Washington University, League of American Pen Women, Boy Scouts, D.A.R., society events, and Mrs. Anderson's writings -- Letters and invitations, particularly letters from readers/recipients of her books in separate envelopes.
Bound in red cloth.
These scrapbooks descended in the family of Augustus Anderson (known as Gus Anderson), Mrs. Anderson personal secretary in the last years of her life, whose parents had also been servants at the Andersons’ home, Weld).
Newspaper & magazine clippings, letters and other materials relating to Isabel Anderson's life and activities in the 1920s, including her writings and memberships.
Partial contents: "Little Mother of War Pledges France’s Care for U.S. Hero Graves" (pasted on front pastedown) -- Articles relating to lawsuit against Isabel Anderson by a New Hampshire farmer who suffered injuries from a kick by one of Mrs. Anderson’s horses (award of $14,500) -- Materials relating to her involvements with the George Washington University, League of American Pen Women, Boy Scouts, D.A.R., society events, and Mrs. Anderson's writings -- Letters and invitations, particularly letters from readers/recipients of her books in separate envelopes.
Bound in red cloth.
These scrapbooks descended in the family of Augustus Anderson (known as Gus Anderson), Mrs. Anderson personal secretary in the last years of her life, whose parents had also been servants at the Andersons’ home, Weld).
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