Part I.1: Letters, Writings, and Personal Effects, 1861-1889
Genealogical Documents
Box I.1 Folder 1
Ellen M. Harris' record of Richmond, Harris, and Westcott marriages, births, and deaths, undated
Box I.1 Folder 1
Family Record pages from 1821 New Testament
[Kept by Mehitable Harris?]
Box I.1 Folder 1
Photostat copy of MER's Family Tree as recorded in Family Bible dated 1746
Original property of William C. Harris, in possession of Miss Gordon Hamilton, 1930.
Box I.1 Folder 1
Family Tree copied from Family Bibles by Joanna C.
Colcord in 1929
Letters showing relations between MER and Mrs. Laura Richmond Hooper, her step-mother
Box I.1 Folder 2
Letter to MER from Mrs. Hooper, 1901 September 13
Box I.1 Folder 2
Three letters to MER from M. L. White, Baltimore COS case worker, about Hooper family affairs, dated
Sep 30, Oct 8, and Oct 11, 1901, 1901 September 30-October 11
Box I.1 Folder 3
Childhood keepsake, undated
Religious card with note on verso to MER from Sister Relagia Boyd, her aunt on her father's side
Letters showing relations between MER and Ellen M. Harris, her aunt
Box I.1 Folder 4
Copies of six letters from MER to Aunt Ellen, 1870-1872
Box I.1 Folder 4
Two letters to MER from Aunt Ellen, 1908 April 17 and 1915 July 7
Box I.1 Folder 5
Doctor's receipt and letters to MER from Ellen M. Harris and others concerning Aunt Ellen's final illness and death, 1919
Box I.1 Folder 5
Correspondence between MER and Mary Eleanor Shafer concerning Aunt Ellen's bequests, 1919
Box I.1 Folder 5
Aunt Ellen's address book, memorandum book, and her article, "Notes on the Life of Huxley"
Article appeared in The Open Door October 1919, pp. 10-11
Letters showing relations between MER and Elizabeth (Lizzie) and Mary Richmond, her aunts
Arranged chronologlically.
Box I.1 Folder 6
Letters, 1913 July 18-1920 December 19
Box I.1 Folder 7
Letters, 1922 January 5-1925 December 16
Box I.1 Folder 8
MER's childhood copy book
Presented to her by her "teacher," G. Perez, January 20, 1872.
Box I.1 Folder 9
Copy of Eastern Female High School Twenty-sixth Annual Commencement program, 1878 June 27
Accompanied by 1930 statement by Ruth Mann about the commencement and correspondence between Joanna Colcord and the Principal of Eastern High School, 1930
Box I.1 Folder 10
MER Notebook labeled "Bibliography"
With calendar for 1880 pasted on inside cover and autograph of "M. E. Richmond"; contains lists of works by Scott, Tyndall, Ruskin, Dickens, Dr. Johnson, Emerson, George Eliot, and list of Latin Poets
Seven programs of the DeValin Literature Club meetings
Box I.1 Folder 11
Program, 1882 November-1883 January
Box I.1 Folder 11
Program, 1883 February-May
Box I.1 Folder 11
Program, 1883 October-1884 January
Box I.1 Folder 11
Program, 1884 February-May
Box I.1 Folder 11
Program--Mrs. Browning Evening, 1884 May 30
Box I.1 Folder 11
Program, 1884 October-1885 January
Box I.1 Folder 11
Program, 1885 October-1886 January
Box I.1 Folder 12
MER Essay, "Books and Reading", 1882 October 20
Written for presentation to the DeValin Literature Club, October 20, 1882; a.m.s., 39 p.
Box I.1 Folder 13
MER Essay, "Washington Irving", 1883 March 19
Written for presentation to the DeValin Literature Club, March 19, 1883: a.m.s., 36 p, and 31 half-page typescript.
Box I.1 Folder 14
MER Essay, "Milton", 1883 December 14
Written for presentation to the DeValin Literature Club, December 14, 1883 (Contained in notebook headed "DeValin Literature Club Essays, Vol I : Contents, Dante, Miss Jennie Taylor, read November 17, 1882; and Milton, Miss Richmond, read December 14, 1883." The Milton essay is in MER's holograph. Also 45 half-page typescript.
Box I.2 Folder 15
MER Essay, "Jeremy Taylor", 1884 April 25
Written for presentation to the DeValin Literature Club, April 25,1884; a.m.s., 32p, and 26 half-page typescript.
Box I.2 Folder 16
MER Essay, "Sir Thomas More", 1884 December 1
Written for presentation to the DeValin Literature Club, December 1, 1884.: a.m.s., 66 p., and 60 half-page typescript.
Box I.2 Folder 17
MER Essay, "The Baron, the Page, and the Minstrel", 1885 November 2
Written for presentation to the DeValin Literature Club, November 2, 1885: a.m.s., 33 p, and 29 half-page typescript.
Box I.2 Folder 18
MER Essay, "The English Novel", undated
Written for presentation to the DeValin Literature Club, undated: 33 p. holograph draft and 23 half-page typescript.
Box I.2 Folder 19
MER Essay, "Charles Dickens", undated
Written for presentation to the DeValin Literature Club, undated: 27 p. holograph draft and 29 half-page typescript.
Box I.2 Folder 20
Scrapbook of newspaper and magazine clippings bearing MER's autograph, 1883-188?
The first clipping is an article by Miss Richmond on "Juvenile Literature" from the Lutheran Home, 1883. Three other newspaper clippings are dated 1884 and 1885. Most of the clippings deal with Rev. Charles R. Weld's sermons at the first Independent Christ Church, but only two are dated: 1884 and 1885. Folded in front are a Stork & Co. Society Bulletin for 1883 and three sets of MER holograph notes.
Box I.2 Folder 21
MER holograph notebook, undated
MER holograph notebook headed "Sidney Lanier," with table of contents, undated. Pages 3-5 and 8-11 contain entries for "Shakespere Class" dated 1888. Pages 164-270 contain a "programme" given by the Shakespeare Class. 276 p. Folded in front are five undated poems in MER's holograph, as follows: "Crinan[?] Weather"; "The Alphabet"; "Team Play" "Sheepfolds"; "Small blame to the worlds that want you"
Box I.2 Folder 22
Typescript copies of two letters to MER from Fred W. Werner, 1888 June 30 and 1889 December 23
Typescript copies of two letters to MSR from Fred W. Werner, member of the Unitarian Church Shakespeare Class, dated June 30, 1888 (accompanied by "Presentation") and December 23, 1889.
Photostats of two letters concerning the Baltimore Charity Organization Society position of assistant treasurer, 1888
Box I.2 Folder 23
J.F Martenet to Charles J Bonaparte, 1888 February 24
The letter of resignation of MER's predecessor.
Box I.2 Folder 24
Jesse F. Hampton to Special Committee, Baltimore Charity Organization Society, 1888 December 15
A letter of application for the position of assistant treasurer. Pasted on this letter is the advertisement from the December 1888 Evening Sun which MER answered.
Box I.2 Folder 25
Miscellaneous biographical data
Miscellaneous biographical data relating to MER's Pre-professional Period, collected by Ruth Mann and Joanna Colcord, 1928-1931.
Part I.2: Baltimore Period: Letters and Related Materials, 1889-1900
Note: The records of the Baltimore Charity Organization Society were destroyed in a fire in 1919 and the official file of letters and organizational documents and papers is very incomplete.
General letters to and from MER, mostly of an official or professional nature, 1890-1891
Box I.3 Folder 25
Francis R. Peabody to MER, 1890 November 17
Box I.3 Folder 25
MER to Charles J. Bonaparte, 1891 February 21
Box I.3 Folder 25
MER to the Daughters of Israel, 1891 May
Box I.3 Folder 26-32
General letters to MER, mostly of an official or professional nature, 1894-1900, undated, 7 folders
Arranged chronologically.
Box I.3 Folder 33-39
Letters of a personal nature from Zilpha Drew to MER, 1892 April-1900, 7 folders
Arranged chronologically.
Miscellaneous materials relating to the Zilpha Drew Smith - Mary Richmond friendship during this period, 1892-1900
Box I.3 Folder 40
ZDS diary of Colorado vacation, 1892
Box I.3 Folder 40
MER note with photograph to ZDS, 1894 September 22
Box I.3 Folder 40
Other letters to or from ZDS, 1892, 1894, 1900
Box I.3 Folder 41-42
Copy of form letter sent out by MER, and responses, 1895 April 25, 2 folders
Form letter asking for information needed to prepare a paper on "The Treatment of the Families of Idle and Intemperate Men" (presented at the National Conference, New Haven, 1895, under title of "Married Vagabonds"), and the responses to her questions, arranged chronologically for April and May 1895.
Letters and other materials from the Macmillan Company concerning publication and sales of Friendly Visiting Among the Poor (New York, 1899), 1898-1911
Box I.3 Folder 43
Contract, 1898 November 16
Box I.3 Folder 43
Four letters from Macmillan Company to MER, 1898 November 15-1899 February 21
Box I.3 Folder 43
Yearly statements of sales, 1898-1911
Box I.3 Folder 44
Letters to MER in response to publication of Friendly Visiting Among the Poor (New York, I899), 1899
Letters arranged chronologically from January 31 to April 26, 1899; also typescript copy of discussion at Agents' Meeting, Boston, June 29, 1899, on review in Manchester Guardian.
Letters relating to Helen B. Pendleton, Baltimore Charity Organization Society worker and friend of MER, 1896-1954
Box I.3 Folder 45
Two letters from MER to Miss Pendleton, 1898 March 14 and [No Year] June 27
Box I.3 Folder 45
Extracts from Miss Pendleton's letters to her family during MER's Baltimore Period, 1896 October 1, 1898 January 23, and undated
Box I.3 Folder 45
Letter from John M. Glenn to Miss Pendleton, 1901 November 30
Box I.3 Folder 45
Letter from Miss Pendleton to Muriel Pumphrey about MER
materials from this period, 1954 September 27
Box I.3 Folder 46
Two printed case records from the London Charity Organization Society, circa 1899
These were sent out as specimens of case work by C. S. Loch, April 1899. Accompanied by note in unidentified handwriting that MER had no idea what a case record could be until she saw the London COS samples.
Letters and other materials relating to the Baltimore-Philadelphia transition, 1900
Box I.3 Folder 47
Eleven letters from H. LaBarre Jayne to MER, 1900 January 31-April 7
About offer of General Secretary position at the Philadelphia Society for Organizing Charity.
Box I.3 Folder 47
Letter from MER to Mr. Jayne, 1900 March 18
Box I.3 Folder 47
Two enclosures relating to the Philadelphia SOC, undated
Box I.3 Folder 47
Three press clippings from Philadelphia newspapers, 1900
Box I.3 Folder 48
MERs holograph draft letter of resignation from the Baltimore Charity Organization Society to Charles Bonaparte, 1900 March 12
Includes carbon of typescript statement of acceptance and recognition of service from the Society s Board of Managers, undated.
Box I.3 Folder 49
Letters and notes from Baltimore and other persons relating to MER's leaving Baltimore, 1900 March 2-May 22
Arranged chronologically.
Box I.3 Folder 50
Letters and notes from Philadelphia and other persons relating to MER's coming to Philadelphia, 1900 February 14-May 14
Arranged chronologically.
Part I.3: Baltimore Period: Writings and Personal Effects, 1889-1900
Box I.4 Folder 51
"The Friendly Visitor"
Holograph draft [not in MERs handwriting] 10p. "M.E.R.'s first speech in public at annual meeting of Balto. C.O.S. in 1890" written at end in MER's hand. Verso of p.10 has "Mr. J. M. Glenn, Glenn Bldng., 12 St. Paul"
Box I.4 Folder 52
"The Profession and Practice of Begging", 1891
Holograph draft. An address delivered at the East Baltimore Business Men's Association, April 23, 1891; also typescript copy.
