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Letter From Virginia Veeder Westervelt, Wellesley, Massachusetts, To Mrs. Millicent Veeder, Schenectady, New York, 1933 October 6, Virginia Veeder Westervelt, Wellesley College Archives
Letter From Virginia Veeder Westervelt, Wellesley, Massachusetts, To Mrs. Millicent Veeder, Schenectady, New York, 1933 October 6, Virginia Veeder Westervelt, Wellesley College Archives
Virginia Veeder Westervelt letters (6C/1935)
Letter to her mother describing her dislike for her Economics professor, the first rehearsal and morning chapel with Choir, and a late night snack with her friends Anne and Lee.
Letter From Jane W. Cary, Wellesley, Massachusetts To Mrs. Wren B. Cary, Windsor, Connecticut, 1914 January 23, Jane W. Cary, Wellesley College Archives
Letter From Jane W. Cary, Wellesley, Massachusetts To Mrs. Wren B. Cary, Windsor, Connecticut, 1914 January 23, Jane W. Cary, Wellesley College Archives
Jane Cary letters (6C1914)
Letter to mother about finishing North End map assignment and Economics readings.
Letter From Ellen Pendleton, Wellesley, Massachusetts, To George C. Rosa, Wellsville, New York, 1911 December 6, Ellen Pendleton, Wellesley College Archives
Letter From Ellen Pendleton, Wellesley, Massachusetts, To George C. Rosa, Wellsville, New York, 1911 December 6, Ellen Pendleton, Wellesley College Archives
Mary Rosa letters (6C1914)
Letter from President Pendleton to George C. Rosa about Mary's letter on economics that shows "such an intelligent interest in a subject which is not a part of your daughter's programme," and curriculum plans for the economics class.
Letter From Mary Rosa, Wellesley, Massachusetts, To Her Father, 1911 November 21, Mary Rosa, Wellesley College Archives
Letter From Mary Rosa, Wellesley, Massachusetts, To Her Father, 1911 November 21, Mary Rosa, Wellesley College Archives
Mary Rosa letters (6C1914)
Letter to father with questions about economics on behalf of roommate studying the subject, in particular what a bond is and the different types of bonds.