Box I.4 Folder 53
"Criticism and Reform in Charity", 1896
A lecture delivered before the Social Science Club of the Woman's College, Baltimore, January 17, 1896 (Printed in The Charities Review, Vol V, no. 4, February 1896, p. 169-181).
Box I.4 Folder 54
"The Training of Charity Workers", 1897
Separate reprint. Paper read at a meeting of the Civic Club, Philadelphia, March 19, 1897 (two copies).
Box I.4 Folder 55
"Attitude of a Working Woman toward Working Women", 1897
Typescript copy. Address delivered before the Third National Convention of Working Women's Clubs, Philadelphia, April 30, 1897 (From the Report of the Proceedings of the Convention, p. 188-192).
Box I.4 Folder 56
"The Relation of our District Work to Church Charity Work", undated
Holograph draft. n.p., n.d. [1898 or 1899?], 16p; accompanied by Edward T. Devine letter, October 5, 1916, and MER's reply, Octotber 14, 1916, relating to this manuscript.
Box I.4 Folder 57
Miscellaneous notes and outlines for speeches, addresses, and lectures, 1896-1900
Box I.4 Folder 58
Some Facts about Child-Beggars, 1894, undated
Some Facts about Child-Beggars, 4-page leaflet prepared by MER and issued by the Baltimore Charity Organization Society (No.32, March 1894). Also Syllabus for "Class for the Study of Charitable Work in the Homes of the Poor," conducted by MER Februral and March [n.y.], 4-page leaflet.
Box I.4 Folder 59
"To Every Baltimore Clergyman" and "Our Relation to the Churches", 1899 October
Typescipt copies. Editorials written by MER for the Baltimore Charities Record, October 1899.
Box I.4 Folder 60
"The Work of a District Agent. Instructions and Suggestions compiled for the Charity Organization Society of Baltimore by its General Secretary, Mary E. Richmond", 1900
Typescript notebook containing unpublished manual,"The Work of a District Agent. Instructions and Suggestions compiled for the Charity Organization Society of Baltimore by its General Secretary, Mary E. Richmond," Baltimore, May 1, 1900, 72p; accompanied by 1920 correspondence between Jeffrey Brackett and MER referring to this manuscript.
Box I.4 Folder 61
"Friendly Visiting", undated
Holograph draft. Article written for The Commons but not published, undated. (Published in The Long View as "The Settlement and Friendly Visiting" and dated there as circa 1899).
Box I.4 Folder 62
"What is Charity Organization?", 1900 January
Page proofs. Article written for Charities Review, January 1900.
Box I.4 Folder 63
"In Hospital", 1901 October 1
Two typescript copies. Article written for American Journal of Nursing, October 1, 1901.
Six poems written by MER, 1889-1903
Box I.4 Folder 64
"Dualism", 1889 July 17
Box I.4 Folder 64
"Love, a masking came to me", 1889 November 23
Box I.4 Folder 64
"Breezy Weather", 1891 August
Photostat of a holograph signed "M.E.R."
Box I.4 Folder 64
"Recognition", 1891 October
Photostat of a holograph signed "M.E.R."
Box I.4 Folder 64
"Three steps across the threshold and then turn", 1892 July 4
Colorado Springs. Photostat of MER holograph and typescript copy.
Box I.4 Folder 64
"A sturdy Yorkshire mite of four or five", 1903 July 17-December 1
Box I.4 Folder 64
Accompanied by three letters relating to the poems, 1931
Box I.4 Folder 64
Ruth Mann to Ada Arens Morawet, 1931 February 3
Box I.4 Folder 64
Ada Arens Morawetz to Ruth Mann, 1931 February 4
Box I.4 Folder 64
Louisa Eyre to Ruth Mann, 1931 March 2
Box I.4 Folder 64A
"Dualism", undated
a.ms.s with photograph of MER as a child and related letters.
Three sets of miscellaneous MER holograph notes, 1892-1897
Box I.4 Folder 65
"Clouds", 1892 September
Box I.4 Folder 65
"Myrtle Club Grieg Programme", 1894 June 8
Box I.4 Folder 65
"Guesses at Symphony Programmes", 1896 November-1897 January
Box I.4 Folder 66
"A Plea for Poetry", 1893 July
Typescript copy. Written by MER for Myrtle Club, July 1893.
Box I.4 Folder 67
Diary, 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.
Box I.4 Folder 68
Diary, 1898
Autographed "M. E. Richmond." Diary pages are spotty and contain note of reading references. Cash Account pages in back are fully kept. MER's National Conference membership card for 1898 inserted in back pocket.
Box I.4 Folder 69
Diary, 1900
Diary pages are spotty and mostly contain note of reading references or engagements. Cash Account pages in back are fully kept.
Materials relating to Jane Addams, 1899, undated
Box I.4 Folder 70
"The Subtle Problems of Charity", 1899
Article by Miss Addams clipped from the January 1899 Atlantic and saved by MER.
Box I.4 Folder 70
MER holograph draft letter to Jane Addams, undated
Box I.4 Folder 71
Miscellaneous biographical data relating to MER's Baltimore Period
Collected by Ruth Mann and Joanna Colcord, 1928-1931.
Part I.4: Philadelphia Period: Letters and Related Materials, 1900-1909
Box I.5 Folder 72-81
General letters of an official or professional nature to and from MER as General Secretary of the Philadelphia Society for Organizing Charity, 1900-1909, 10 folders
Arranged chronologically.
Box I.5 Folder 82
Letters of a personal nature from Zilpha Drew Smith to MER, 1900 December 9-1904 April 14
Arranged chronologically.
Box I.5 Folder 83
Letters of a personal nature from Zilpha Drew Smith to MER, 1905 April 22-1909 August 3
Arranged chronologically.
Box I.5 Folder 84
Letters of a personal nature from Julia R. Rogers of Baltimore to MER, 1900 November 14-1904 January 17
Arranged chronologically.
Box I.5 Folder 85
Letters of a personal nature from Julia R. Rogers of Baltimore to MER, 1905 November 6-1908 February 1
Arranged chronologically.
Box I.5 Folder 86
Letters of a personal nature to MER from various persons, 1902 September 25-1909 November 12
Arranged chronologically.
Box I.5 Folder 87
Letters of a personal nature from MER to Constance Biddle of Philadelphia, 1907 July 24-1909 August 29
Arranged chronologically.
Letters and other materials relating to MER's trip to England and Scotland in 1903, 1903
Box I.5 Folder 88
James Campbell letter to [Margaret] Horn, 1903 July 7
Box I.5 Folder 88
Margaret Horn letter to MER, 1903 July 8
Box I.5 Folder 88
Margaret Horn postcard to MER, 1903 July 20
Box I.5 Folder 88
E. J. Holdane[?] letter to MER, [1903 July 21]
Box I.5 Folder 88
Margaret Horn letter to MER, 1903 July 27
Box I.5 Folder 88
Calling cards for Miss Richmond and Miss Foss
Box I.5 Folder 88
MER diary for 1903, 1903
Contains entries from June 25 to August 5, a few addresses and memoranda, and folded in the back, a list of hotels and addresses with a dried flower pressed in.
Letters and other materials relating to Anna Justice, Philadelphia SOC volunteer worker, 1907, undated
Box I.5 Folder 89
Anna Justice to MER, 1907 May 1-June 15
Box I.5 Folder 89
Henry Justice (Anna's father) to MER, 1907 November 16 and December 20
Box I.5 Folder 89
Funeral Sermon, 1907 July 25
Box I.5 Folder 89
Anna Hinchman's poem, undated
Box I.5 Folder 89
"A Friend Indeed," remembrance by Mary L. Walsh, undated
Part I.5: Philadelphia Period: Letters and Related Materials, also Official SOC Publications, 1900-1909
Box I.6 Folder 90
Letters to MER enclosing statistics of district committees of charity organization societies in seven cities, together with Miss Richmond's summary, 1901 June
Box I.6 Folder 91
Copy of form letter sent out by MER, and responses, 1904
Letter of March 9, 1904 asking for case records from other societies to be used in preparation of a book of Lectures to Charity Workers, and the responses to her request, arranged chronologically from March 12 to Jun 10, 1904. Accompanied by two sets of MER notes outlining the projected book.
Box I.6 Folder 92
Copy of form letter sent out by MER to Philadelphia volunteers, and responses, 1907
Letter of April 10, 1907 asking for accounts of their experiences to be used in preparation of an SOC leaflet on friendly visiting, and the responses to her request, arranged chronologically from April 14 to May 5, 1907. Accompanied by typescript copies of Excerpts from Philadelphia friendly visitors' letters; Statement by Henry H. Bonnell; and "Concerning the Difficulty of Beginning" by H.W. Cadbury, May 1, 1907.
Box I.6 Folder 93
Copy of form letter sent out by MER to other societies, and responses, 1907
Letter of April 15, 1907 requesting names and addresses of volunteers to supply accounts of their experiences as friendly visitors, and the responses to her request, arranged chronologically from April 16 to April 29, 1907.
Box I.6 Folder 94-95
Copy of form letter sent out by MER to other societies, and responses, 1907, 2 folders
Letter of April 23,1907 asking for accounts of their experiences to be used in preparation of an SOC leaflet and speech on friendly visiting, and the responses to her request, arranged chronologically from April 23 to May 15, 1907; also five undated letters.
Letters relating to The Good Neighbor in the Modern City (Philadelphia, 1907), 1907
Box I.6 Folder 96
MER's request for advice on a chapter, 1907 October
MER's request for advice on a chapter sent to six recipients October 1, 1907, and their responses, October 1907.
Box I.6 Folder 96
Edward T. Devine's letter to MER, 1907 October 13
Letters and other materials from the Lippincott Company concerning publication and sales details for The Good Neighbor in the Modern City (Philadelphia, 1907), 1907-1935
Box I.6 Folder 97
Contract and Statement of Royalties, 1907-1935
Contract, October 1907, and statements of royalties, 1908-1935.
Box I.6 Folder 97
Letters concerning sales figures, 1908-1931
Box I.6 Folder 97
Publication announcement and reviews, 1907
Box I.6 Folder 98
Letters to MER in response to publication of The Good Neighbor in the Modern City (Philadelphia, 1907), 1907 November 22-1908 July 4
Letter, telegram, and press clippings relating to MER's new position as Director of the Charity Organization Department, Russell Sage Foundation, 1909
Box I.6 Folder 99
Letter from John M. Glenn to MER, 1909 February 10
Box I.6 Folder 99
Telegram from John M. Glenn to MER, 1909 April 16
Box I.6 Folder 99
Press clippings announcing appointment, 1909 April 20-May1
Box I.6 Folder 100
Letters and notes from Philadelphia and other persons relating to MER's leaving Philadelphia, 1909 March 16-November 23
Box I.6 Folder 101
Letters and notes from New York and other persons relating to MER's coming to New York, 1909 March 18-September 26
Box I.6 Folder 102
Three Annual Reports of the Board of Directors of the Philadelphia Society for Organizing Charity, 1898-1900
Prepared before MER became General Secretary: February 1898, February 1899, and February 1900.
Box I.6 Folder 103
Twenty-third Annual Report of the Philadelphia Society for Organizing Charity for the year ending December 31, 1901, 1901
Prepared by MER and her staff.
Box I.6 Folder 104
Twenty-fourth Annual Report of the Philadelphia Society for Organizing Charity for the year ending December 31, 1902, 1902
Prepared by MER and her staff.
Box I.6 Folder 105
Twenty-fifth Annual Report of the Philadelphia Society for Organizing Charity for the year ending December 31, 1903, 1903
Prepared by MER and her staff.
Box I.6 Folder 106
Cities within the City: Six Short Studies, being the Twenty- sixth Annual Report of the Philadelphia Society for Organizing Charity for the year ending August 31, 1904, 1904
Prepared by MER and her staff.
Box I.6 Folder 107
Twenty-seventh Annual Report of the Philadelphia Society for Organizing Charity for the year ending August 31, 1905, 1905
Prepared by MER and her staff.
Box I.6 Folder 108
What is the Truth about Relief?, being the Twenty-eighth Annual Report of the Philadelphia Society for Organizing Charity for the year ending August 31, 1906, 1906
Prepared by MER and her staff.
Box I.6 Folder 109
On Working Together, being the Twenty-ninth Annual Report of the Philadelphia Society for Organizing Charity for the year ending August 31, 1907, 1907
Prepared by MER and her staff; also reprint without tables, lists, etc.
Box I.6 Folder 110
A Red Letter Year in Philadelphia Charity, being a reprint of the Thirtieth Annual Report of the Philadelphia Society for Organizing Charity for the year ending August 31, 1908, 1908
Prepared by MER and her staff.
Box I.6 Folder 111
The Ninth Milestone, being the Thirty-first Annual Report of the Philadelphia Society for Organizing Charity for the year ending August 31, 1909, 1909
Prepared by MER and her staff.
Twelve SOC leaflets.and pamphlets, circa 1902-1907, undated
Prepared by MER and her staff for publicity purposes.
Box I.6 Folder 112
Short Stories with a Moral, [1902]
Box I.6 Folder 112
More Short Stories, [1904]
Box I.6 Folder 112
The News Letter for May,1904, 1904 May
Box I.6 Folder 112
Stop-cock Stories, [1905]
Box I.6 Folder 112
Sixty-five Queries, 1905 December
Box I.6 Folder 112
A New Year Letter, 1906 January 1
Box I.6 Folder 112
Differences, 1906 March
Box I.6 Folder 112
The Friendly Visitor, [1907 November]
Box I.6 Folder 112
13 Widows, 8 Deserted Wives, 10 Sick, 8 Incurables, 12 Aged, [1907]
Box I.6 Folder 112
Eight Steps in a Plan for Seeing People Through, [1907?]
Box I.6 Folder 112
Two Weeks in a District Office of the S.O.C., undated
Box I.6 Folder 112
General Suggestions to those who Visit the Poor, undated
Two miscellaneous items prepared for the SOC by Miss Richmond and her staff, 1906
Box I.6 Folder 113
Civil Service Examination for position of special clerk, Department of Charities, Philadelphia, 1906
Box I.6 Folder 113
Report of the Committee on the Special Case System of Relief to the Board of Directors, Philadelphia SOC, 1906 November 19
Box I.6 Folder 114
"Unrevised Draft of Manual for Case Workers in Philada. S.O.C., Confidential", undated
Typescript. 75p. Accompanied by sample office forms bearing a 1909 date.
Part I.6: Philadelphia Period: Writings and Personal Effects, 1900-1909
Box I.7 Folder 115
"Charitable Co-operation", 1901
Separate reprint of an address delivered at the National Conference meeting [in Boston?], 1901.
Box I.7 Folder 116
"Some Recent Lessons in the Relief of Distress", 1902 March
Typescript draft of an address delivered at the Cuban Conference, March 1902, Also reprint titled "First Principles in the Relief of Distress" (in the Field Department Charities and the Commons for June 1906) and typescript extract titled " 'Relief' and 'Administration' Expenses" January 15, 1913.
Box I.7 Folder 117
"The Retail Method of Reform", 1905 April 16
Holograph draft of an address delivered before the Ethical Culture Society, April 16, 1905; also reprint from International Journal of Ethics, June 1906, p. 171-179.
Box I.7 Folder 118
Untitled address, 1905
Typescript of untitled address to students of the New York School of Philanthropy, 1905.
Box I.7 Folder 119
"Investigation as a Help and Protection to the Poor", 1906 January 23
Typescript; given as Lecture 1 of an Extension Course at the Boston School for Social Workers, January 23, 1906.
Box I.7 Folder 120
"Industrial Conditions and the Charity Worker", 1906 December 10
Typescript of a speech read before the Industrial Exhibit, December 10, 1906.
Box I.7 Folder 121
"Friendly Visiting", 1907 June 19
Separate reprint of an address delivered before the 34th National Conference in Minneapolis, June 19, 1907.
Box I.7 Folder 122
Untitled speech, 1909 February 27
Typescript of untitled speech for Trades Union Night at the Tuberculosis Exhibit, February 27, 1909.
Box I.7 Folder 123
"The Relation of Organized Charity to the Tuberculosis Campaign", undated
Box I.7 Folder 124
Notes and outlines for lectures to students at the New York School of Philanthropy, 1901-1908
Accompanied by printed matter.
Box I.7 Folder 125
Notes and outlines for lectures to students at the University of Pennsylvania, 1907
Accompanied by Syllabus for Preliminary Course in Social Work inaugurated at the University of Pennsylvania, April 16-June 1, 1906.
Box I.7 Folder 126
Miscellaneous notes, outlines, clippings, and fragments for speeches to small groups, 1900-1908
Box I.7 Folder 127
"A Tangle of Good Intent", 1905 June 17
An article published in Charities, Vol 14, no. 12, Jun 17, 1905, p 843-846.
Box I.7 Folder 128
MER' s reviews of The Principles of Relief by Edward T. Devine, and Poverty by Robert Hunter, 1905 July
Torn out of International Journal of Ethics, Vol 15, July 1905, p. 503-507.
Box I.7 Folder 129
"Necessities of Philadelphia Charities", 1907 May 12
Typescript draft of an article written for the Philadelphia Ledger, May 12, 1907 (17 half-pages with page 1 missing).
Box I.7 Folder 130
Typescript draft of five chapters of a book on Social Work in Families, circa 1905
Begun by MER in 1905 and later incorporated in Social Diagnosis, as follows: Part II, Chapter I, The Place of Material Relief; also revision titled The Third Stage; Part II, Chapter II, Sources of Material Relief; also revised version; Part II, Chapter III , The Basis of Fact; Part II, Chapter IV, Methods of Investigation; and Part II, Chapter V, Methods of Investigation (continued).
Box I.7 Folder 131
Letters and notes from Zilpha Drew Smith to MER containing comments and suggestions on the five chapters of MER's book on Social Work in Families, 1905 February 7-September 22
Letters dated February 7, September 11, 15, and 22; the first two letters are accompanied by detailed notes.
Box I.7 Folder 132
"Preliminary Study of 112 Records in which the SPCC and SOC Appear for the Year 1908", 1908-1909
Holograph draft; 26p. with 4 typescript talley sheets; accompanied by MER's memorandum of May 1, 1909, and correspondence with William H.A. Mills, July 21 and 22, 1909, relating to this study.
Two periodical articles of a general nature clipped and saved by MER, 1907-1909
Box I.7 Folder 133
"The Powers of Men" by William James, 1907 November
In American Magazine, November 1907, p .57-65.
Box I.7 Folder 133
"Imagination in Business" by Lorin F. Deland, 1909 April
In Atlantic Monthly, Apr, 1909, p. 433-447.
Box I.7 Folder 134-135
Miscellaneous biographical data relating to MER's Philadelphia period, 2 folders
Collected by Ruth Mann and Joanna Colcord, 1928-1931.
Part I.7: Philadelphia Period: Letters and Other Materials relating to the Field Department of Charities and the Commons, 1905-1909
Letters relating to the Field Department of Charities and the Commons for 1905, 1905
Box I.8 Folder 136
Arthur and Paul Kellogg to MER, 1905 October 12-December 27
Box I.8 Folder 136
Edwin H. Solenberger to MER, 1905 September 28
Box I.8 Folder 136
Francis H. McLean to MER, 1905 December 7
Letters relating to the Field Department of Charities and the Commons for 1906, 1906
Box I.8 Folder 137
Arthur Kellogg to MER, 1906 February 17-May 24
Box I.8 Folder 137
Paul Kellogg to MER, 1906 January 15-December 19
Box I.8 Folder 137
MER to Paul Kellogg, 1906 April 2 and November 2
Box I.8 Folder 137
A.M. Gutridge to MER, 1906 October 29
Box I.8 Folder 137
MER to A.W. Gutridge, 1906 November 2
Box I.8 Folder 138
MER form letter to cooperating societies, and responses, 1906
MER form letter to cooperating societies sent out October 7, 1906, and their responses, October 8-November 30, 1906.
Box I.8 Folder 138
Francis H. McLean to MER, 1906 November 10-December 19
Box I.8 Folder 138
W.H. McClain to the Editor of Charities, 1906 January 18
Box I.8 Folder 138
Louise J. Speed to Edward T. Devine, 1906 October 29
Box I.8 Folder 138
Alice L. Higgins to [Louise J. Speed?], 1906? November 23
Letters relating to the Field Department of Charities and the Commons for 1907, 1907
Box I.8 Folder 139
Arthur Kellogg to MER, 1907 March 23-December 30
Box I.8 Folder 139
Paul Kellogg to MER, 1907 February 1-October 3
Box I.8 Folder 139
MER to Paul Kellogg, 1907 October 2
Box I.8 Folder 139
James Buchanan to Arthur Kellogg, 1907 January 5
Box I.8 Folder 140
Various persons to Francis H, McLean, 1907 January 10-31
Box I.8 Folder 140
Francis H. McLean to MER, 1907 February 25-December 13
Box I.8 Folder 141
MER form letter sent out to cooperating societies, and responses, 1907
MER form letter sent out to cooperating societies Apr 6, 1907, and their responses, April 8-May 29, 1907
Box I.8 Folder 141
Correspondence between MER and various persons concerning Sage Foundation support, 1907 March 3-September 7
Box I.8 Folder 142
Miscellaneous letters from cooperating societies to MER, 1907 January 9-December 4
Box I.8 Folder 142
MER form letter sent out to cooperating societies, 1907 November 29
Box I.8 Folder 142
MER to C.S. Loch, 1907 March 16
Box I.8 Folder 142
Alice L. Higgins to MER, 1907 June 25
Box I.8 Folder 142
Frank J. Bruno to Edward T. Devine, 1907 February 6
Letters relating to the Field Department of Charities and the Commons for 1908, 1908
Box I.8 Folder 143
Francis H. McLean to MER, 1908 February 1-November 27
Box I.8 Folder 143
MER to Francis H. McLean, 1908 March 19, July 9, and December 18
Box I.8 Folder 143
John M. Glenn to Francis H. McLean, 1908 January 22
Box I.8 Folder 143
Minutes of Field Department Committee meetings, 1908 May 2, 9, 12, and 13
Box I.8 Folder 144
Arthur Kellogg to MER, 1908 January 6-29
Box I.8 Folder 144
Cooperating societies to MER, 1908 May 1-October 22
Box I.8 Folder 144
MER to J. William Magruder, 1908 July 1
Box I.8 Folder 144
Miscellaneous letters to MER from various persons, 1908 March 9-December 25
Box I.8 Folder 144
MER to John M. Glenn, 1908 March 8
Box I.8 Folder 144
MER to Ernest P. Bicknell, 1908 December 14
Box I.8 Folder 144
John M. Glenn to Paul Kellogg, 1908 January 3
Letters relating to the Field Department of Charities and the Commons for 1909, 1909
Box I.8 Folder 145
Francis H. McLean to MER, 1909 January 3-August 10
Box I.8 Folder 145
MER to Francis H. McLean, 1909 February 9
Box I.8 Folder 145
Correspondence between MER and various persons concerning Mr. McLean, 1909 March 17-June 7
Box I.8 Folder 145
Mary Willcox Glenn to Francis H. McLean, 1909 February 6
Box I.8 Folder 145
Francis H. McLean to Porter R. Lee, 1909 August 27-December 1
Box I.8 Folder 146
MER to Margaret F. Byington, 1909 January 21-September 3
Box I.8 Folder 146
MER to J.W. Magruder, 1909 January 22
Box I.8 Folder 146
MER to Richard Cabot, 1909 February 25
Box I.8 Folder 146
MER to Rev. H. B. MacCauley, 1909 March 24
Box I.8 Folder 146
Kate M. McLane to MER, 1909 April 29
Box I.8 Folder 146
Amy Hewes to MER, 1909 May 24
Box I.8 Folder 146
MER to Amy Hewes, 1909 May 26
Box I.8 Folder 146
S.K. Lindsay to MER, 1909 September 1
Box I.8 Folder 146
Zilpha D. Smith to Charles F. Weller, 1909 August 27
Box I.8 Folder 146
Charles F. Weller to Zilpha D. Smith, 1909 November 1
Box I.8 Folder 146
Annual Report by the Chairman [MER] of the Field Department of the Charities Publication Committee for the year ending October 1, 1909, 1909
Box I.8 Folder 147
Form letter sent out by MER as Chairman of the Field Department of Charities and the Commons, and responses, 1908-1909
Form letter sent out by MER as Chairman of the Field Department of Charities and the Commons January 13, 1908, requesting an exchange of letters and memoranda on the subject of unemployment, and the responses to her request, arranged chronologically from January 17, 1908 to February 10, 1909.
Box I.8 Folder 148
Confidential Bulletins from Philadelphia to the Exchange Branch of the Field Department of Charities and the Commons, 1908-1909
Written by MER on the subject of unemployment from January 18, 1908 to January 1, 1909.
Box I.8 Folder 149
Scrapbook, 1907-1908
Contains copies of Emergency Winter Letters written to the Field Department of Charities and the Commons on the subject of unemployment, 1907-1908.
Questionnaires devised by MER for use by the Field Department of Charities and the Commons
Box I.8 Folder 150
Questions concerning the work of charitable societies
Box I.8 Folder 150
Facts to be asked of new society
Box I.8 Folder 150
Investigation and Analysis of Relief Work, made for the Pittsburgh survey
Miscellaneous materials issued by the Publication Committee of the Field Department of Charities and the Commons, 1908-1909, undated
Box I.8 Folder 151
Mimeographed Bulletins No. 10 and No. 11, 1908 July and August
Box I.8 Folder 151
Printed Bulletin, Vol II, no. 7, 1909 April
Box I.8 Folder 151
The Real Story of a Heal Family, pamphlet issued by the
Committee on Case Records, undated
Part II.1: General Correspondence, 1909-1928
Arranged chronologically.
Box II.1 Folder 1-24
General letters of an official or professional nature to and from MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department, Russell Sage Foundation, 1909-1915, 24 folders
Box II.2 Folder 25-50
General letters of an official or professional nature to and from MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department, Russell Sage Foundation, 1916-1922, 25 folders
Box II.3 Folder 51-74
General letters of an official or professional nature to and from MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department, Russell Sage Foundation, 1923-1928, 23 folders
Box II.3 Folder 75
General letters of an official or professional nature to and from MER as Director of the Charity Organization Department, Russell Sage Foundation, undated
Part II.2: Letters to and from friends and colleagues, 1909-1928
Box II.4 Folder 76-80
Personal and professional letters from Gertrude Vaile to MER, 1912-1926, 5 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 1. See: MN# 92-2022.
Arranged chronologically.
Box II.4 Folder 81
Personal and professional letters from MER to Gertrude Vaile, 1912-1925
Also available on microfilm reel 1. See: MN# 92-2022.
Arranged chronologically.
Other letters in the Gertrude Vaile file, 1916-1917, 1954-1955
Also available on microfilm reel 1. See: MN# 92-2022.
Box II.4 Folder 82
Partial letter from Gertrude Vaile to MER, undated
Box II.4 Folder 82
Porter Lee to Gertrude Vaile, September 27, 1916, and Miss Vaile's response, May 30, 1917, 1916-1917
Box II.4 Folder 82
Louis Towley to Margaret Rich, September 29, 1955, enclosing letter from Gertrude Vaile, October 2, 1954, 1954-1955
Box II.4 Folder 83-84
Personal and professional letters from Alice Higgins Lothrop to MER, 1910-1913, 1915-1920, 2 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 1. See: MN# 92-2022.
Arranged chronologically.
Box II.4 Folder 85
Personal and professional letters from Alice Higgins Lothrop to MER, undated or partially dated
Also available on microfilm reel 1. See: MN# 92-2022.
Box II.4 Folder 86
Other Alice Higgins Lothrop letters referred to MER, 1909-1916
Also available on microfilm reel 1. See: MN# 92-2022.
Arranged chronologically.
Box II.4 Folder 87
Personal and professional letters from MER to Alice Higgins Lothrop, 1911-1920
Also available on microfilm reel 1. See: MN# 92-2022.
Arranged chronologically.
Box II.4 Folder 88
Correspondence between MER and others concerning a memorial issue of The Family dedicated to Alice Higgins Lothrop, 1920-1921
Also available on microfilm reel 1. See: MN# 92-2022.
Box II.4 Folder 89-90
Personal and professional letters from MER to Joanna C. Colcord, 1915-1921, 1924-1928, 2 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 2. See: MN# 92-2023.
Arranged chronologically.
Box II.4 Folder 91
Personal and professional letters from Joanna Colcord to MER, 1920-1923
Also available on microfilm reel 2. See: MN# 92-2023.
Arranged chronologically.
Box II.4 Folder 92
Personal and professional letters from Zilpha Drew Smith to MER, 1917-1926
Also available on microfilm reel 2. See: MN# 92-2023.
Arranged chronologically.
Letters of a personal nature from MER to Zilpha Drew Smith, 1915-1917, undated
Also available on microfilm reel 2. See: MN# 92-2023.
Box II.4 Folder 93
"An Illustrated Epistle to Z.D.S.", undated
Box II.4 Folder 93
"A Picture Book from Lelherth", 1915 Christmas
Box II.4 Folder 93
Card with photograph, 1917 December 21
Box II.4 Folder 94
Letters of a personal nature from Julia R. Rogers to MER, 1917-1928
Also available on microfilm reel 2. See: MN# 92-2023.
Arranged chronologically.
Box II.4 Folder 95-98
Letters of a personal nature from MER to Constance Riddle, 1909-1916, 1919-1928, 4 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 2. See: MN# 92-2023.
Arranged chronologically.
Box II.4 Folder 99-102
Letters of a personal nature from MER to Ruth Mann, 1922-1928, 4 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 2. See: MN# 92-2023.
Arranged chronologically.
Box II.4 Folder 103
Letters of a personal nature between MER and various correspondents, 1911-1928, undated
Also available on microfilm reel 2. See: MN# 92-2023.
Arranged chronologically, also two undated letters
Part II.3: Social Diagnosis (Russell Sage Foundation, 1917) and Related Materials, 1909-1924, undated
Includes manuscript, working files, letters and other materials.
Letters and other materials relating to Social Diagnosis, 1911-1924
Box II.5 Folder 104-105
Correspondence between MER and Elizabeth Richards Day concerning research and preparation of Social Diagnosis, 1911-1916, 2 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 2. See: MN# 92-2023.
Arranged chronologically.
Box II.5 Folder 106
Correspondence between MER and Agnes M. Robertson concerning research and preparation of Social Diagnosis, 1912
Also available on microfilm reel 2. See: MN# 92-2023.
Arranged chronologically.
Box II.5 Folder 107
Correspondence between MER and Ada E. Sheffield concerning research and preparation of Social Diagnosis, 1913-1915
Also available on microfilm reel 2. See: MN# 92-2023.
Arranged chronologically.
Box II.5 Folder 108
Correspondence between MER and Ada E. Sheffield concerning research and preparation of Social Diagnosis, 1916-1917
Also available on microfilm reel 3. See: MN# 92-2024.
Arranged chronologically.
Box II.5 Folder 109-113
Correspondence between MER and various persons concerning research and preparation of Social Diagnosis, 1909-1917, 5 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 3. See: MN# 92-2024.
Arranged chronologically.
Box II.5 Folder 114
Correspondence between MER and various persons concerning the questionnaires for Social Diagnosis, 1912-1917
Also available on microfilm reel 3. See: MN# 92-2024.
Arranged chronologically.
Box II.5 Folder 115
Correspondence between MER and various persons concerning printing, publicity, and reviews of Social Diagnosis, 1916-1918
Also available on microfilm reel 3. See: MN# 92-2024.
Arranged chronologically.
Box II.5 Folder 116
Letters in response to the publication of Social Diagnosis, 1917 May-October, undated
Also available on microfilm reel 3. See: MN# 92-2024.
Arranged chronologically; also undated letters and notes
Box II.5 Folder 117
Other letters referring to Social Diagnosis, 1918-1924
Also available on microfilm reel 3. See: MN# 92-2024.
Arranged chronologically.
Box II.5 Folder 118
MER's first outline for Social Diagnosis, 1911 September
Several copies of MER's first outline for Social Diagnosis, September 1911, titled "First Steps in Social Service Treatment: A Text-book for Case Workers," some with criticisms. Also available on microfilm reel 3. See: MN# 92-2024.
Box II.5 Folder 119
Plans and outlines for Social Diagnosis, 1911-1916
Also available on microfilm reel 3. See: MN# 92-2024.
Box II.5 Folder 120
Set of mimeographed questionnaires for Social Diagnosis , revise of January 1914, 1914
Also available on microfilm reel 3. See: MN# 92-2024.
Box II.5 Folder 121
Reviews of Social Diagnosis
Also available on microfilm reel 3. See: MN# 92-2024.
Box II.5 Folder 122
Publicity, mailing lists, and sales figures for Social Diagnosis
Also available on microfilm reel 3. See: MN# 92-2024.
Manuscript of Social Diagnosis (Russell Sage Foundation, 1917), circa 1917
Some chapters are missing per the orignial typed inventory.
Box II.6 Folder 123
Front Matter, including quotations, Preface, and Table of Contents
Box II.6 Folder 124
Holograph draft and typescript of Part I , Chapter I , Beginnings
Box II.6 Folder 125
Holograph, draft of Part I , Chapter II , The Nature and Uses of Social Evidence
Box II.6 Folder 126
Holograph draft of Part I , Chapter III, Definitions Bearing Upon Evidence
Box II.6 Folder 127
Holograph draft of Part I , Chapter IV , Testimonial Evidence
Box II.6 Folder 128
Holograph draft of Part I , Chapter V, Inferences
Part II, Chapter VI, The First Interview
Box II.6 Folder 129
Holograph draft of Part II, Chapter VII, The Family Group
Box II.6 Folder 130
Typescript with holograph inserts of Part II , Chapter VIII, Outside Sources in General
Box II.6 Folder 131
Part holograph draft and part typescript of Part II, Chapter IX, Relatives as Sources
Box II.6 Folder 132
Holograph draft and typescript of Part II , Chapter X, Medical Sources
Box II.6 Folder 133
Holograph draft and incomplete typescript of Part II , Chapter XI, Schools as Sources
Box II.6 Folder 134
Holograph draft and typescript of Part II , Chapter XII, Employers and Other Work Sources
Box II.7 Folder 135
Holograph draft and typescript of Part II, Chapter XIII, Documentary Sources
Box II.7 Folder 136
Holograph draft and typescript of Part II, Chapter XIV, Neighborhood Sources
Box II.7 Folder 137
Holograph draft of Part II, Chapter XV, Miscellaneous Sources
Box II.7 Folder 138
Holograph draft of Part II , Chapter XVI, Social Agencies as Sources
Box II.7 Folder 139
Holograph draft of Part II, Chapter XVII, Letters, Telephone Messages, Etc.
Part II , Chapter XVIII, Comparison and Interpretation
Box II.7 Folder 140
Holograph draft of Part II, Chapter XIX, The Underlying Philosophy
Box II.7 Folder 141
Holograph draft of Part III, Chapter XX, Social Disabilities and the Questionnaire Plan of Presentation
MER's revised questionnaire on Any Family is missing
Box II.7 Folder 142
Holograph draft of Part III , Chapter XXI, The Immigrant Family, with revised questionnaire
Box II.7 Folder 143
Holograph draft of Part III , Chapter XXII, Desertion and Widowhood, with revised questionnaires
Box II.7 Folder 144
Holograph draft of Part III, Chapter XXIII, The Neglected Child, with revised questionnaire
Box II.7 Folder 145
Holograph draft of Part III, Chapter XXIV, The Unmarried Mother, with revised questionnaire
Box II.7 Folder 146
Holograph draft of Part III, Chapter XXV, The Blind, with Lucy Wright's questionnaire
Box II.7 Folder 147
Holograph draft of Part III, Chapter XXVI, The Homeless Man - The Inebriate, with revised questionnaires
Box II.7 Folder 148
Holograph draft of Part III, Chapter XXVII, The Insane - The Feeble-Minded, with revised questionnaires
Box II.7 Folder 149
Holograph draft of Part III, Chapter XXVIII, Supervision and Review, with revised questionnaire
Box II.7 Folder 150
Appendices, incomplete drafts for First Interviews and Bibliography sections
Box II.7 Folder 151
Holograph draft and typescript headed "Chapter XVIII, Case Worker and Client," discarded from final text
Box II.7 Folder 152
Holograph drafts of galley corrections and other manuscript additions
Box II.7 Folder 153
Unidentified manuscript fragments
Box II.7A
Manuscript fragments, on index cards
Box II.7B
Manuscript fragments, on index cards
Box II.7C
Manuscript fragments, on index cards
Box II.7D
Manuscript fragments, on index cards
Box II.7E
Manuscript fragments, on index cards
Working Files for Social Diagnosis (Russell Sage Foundation, 1917), circa 1917
Box II.8 Folder 154
First Interview, General
Box II.8 Folder 155-156
Analysis of First Interview, 2 folders
Box II.8 Folder 157-159
Outside Sources of Information, 3 folders
Box II.8 Folder 160-161
Sources of Information Used as a Basis of Treatment, 2 folders
Box II.8 Folder 162
Relatives
Box II.8 Folder 163
Medical Agencies
Box II.8 Folder 164
Medical Outlines
Box II.8 Folder 165
Feeble-Minded
Box II.8 Folder 166
Shifting of Emphasis
Box II.8 Folder 167
Measures of Efficiency
Box II.8 Folder 168
Recording
Box II.8 Folder 169
Probation
Box II.8 Folder 170
Working File containg materials on Letterwriting
Box II.8 Folder 171
Working File containg materials for Definitions and Bibliography
Box II.8 Folder 172
Working File containing abstracts of Montessori's "Pedagogical Anthropology" and Healy & Fernald's "Tests for Practical Mental Classification"
Box II.8 Folder 173
Other Materials found in unmarked working files
Box II.9 Folder 174
Working File containing class exercise on What is True of Everybody, New York School of Philanthropy, 1909
Also available on microfilm reel 4. See: MN# 92-2025.
Box II.9 Folder 175-178
Working Files containing class exercises on What is True of Everybody, Charity Organization Institute, 1911-1914, 4 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 4. See: MN# 92-2025.
Box II.9 Folder 179
Working File containing miscellaneous materials for the questionnaires
Also available on microfilm reel 4. See: MN# 92-2025.
Box II.9 Folder 180
Working File containing Margaret Byington's outlines for the questionnaires
Also available on microfilm reel 4. See: MN# 92-2025.
Box II.9 Folder 181
Working File containing questionnaires on Any Family
Also available on microfilm reel 4. See: MN# 92-2025.
Box II.9 Folder 182
Working File containing questionnaire on the Immigrant Family
Also available on microfilm reel 4. See: MN# 92-2025.
Box II.9 Folder 183
Working File containing questionnaire on the Polish Family
Also available on microfilm reel 4. See: MN# 92-2025.
Box II.9 Folder 184
Working File containing questionnaire on the Italian Family
Also available on microfilm reel 4. See: MN# 92-2025.
Box II.9 Folder 185
Working File containing questionnaires on Desertion
Also available on microfilm reel 4. See: MN# 92-2025.
Box II.9 Folder 186
Working File containing questionnaires on Widows with Children
Also available on microfilm reel 4. See: MN# 92-2025.
Box II.9 Folder 187
Working File containing questionnaires on the Unmarried Mother
Also available on microfilm reel 4. See: MN# 92-2025.
Box II.9 Folder 188
Working File containing questionnaires on a Blind Person
Also available on microfilm reel 4. See: MN# 92-2025.
Box II.9 Folder 189
Working File containing questionnaires on the Homeless Man
Also available on microfilm reel 4. See: MN# 92-2025.
Box II.9 Folder 190
Working File containing questionnaires on Inebriety
Also available on microfilm reel 4. See: MN# 92-2025.
Box II.9 Folder 191
Working File containing questionnaires on Insanity
Also available on microfilm reel 4. See: MN# 92-2025.
Box II.9 Folder 192
Working File containing questionnaires on the Feeble-Minded Child
Also available on microfilm reel 4. See: MN# 92-2025.
Case Records, Analyses, Criticism, and Discussions Related to Social Diagnosis (Russell Sage Foundation, 1917), circa 1917
Box II.10
Case records, summaries, analyses, criticisms, and discussions used in preparation of Social Diagnosis
See Also: Case Records and in Part II: Boxes 24 and 24 A-H.
Not foldered
Part II.4: Letters and other materials relating to the Social Work Series and to Marriage Studies, 1916-1928
Box II.11 Folder 193
Correspondence between MER and various persons concerning plans for the Social Work Series, 1917 April 28-September 30
Also available on microfilm reel 5. See: MN# 92-2026.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.11 Folder 194
Correspondence relating to J.B. Deacon's Disasters and the American Red Cross in Disaster Relief (Social Work Series publication, 1918), 1917 July 3-1918 January 16
Also Table of Contents, Introduction, and reviews. Also available on microfilm reel 5. See: MN# 92-2026.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.11 Folder 195
Correspondence relating to Florence Nesbitt's Household Management (Social Work Series publication, 1918), 1917 June 2-1918 April 1
Also reviews. Also available on microfilm reel 5. See: MN# 92-2026.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.11 Folder 196
Correspondence relating to Joanna C. Colcord's Broken Homes (Social Work Series publication, 1919), 1917 December 26-1919 May 22
Also reviews and sales figures. Also available on microfilm reel 5. See: MN# 92-2026.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.11 Folder 197-198
Correspondence relating to Ada E. Sheffield's The Social Case History (Social Work Series publication, 1920), 1916 April 3-1920 December 3, 2 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 5. See: MN# 92-2026.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.11 Folder 199
Correspondence concerning research and preparation of MER's What is Social Case Work? (Social Work Series publication, 1922), 1921 February 4-1922 March 20
Also available on microfilm reel 5. See: MN# 92-2026.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.11 Folder 200
Letters in response to publication of What is Social Case Work? (Social Work Series publication, 1922), 1922 February 14-June 17, undated
Also available on microfilm reel 5. See: MN# 92-2026.
Arranged chronologically, also undated letters
Box II.11 Folder 201
Correspondence concerning Dutch and French translations of What is Social Case Work? (Social Work Series publication, 1922), 1923 October 11-1927 January 14
Also available on microfilm reel 5. See: MN# 92-2026.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.11 Folder 202
Reviews, announcements, and clippings relating to What is Social Case Work? (Social Work Series publication, 1922)
Also available on microfilm reel 5. See: MN# 92-2026.
Box II.11 Folder 203-205
Plans, outlines, and holograph drafts of MER's abandoned Social Work Series publication on The Volunteer, 3 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 5. See: MN# 92-2026.
Box II.11 Folder 206-208
"The Rationale of Case Records" by Ada E. Sheffield, published as The Social Case History (Social Work Series publication, 1920), 3 folders
Contains manuscript and critiques. Folders 206-207 also available on microfilm reel 5. See: MN# 92-2026. Folder 208 also available on microfilm reel 6. See: MN# 92-2027.
Box II.11 Folder 209
Reviews, and miscellaneous materials relating to Ada E. Sheffield's The Social Case History (Social Work Series publication, 1920)
Also available on microfilm reel 6. See: MN# 92-2027.
Box II.11 Folder 210-212
Correspondence and other materials between MER and various persons relating to Marriage Studies, 1920 January 25-1928 March 8, 3 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 6. See: MN# 92-2027.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.11 Folder 213
Correspondence between MER and various persons relating to preparation of Richmond and Hall's Child Marriages (Russell Sage Foundation, 1925), 1924 June 17-1925 February 6
Also available on microfilm reel 6. See: MN# 92-2027.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.11 Folder 214
Correspondence and other materials relating to publicity, distribution, and publication of Richmond and Hall's Child Marriages (Russell Sage Foundation, 1925), 1925 February 17-May 22
Also available on microfilm reel 6. See: MN# 92-2027.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.11 Folder 215
Letters in response to publication of Richmond and Hall's Child Marriages (Russell Sage Foundation, 1925), 1925 March 22-October 3
Also available on microfilm reel 6. See: MN# 92-2027.
Arranged chronologically, also undated letters
Box II.11 Folder 216
Correspondence from MER to Fred S. Hall and others relating to preparation of Richmond and Hall's Marriage and the State (Russell Sage Foundation, 1929), 1925 August 30-1928 June 1
Also available on microfilm reel 6. See: MN# 92-2027.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.11 Folder 217
Correspondence from Fred S. Hall to MER relating to preparation of Richmond and Hall's Marriage and the State (Russell Sage Foundation, 1929), 1926 May 26-1928 June 26
Also available on microfilm reel 6. See: MN# 92-2027.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.11 Folder 218
Correspondence relating to Geoffrey May's Marriage Laws and Decisions in the United States (Russell Sage Foundation, 1929), 1925 December 28-1928 July 26
Also available on microfilm reel 6. See: MN# 92-2027.
Arranged chronologically
Part II.5: Letters and other materials relating to Teaching Interests, 1910-1928
Box II.12 Folder 219
Significant letters to and from MER relating to the Charity Organization Institutes, 1910 March 1-1916 May 16
Also available on microfilm reel 6. See: MN# 92-2027.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.12 Folder 220-221
Significant letters to and from MER relating to the Institutes of Family Social Work, 1922 March 15-1927 March 12, 2 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 6. See: MN# 92-2027.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.12 Folder 222
Plans, outlines, membership lists, etc., sent by MER to Frank Bruno in preparation for the 1925 Institute of Family Social Work, circa 1925
Also available on microfilm reel 6. See: MN# 92-2027.
Box II.12 Folder 223-224
Letters to MER from Instituters, 1911 November 22-1928 May 8, undated, 2 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 6. See: MN# 92-2027.
Arranged chronologically, also undated letters
Box II.12 Folder 225
Letters to MER from Instituters, 1914 February 20-1927 March 8
Contain reommendations and evaluations of Institute students. Also available on microfilm reel 7. See: MN# 92-2028.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.12 Folder 226
Form letters sent by MER to participants in the Supervisors' Conferences, 1914-1917
Also available on microfilm reel 7. See: MN# 92-2028.
Box II.12 Folder 227
Letters to and from MER relating to the 1918 Supervisors' Conference, 1918
Also available on microfilm reel 7. See: MN# 92-2028.
Box II.12 Folder 228
Letters to and from MER relating to the 1919 and 1920 Supervisors' Conferences, 1919-1920
Also available on microfilm reel 7. See: MN# 92-2028.
Box II.12 Folder 229
Letters to and from MER relating to the 1922 Supervisors' Conference, 1922
Also available on microfilm reel 7. See: MN# 92-2028.
Box II.12 Folder 230
Letters to and from MER relating to the 1923 Supervisors' Conference, 1923
Also available on microfilm reel 7. See: MN# 92-2028.
Box II.12 Folder 231
Letters to and from MER relating to Miss Richmond's report of Studies arising out of the 1923 Supervisors' Conference, 1923
Also available on microfilm reel 7. See: MN# 92-2028.
Box II.12 Folder 232
Letters to and from MER relating to the New York School of Philanthropy, 1909 November 18-1912 October 4
Also available on microfilm reel 7. See: MN# 92-2028.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.12 Folder 233
Letters and other materials to and from MER relating to the New York School of Philanthropy, 1913 January 23-1915 February 23
Also available on microfilm reel 7. See: MN# 92-2028.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.12 Folder 234
Letters to and from MER relating to the Chicago School of Civics, 1910 April 25-1913 June 24
Also available on microfilm reel 7. See: MN# 92-2028.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.12 Folder 235
Letters and other materials to and from MER relating to Training for Social Work, 1911 March 25-1913 November 17
Also available on microfilm reel 7. See: MN# 92-2028.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.12 Folder 236
Letters and other materials to and from MER relating to Training for Social Work, 1920 May 31-1928 January 3
Also available on microfilm reel 7. See: MN# 92-2028.
Arranged chronologically
Part II.6: Materials relating to the Charity Organization Institutes, 1912-1918
Materials relating to the Charity Organization Institutes through 1915, 1912-1915
Box II.13 Folder 237
General, 1912-1914
Files for the Charity Organization Institutes prior to 1913 and for the year 1914 are missing from the Archive. This folder contains mimeographed class songs for the 1912 Institute and several sets of pencilled notes which seem to be from 1914 Institute papers. Also available on microfilm reel 7. See: MN# 92-2028.
Box II.13 Folder 238
Applications, membership lists, and class plans and outlines for the 1913 Institute, 1913
Also available on microfilm reel 7. See: MN# 92-2028.
Box II.13 Folder 239
Class problems and reports for the 1913 Institute; also miscellaneous materials, 1913
Also available on microfilm reel 7. See: MN# 92-2028.
Box II.13 Folder 240-241
Social Outlines written by members of the 1913 Institute, 1913, 2 folders
Folder 240 is also available on microfilm reel 7. See: MN# 92-2028. Folder 241 is also available on microfilm reel 8. See: MN# 92-2029.
Box II.13 Folder 242
Applications, membership lists, and recommendations for the 1915 Institute, 1915
Also available on microfilm reel 8. See: MN# 92-2029.
Box II.13 Folder 243
Class plans, outlines, and assignments for the 1915 Institute, 1915
Also available on microfilm reel 8. See: MN# 92-2029.
Box II.13 Folder 244-245
Preliminary reports and class problems written by members of the 1915 Institute, 1915, 2 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 8. See: MN# 92-2029.
Box II.13 Folder 246
Tramp Family Committee reports for the 1915 Institute; also related materials, 1915
Also available on microfilm reel 8. See: MN# 92-2029.
Box II.13 Folder 247
Miscellaneous materials relating to the 1915 Institute, 1915
Also available on microfilm reel 8. See: MN# 92-2029.
Materials relating to the 1916 Charity Organization Institute, 1916
Box II.14 Folder 248
Applications accepted for the 1916 Institute
Also available on microfilm reel 8. See: MN# 92-2029.
Box II.14 Folder 249
Applications rejected for the 1916 Institute
Also available on microfilm reel 9. See: MN# 92-2030.
Box II.14 Folder 250
Membership lists; recommendations, and correspondence relating to applicants for the 1916 Institute
Also available on microfilm reel 9. See: MN# 92-2030.
Box II.14 Folder 251
Class plans, outlines, and assignments for the 1916 Institute
Also available on microfilm reel 9. See: MN# 92-2030.
Box II.14 Folder 252-254
Preliminary reports and class problems written by members of the 1916 Institute, 3 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 9. See: MN# 92-2030.
Box II.14 Folder 255
Committee reports for the 1916 Institute
Also available on microfilm reel 9. See: MN# 92-2030.
Box II.14 Folder 256
Miscellaneous materials relating to the 1916 Institute
Also available on microfilm reel 9. See: MN# 92-2030.
Materials relating to the 1917 Charity Organization Institute, 1917
Box II.15 Folder 257
Applications accepted for the 1917 Institute
Box II.15 Folder 258
Applications rejected for the 1917 Institute
Box II.15 Folder 259
Membership lists, recommendations, and correspondence relating to applicants for the 1917 Institute
Box II.15 Folder 260
Class plans and outlines for the 1917 Institute
Box II.15 Folder 261
Letters from MER to 1917 Institute members relating to assignments for preliminary reports
Box II.15 Folder 262-264
Preliminary reports and class problems written by members of the 1917 Institute, 3 folders
Box II.15 Folder 265
Committee reports for the 1917 Institute
Materials relating to the 1917 Charity Organization Institute, 1918
Box II.16 Folder 266-267
Applications accepted for the 1918 Institute, 2 folders
Box II.16 Folder 268
Applications rejected for the 1918 Institute
Box II.16 Folder 269
Membership lists, recommendations, and correspondence relating to applicants for the 1918 Institute
Box II.16 Folder 270
Class plans and outlines for the 1918 Institute
Box II.16 Folder 271
Letters from MER to 1918 Institute members relating to assignments for preliminary reports
Box II.16 Folder 272-276
Preliminary reports and class problems written by members of the 1918 Institute, 5 folders
Box II.16 Folder 277
Committee reports for the 1918 Institute
Box II.16 Folder 278
Case records and summaries used by the 1918 Institute study class
Box II.16 Folder 279
Miscellaneous materials relating to the 1918 Institute
Part II.7: Materials relating to the Institutes of Family Social Work 1919-1928, and re: Supervisors Conferences 1914-1923, 1919-1928
Materials relating to the 1919 Institute of Family Social Work, 1919
Box II.17 Folder 280-281
Applications accepted for the 1919 Institute, 2 folders
Box II.17 Folder 282
Applications rejected for the 1919 Institute
Box II.17 Folder 283
Membership lists, recommendations, and correspondence relating to applicants for the 1919 Institute
Box II.17 Folder 284
Class plans and outlines for the 1919 Institute
Box II.17 Folder 285
Letters from MER to 1919 Institute members relating to assignments for preliminary reports
Box II.17 Folder 286-293
Preliminary reports and class problems written by members of the 1919 Institute, 8 folders
Box II.17 Folder 294-295
Committee reports for the 1919 Institute, 2 folders
Materials relating to the 1920 Institute of Family Social Work, 1920
Box II.18 Folder 296-297
Applications accepted for the 1920 Institute, 2 folders
Box II.18 Folder 298
Applications rejected for the 1920 Institute
Box II.18 Folder 299
Membership lists, recommendations, and correspondence relating to applicants for the 1920 Institute
Box II.18 Folder 300
Class plans and outlines for the 1920 Institute
Box II.18 Folder 301
Letters from MER to 1920 Institute members relating to assignments for preliminary reports
Box II.18 Folder 302-305
Preliminary reports and class problems written by members of the 1920 Institute, 4 folders
Box II.18 Folder 306-308
Committee reports for the 1920 Institute, 3 folders
Materials relating to the 1921 Institute of Family Social Work, 1921
Box II.19 Folder 309-310
Applications accepted for the 1921 Institute, 2 folders
Box II.19 Folder 311
Applications rejected for the 1921 Institute
Box II.19 Folder 312
Membership lists, recommendations, and correspondence relating to applicants for the 1921 Institute
Box II.19 Folder 313
Class plans and outlines for the 1921 Institute
Box II.19 Folder 314
Letters from MER to 1921 Institute members relating to assignments for preliminary reports
Box II.19 Folder 315-317
Preliminary reports and class problems written by members of the 1921 Institute, 3 folders
Box II.19 Folder 318-320
Committee reports for the 1921 Institute, 3 folders
Materials relating to the 1922 Institute of Family Social Work, 1922
Box II.20 Folder 321-322
Applications accepted for the 1922 Institute, 2 folders
Box II.20 Folder 323-324
Applications rejected for the 1922 Institute, 2 folders
Box II.20 Folder 325
Membership lists, recommendations, and correspondence relating to applicants for the 1922 Institute
Box II.20 Folder 326
Class plans and outlines for the 1922 Institute
Box II.20 Folder 327
Letters from MER to 1922 Institute members relating to assignments for preliminary reports
Box II.20 Folder 328-332
Preliminary reports and class problems written by members of the 1922 Institute, 5 folders
Box II.20 Folder 333-335
Committee reports for the 1922 Institute, 3 folders
Materials relating to the 1925-1928 Institutes of Family Social Work, 1925-1928
Materials relating to the the 1914-1923 Supervisors Conferences, 1914-1923
Note that no Supervisors' Conference was held in 1921.
Box II.21 Folder 340
Reports of morning and afternoon sessions of the Supervisors' Conference, 1914 October 30-31
Also available on microfilm reel 10. See: MN# 92-2031.
Box II.21 Folder 341
Summary of discussions and notes and outlines for the 1914 Supervisors' Conference, 1914
Also available on microfilm reel 10. See: MN# 92-2031.
Box II.21 Folder 342
Reports of morning and afternoon sessions of the Supervisors' Conference, 1915 November 12-13
Also available on microfilm reel 10. See: MN# 92-2031.
Box II.21 Folder 343
Miscellaneous materials relating to topics for the 1915 Supervisors' Conference, 1915
Also available on microfilm reel 10. See: MN# 92-2031.
Box II.21 Folder 344
Reports of morning and afternoon sessions of the Supervisors' Conference, 1916 November 11
Also available on microfilm reel 10. See: MN# 92-2031.
Box II.21 Folder 345
Reports of morning and afternoon sessions of the Supervisors' Conference, 1917 October 19-20
Also available on microfilm reel 10. See: MN# 92-2031.
Box II.21 Folder 346
Miscellaneous materials relating to topics and notes and outlines for the 1917 Supervisors' Conference, 1917
Also available on microfilm reel 10. See: MN# 92-2031.
Box II.21 Folder 347
Reports of morning and afternoon sessions of the Supervisors' Conference, 1918 December 6-7
Also available on microfilm reel 10. See: MN# 92-2031.
Box II.21 Folder 348
Summary of discussions and miscellaneous materials relating to topics for the 1918 Supervisors' Conference, 1918
Also available on microfilm reel 10. See: MN# 92-2031.
Box II.21 Folder 349
Reports of morning and afternoon sessions of the Supervisors' Conference, October 30 and 31, and morning session, November 1, 1919, 1919 October 30-November 1
Also available on microfilm reel 10. See: MN# 92-2031.
Box II.21 Folder 350
Miscellaneous materials relating to topics and notes and outlines for the 1919 Supervisors' Conference, 1919
Also available on microfilm reel 10. See: MN# 92-2031.
Box II.21 Folder 351
"The Family Case Record," a discussion at the 1919 Supervisors' Conference, 1919
Also available on microfilm reel 10. See: MN# 92-2031.
Box II.21 Folder 352
Miscellaneous materials relating to topics and notes and outlines for the 1920 Supervisors' Conference, 1920
Also available on microfilm reel 10. See: MN# 92-2031.
Box II.21 Folder 353
Notes and outlines for the 1922 Supervisors' Conference, 1922
Also available on microfilm reel 10. See: MN# 92-2031.
Box II.21 Folder 354
Reports on topics for the 1922 Supervisors' Conference, 1922
Also available on microfilm reel 10. See: MN# 92-2031.
Box II.21 Folder 355
Miscellaneous materials relating to topics for the 1922 Supervisors1 Conference, 1922
Also available on microfilm reel 10. See: MN# 92-2031.
Box II.21 Folder 356
Notes and outlines for the 1923 Supervisors' Conference, 1923
Also available on microfilm reel 11. See: MN# 92-2032.
Box II.21 Folder 357
Reports on topics for the 1923 Supervisors' Conference, 1923
Also available on microfilm reel 11. See: MN# 92-2032.
Part II.8: Materials relating to Training for Social Work, 1902-1921, undated
Box II.22 Folder 358
MER's notes for a training class, 1902-1903
Also available on microfilm reel 11. See: MN# 92-2032.
Box II.22 Folder 359-361
Training course plans and outlines, 1908-1919, 3 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 11. See: MN# 92-2032.
Box II.22 Folder 362
Programs of instruction at various schools of social work, 1920-1921
Also available on microfilm reel 11. See: MN# 92-2032.
Two memoranda written by MER on the subject of training
Box II.22 Folder 363
"Memorandum showing Tentative Plan for a Study of
Training for Social Work in the United States", 1920 June 1
Also available on microfilm reel 11. See: MN# 92-2032.
Box II.22 Folder 363
"Memorandum on the Need of a National Training Board
for Social Work", 1923 or later
Also available on microfilm reel 11. See: MN# 92-2032.
Box II.22 Folder 364
Miscellaneous comments and plans relating to training for social work
Also available on microfilm reel 11. See: MN# 92-2032.
Box II.22 Folder 365
Committee reports relating to training for social work
Also available on microfilm reel 11. See: MN# 92-2032.
Box II.22 Folder 366
Bulletins and reports on training for social work issued by the American Association
Also available on microfilm reel 11. See: MN# 92-2032.
Box II.22 Folder 367
Class discussions and exercises based on case records: Boston School for Social Workers, conducted by Zilpha D. Smith, 1910 February
Also available on microfilm reel 11. See: MN# 92-2032.
Box II.22 Folder 368
Class discussions and exercises based on case records: Boston School for Social Workers, conducted by Zilpha D. Smith, 1910
Also available on microfilm reel 11. See: MN# 92-2032.
Box II.22 Folder 369
Class discussions and exercises based on case records: Boston School for Social Workers, May, 1912, and New York School of Philanthropy, November-December, 1914, 1912-1914
Also available on microfilm reel 11. See: MN# 92-2032.
Box II.22 Folder 370
Class discussions and exercises based on case records: Harvard University, Department of Social Ethics, conducted by Dr. Richard Cabot, April-May 1921; also New York Charity Organization Society study class conducted by Joanna C. Colcord, December 1922, 1921-1922
Also available on microfilm reel 12. See: MN# 92-2033.
Box II.22 Folder 371-373
An examination of forty Chicago visitors conducted by Amelia Sears, 1920, 3 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 12. See: MN# 92-2033.
Box II.22 Folder 374
Materials relating to the case system of teaching in other fields
Also available on microfilm reel 12. See: MN# 92-2033.
Part II.9: Materials related to Case Records and Recording, and the Case Criticism Service, 1911-1928, undated
Letters and other materials relating to Case Records and Recording, 1911-1928
Box II.23 Folder 375-376
Correspondence between MER and various persons relating to case records and recording, 1911 March 30-1912 October 24, 2 folders
Box II.23 Folder 377
Correspondence and related materials between MER, Amelia Sears, and others concerning case records and recording, 1912 July 29-October 6
Box II.23 Folder 378
Correspondence between MER and various persons relating to case records and recording, 1913 June 2-1915 December
Box II.23 Folder 379
Correspondence and related materials between MER and Gertrude Vaile concerning the Minor case record, June 15-September 24, 1913; also letter from Amelia Sears to MER, January 30, 1917, enclosing 1913 notes on Minor record, 1913-1917
Box II.23 Folder 380
Correspondence between MER and Frank J. Bruno relating to his paper on "What a Case Record Is For", 1916 January 14-May 1
Box II.23 Folder 381
Correspondence between MER and various persons relating to case records and recording, 1916 February 2-1917 October
Box II.23 Folder 382
Correspondence and related materials between MER, Joanna C. Colcord, and Edward Lynde concerning the Hummel case record, 1919 May 16-July 21
Box II.23 Folder 383
Correspondence between MER and various persons relating to case records and recording, 1919 December 10-1921 December 30
Box II.23 Folder 384
Correspondence and related materials between MER, the COD staff, and Knowleton Mixer concerning case record forms, 1920 June
Box II.23 Folder 385
Correspondence between MER and various persons relating to case records and recording, 1924 January 2-1928 March 28
Box II.23 Folder 386
Correspondence concerning requests for case records, 1923 February 25-1928 September 28
Box II.23 Folder 387
MER's non-letter materials on case records and recording
Box II.23 Folder 388-391
MER's correspondence with and relating to Annie I. Gerry, consultant of the Case Criticism Service, 1925 October 30-1927 March 22, 4 folders
Box II.23 Folder 392
Letters and statements relating to financial details of Annie I . Gerry's Case Criticism Service, 1926-1927
Supplementary Materials relating to Case Records and Recording
Box II.24 Folder 393
Criticisms and Comments
Box II.24 Folder 394-398
Analyses and Summaries, 5 folders
Box II.24 Folder 399
Techniques and Mechanics of Record Writing
Box II.24 Folder 400
Akron Case Records
Box II.24 Folder 401
Boston Associated Charities Case Records
Box II.24 Folder 402
Closing of Records
Box II.24 Folder 403
Confidential Nature of Records
Box II.24 Folder 404
Miscellaneous
Case records, Summaries, and Analyses, 12 items
12 Packages. Collected by MER or the COD for study, research, and teaching purposes.
Part II.10: Widows' Pensions--Letters and Supplementary Material
Letters and Writings relating to Widows Pensions
Box II.25 Folder 405
Correspondence between MER and Fred S. Hall and others relating to preparation of Richmond and Hall's A Study of 985 Widows Known to Certain Charity Organization Societies in 1910 (Russell Sage Foundation, 1913), 1910 January 3-1913 June 27
Also available on microfilm reel 12. See: MN# 92-2033.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.25 Folder 406
Correspondence between MER and C.C. Carstens and others concerning Carsten's Public Pensions to Widows with Children: A Study of Their Administration in Several American Cities (Russell Sage Foundation, 1913), 1912 June 20-1913 April 25
Also available on microfilm reel 12. See: MN# 92-2033.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.25 Folder 407
Correspondence between MER and various persons relating to Judge Henry Neil and the Mothers Pension League, 1912 December 12-1913 February 11
Also available on microfilm reel 12. See: MN# 92-2033.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.25 Folder 408-409
Correspondence between MER and various persons relating to the movement for Widows Pensions, 1911 April 7-1913 December 23, 2 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 12. See: MN# 92-2033.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.25 Folder 410
Correspondence between MER and various persons relating to the movement for Widows Pensions, 1914 February 25-1916 September 14
Also three reports on the COD's activities in the Widows Pensions controversy dated January 10,1913; October 15, 1913; and January 18,1915 [at least two of these were probably written by Miss Richmond]. Also available on microfilm reel 12. See: MN# 92-2033.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.25 Folder 411
"Motherhood and Pensions", 1913 March 1
Holograph and typescript drafts of MER's article on "Motherhood and Pensions" for The Survey. Also available on microfilm reel 12. See: MN# 92-2033.
Box II.25 Folder 412
The Survey (2 issues), 1913 February 15 and March 1
Copies of The Survey for February 15 and March 1, 1913, containing MER's articles on " 'Pensions' and the Social Worker" and "Motherhood and Pensions;" also separate reprint of "Motherhood and Pensions." Also available on microfilm reel 13. See: MN# 92-2034.
Box II.25 Folder 413
A Study of 985 Widows Known to Certain Charity Organization Societies in 1910
Typescript of Richmond and Hall's A Study of 985 Widows Known to Certain Charity Organization Societies in 1910 (Russell Sage Foundation, 1913). Also available on microfilm reel 13. See: MN# 92-2034.
Box II.25 Folder 414
A Study of 985 Widows Known to Certain Charity Organization Societies in 1910--Appendices
Typescript of appendices for Richmond and Hall's A Study of 985 Widows Known to Certain Charity Organization Societies in 1910 (Russell Sage Foundation, 1913). Also available on microfilm reel 13. See: MN# 92-2034.
Box II.25 Folder 415
A Study of 985 Widows Known to Certain Charity Organization Societies in 1910--Tables
Tables to accompany Richmond and Hall's A Study of 985 Widows Known to Certain Charity Organization Societies in 1910 (Russell Sage Foundation, 1913), some in MER's holograph. Also available on microfilm reel 13. See: MN# 92-2034.
Box II.25 Folder 416
MER's holograph notes on the subject of Widows Pensions
Also available on microfilm reel 13. See: MN# 92-2034.
Box II.25 Folder 417
Schedules used in the prepartion of Richmond and Hall's A Study of 985 Widows Known to Certain Charity Organization Societies in 1910 (Russell Sage Foundation, 1913)
Also available on microfilm reel 13. See: MN# 92-2034.
Box II.25 Folder 418-419
Other Materials used in the prepartion of Richmond and Hall's A Study of 985 Widows Known to Certain Charity Organization Societies in 1910 (Russell Sage Foundation, 1913), 2 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 13. See: MN# 92-2034.
Supplementary Materials relating to Widows Pensions
Box II.26 Folder 420-425
General, 6 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 14. See: MN# 92-2035.
Box II.26 Folder 426-428
Administration, 3 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 14. See: MN# 92-2035.
Box II.26 Folder 429
State and Federal Legislation
Also available on microfilm reel 15. See: MN# 92-2036.
Box II.26 Folder 430-431
Judge Henry Neil and the Mothers Pension League, 2 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 15. See: MN# 92-2036.
Part II.11: Unemployment Crises--Letters and Other Materials Relating to, 1909-1924
Box II.27 Folder 432
Correspondence and related materials between MER and various persons concerning the Mayor's Committee on Unemployment, 1916 June 17-1918 April 24
Also available on microfilm reel 15. See: MN# 92-2036.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.27 Folder 433
Form letter of April 4, 1918, sent out by MER as Chairman of the Civilian Relief Section, Council of Women's Organizations, on the subject of Unemployment, and the responses to her request for information, 1918 April 4-23
Also available on microfilm reel 15. See: MN# 92-2036.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.27 Folder 434
Correspondence and related materials between MER and various persons concerning the President's Conference on Unemployment, 1921 September 12-1924 October 29
Also available on microfilm reel 15. See: MN# 92-2036.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.27 Folder 435
"Memorandum on Emergency Relief in Times of Unemployment", 1921 October 12
Typescript copy of MER's unpublished "Memorandum on Emergency Relief in Times of Unemployment," October 12, 1921; also separate reprint from The Long View (Russell Sage Foundation, 1930). Also available on microfilm reel 15. See: MN# 92-2036.
Box II.27 Folder 436
Emergency Winter Exchange letters relating to Unemployment, 1909-1915
Also available on microfilm reel 15. See: MN# 92-2036.
Box II.27 Folder 437
Binder containing Emergency Winter Exchange letters from larger cities, 1914-1915
Also available on microfilm reel 15. See: MN# 92-2036.
Box II.27 Folder 438
Binder containing Emergency Winter Exchange letters from smaller cities, 1914-1915
Also available on microfilm reel 15. See: MN# 92-2036.
Box II.27 Folder 439-440
Questionnaires, letters, and other materials relating to the Emergency Winter of 1914-1915, 1914-1915, 2 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 15. See: MN# 92-2036.
Arranged alphabetically by city, Baltimore-the Oranges
Box II.27 Folder 441
Questionnaires, letters, and other materials relating to the Emergency Winter of 1914-1915, 1914-1915
Also available on microfilm reel 16. See: MN# 92-2037.
Arranged alphabetically by city, Philadelphia-Toledo
Box II.27 Folder 442-443
Other materials relating to the Emergency Winter of 1914-1915, 1914-1915, 2 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 16. See: MN# 92-2037.
Box II.27 Folder 444
Miscellaneous materials relating to the subject of Unemployment, 1889-1923
Also available on microfilm reel 16. See: MN# 92-2037.
Box II.27 Folder 445-446
Newspaper and magazine clippings relating to the subject.of Unemployment, 1914-1923, 2 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 16. See: MN# 92-2037.
Part II.12: American Red Cross--Letters and Other Materials Relating to, 1909-1922, undated
Box II.28 Folder 447
Correspondence and other materials between MER and various persons relating to the Emergency Relief Board of the American Red Cross, 1909 October 22-1912 October 19
Box II.28 Folder 448
Minutes and other materials relating to meetings of the Emergency Relief Board of the American Red Cross, 1909 October 14-1913 October 17
Box II.28 Folder 449
Correspondence and other materials between MER and various persons relating to the Home Service program of the American Red Cross, 1917 March 1-1919 March 25
Box II.28 Folder 450
Miss Richmond's Manual of Home Service (American Red Cross, 1917), 1917
Typescript, mimeographed, and printed copies
Box II.28 Folder 451
Karl deSchweinitz's This Side The Trenches with the American Red Cross
Outline and mimeographed copy
Box II.28 Folder 452
Communications and documents relating to the American Red Cross Home Service Institutes and other classes
Box II.28 Folder 453
Miscellaneous communications and documents relating to the Home Service program of the American Red Cross, mostly 1917
Box II.28 Folder 454-455
Miscellaneous communications and documents relating to the American Red Cross Department of Civilian Relief and to local Civilian Relief Committees, 2 folders
Box II.28 Folder 456
Communications and documents issued by the American Association relating to the American Red Cross Home Service program, 1917 October 8-1920 October 15
Box II.28 Folder 457
Articles from The Survey relating to American Red Cross Home Service and Civilian Relief programs, 1917-1922
Box II.28 Folder 458
Newspaper and magazine clippings relating to American Red Cross war activities
Box II.28 Folder 459
Correspondence between MER and various persons relating to other American Red Cross activities, 1918 November 8-1920 November 26
Box II.28 Folder 460
MER's notes and comments relating to the future of the American Ked Cross in peacetime, undated
Box II.28 Folder 461
Correspondence relating to the future of the American Red Cross in peacetime, 1918 December 5-1919 March 28
Correspondence does not involve MER. Also printed materials.
Arranged chronologically
Part II.13: National Conference--Letters and Other Materials Relating to, 1909-1928
Note: Name changed in 1918 from National Conference of Charities and Correction to National Conference of Social Work. See also Part II, Box 33, Folder 546 for materials on Miss Richmond's candicacy for the Presidency of the National Conference in 1922.
Box II.29 Folder 462-463
Correspondence between MER and Alexander Johnson relating to the National Conference, 1909 November 4-1913 May 5, 2 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 16. See: MN# 92-2037.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.29 Folder 464
MER's correspondence with and relating to W.T. Cross, General Secretary of the National Conference, 1913 November 15-1919 June 11
Also available on microfilm reel 16. See: MN# 92-2037.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.29 Folder 465
Correspondence between MER and various persons relating to the National Conference, 1920 July 21-1928 March 2
Also available on microfilm reel 16. See: MN# 92-2037.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.29 Folder 466
Correspondence and other materials between MER and various persons relating to the National Conference Committee on Families and Neighborhoods, 1909 September 7-1910 March 31
Also available on microfilm reel 16. See: MN# 92-2037.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.29 Folder 467
Correspondence and other materials between MER and Francis H. McLean relating to an Analysis of National Conference Attendance, 1912 August 24-October 19
Also available on microfilm reel 16. See: MN# 92-2037.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.29 Folder 468-469
Correspondence between MER and various persons relating to the National Conference Change of Name Committee, 1915 August 20-1917 June 1, 2 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 16. See: MN# 92-2037.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.29 Folder 470
Other materials relating to the National Conference Change of Name Committee
Also available on microfilm reel 17. See: MN# 92-2038.
Box II.29 Folder 471
Correspondence between MER and various persons relating to Family Division programs for the National Conference, 1921 July 26-1924 November 20
Also available on microfilm reel 17. See: MN# 92-2038.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.29 Folder 472
Correspondence and other materials between MER and various persons relating to National Conference committee work, 1920 February 24-1922 July 21
Also available on microfilm reel 17. See: MN# 92-2038.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.29 Folder 473
Correspondence relating to the National Conference, 1909 March 7-1919 October 16
Correspondence does not involve MER. Also available on microfilm reel 17. See: MN# 92-2038.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.29 Folder 474
Communications to members of the Executive Committee of the National Conference and minutes of meetings, 1911-1920
Also available on microfilm reel 17. See: MN# 92-2038.
Box II.29 Folder 475
Materials relating to other National Conference committees, 1911-1922
Also available on microfilm reel 17. See: MN# 92-2038.
Box II.29 Folder 476
Reports on the National Conference meetings at Indianapolis, 1916
Also available on microfilm reel 17. See: MN# 92-2038.
Box II.29 Folder 477
Miscellaneous supplementary materials relating to the National Conference
Also available on microfilm reel 17. See: MN# 92-2038.
Part II.14: American Association--Letters and Other Materials Relating to
Note: Began as the National Association of Societies for Organizing Charity in 1911; name changed to American Association of Societies for Organizing Charity in 1912, and again to American Association for Organizing Family Social Work in 1919.
Box II.30 Folder 478-479
Correspondence between MER and various persons relating to the American Association, 1910 April 5-1928 August 30, 2 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 17. See: MN# 92-2038.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.30 Folder 480
Correspondence between MER and various persons relating to The Family (issued by the American Association), 1920 December 24-1927 August 19
Also available on microfilm reel 17. See: MN# 92-2038.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.30 Folder 481
Correspondence between MER and various persons relating to the program for the 1923 American Association Conference at Washington, 1923 March-May
Also available on microfilm reel 17. See: MN# 92-2038.
Box II.30 Folder 482-484
Communications and documents relating to plans for the formation of the American Association, 1909-1911, 3 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 17. See: MN# 92-2038.
Box II.30 Folder 485
Miscellaneous materials relating to the American Association, 1914-1919
Also available on microfilm reel 17. See: MN# 92-2038.
Box II.30 Folder 486
Materials relating to the American Association Committee on Scope and Policy, 1918-1919
Also available on microfilm reel 17. See: MN# 92-2038.
Box II.30 Folder 487
Miscellaneous materials relating to the American Association, 1920-1924
Also available on microfilm reel 17. See: MN# 92-2038.
Box II.30 Folder 488
Miscellaneous materials relating to the American Association, 1925-1928
Also available on microfilm reel 18. See: MN# 92-2039.
Box II.30 Folder 489-491
Correspondence between MER and various persons relating to plans for the American Association's Buffalo Conference in 1927, 1925 September 23-1927 September 28, 3 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 18. See: MN# 92-2039.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.30 Folder 492
Correspondence between MER and various persons relating to the American Associations Conference on Family Life in America Today, held at Buffalo, October 1927, 1927 October 4-1928 July 2
Also available on microfilm reel 18. See: MN# 92-2039.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.30 Folder 493
Communications and documents relating to the Fiftieth Anniversary Committee of the American Association, 1925-1927
Also available on microfilm reel 18. See: MN# 92-2039.
Box II.30 Folder 494
Incomplete holograph draft of "The Concern of the Community with Marriage," MER's speech for the Buffalo Conference on Family Life, 1927 October 4
Also available on microfilm reel 18. See: MN# 92-2039.
Box II.30 Folder 495
Source materials and holograph notes for MER s speech to the Buffalo Conference on Family Life, circa 1927
Also includes typescript summary, probably for release to the press. Also available on microfilm reel 18. See: MN# 92-2039.
Box II.30 Folder 496
MER's work on invitations, publicity, and program for the Buffalo Conference on Family Life, 1927
Also available on microfilm reel 18. See: MN# 92-2039.
Box II.30 Folder 497
Printed and mimeographed programs and announcements relating to the Buffalo Conference on Family Life, 1927
Also available on microfilm reel 18. See: MN# 92-2039.
Box II.30 Folder 498
Other communications relating to the Buffalo Conference on Family Life, 1927
Also available on microfilm reel 18. See: MN# 92-2039.
Box II.30 Folder 499
News releases, publicity, and clippings relating to the Buffalo Conference on Family Life, 1927
Also available on microfilm reel 18. See: MN# 92-2039.
Box II.30 Folder 500
Joanna C. Colcord's A Decade of Service: The Family Welfare Association of Minneapolis Decennial Report for...1917-1926, published in commemoration of the Buffalo Conference on Family Life, 1927
Typescript copy. Also available on microfilm reel 18. See: MN# 92-2039.
Part II.15: Committee on Professional Organization--Letters and Other Materials Relating to, 1918-1920
Box II.31 Folder 501-503
Correspondence between MER and various persons relating to the Committee on Professional Organization, 1918 July 1-1919 December 11, 3 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 19. See: MN# 92-2040.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.31 Folder 504
Correspondence between MER and various persons relating to the Terminology Sub-committee of the Committee on Professional Organization, 1919
Also available on microfilm reel 19. See: MN# 92-2040.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.31 Folder 505
Correspondence between MER and various persons relating to the Committee on Professional Organization, 1920 January 2-June 4
Also available on microfilm reel 19. See: MN# 92-2040.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.31 Folder 506
Minutes of meetings, membership lists, and Miss Richmond's notes relating to the Committee on Professional Organization, 1918-1920
Also available on microfilm reel 19. See: MN# 92-2040.
Box II.31 Folder 507
Memoranda and complete filing set of worksheets relating to the Terminology Sub-committee of the Committee on Professional Organization
Also available on microfilm reel 19. See: MN# 92-2040.
Box II.31 Folder 508
Lists of words used by the Terminology Sub-committee of the Committee on Professional Organization for compilation in their worksheets
Also available on microfilm reel 19. See: MN# 92-2040.
Box II.31 Folder 509
Miscellaneous materials relating to the Terminology Sub-committee of the Committee on Professional Organization
Also available on microfilm reel 19. See: MN# 92-2040.
Box II.31 Folder 510
Materials relating to A Code of Ethics for Social Case Workers, collected by the Ethics Sub-committee of the Committee on Professional Organization
Also available on microfilm reel 19. See: MN# 92-2040.
Box II.31 Folder 511
Supplementary materials relating to ethics in social work, collected by the Ethics Sub-committee of the Comsiittee on Professional Organization
Also available on microfilm reel 19. See: MN# 92-2040.
Box II.31 Folder 512
Supplementary materials relating to ethics in law, medicine, and other professions, collected by the Ethics Sub-committee of the Committee on Professional Organization
Also available on microfilm reel 19. See: MN# 92-2040.
Box II.31 Folder 513
Miscellaneous materials relating to professional organization, collected by the Committee on Professional Organization
Also available on microfilm reel 20. See: MN# 92-2041.
Box II.31 Folder 514
United States Civil Service Examinations collected by the Committee on Professional Organization
Also available on microfilm reel 20. See: MN# 92-2041.
Box II.31 Folder 515
New York State and Municipal Civil Service Examinations collected by the Committee on Professional Organization
Also available on microfilm reel 20. See: MN# 92-2041.
Box II.31 Folder 516
Massachusetts and New Jersey State Civil Service Examinations collected by the Committee on Professional Organization
Also available on microfilm reel 20. See: MN# 92-2041.
Box II.31 Folder 517
Miscellaneous materials relating to Civil Service Examinations collected by the Committee on Professional Organization
Also available on microfilm reel 20. See: MN# 92-2041.
Box II.31A
Completed Worksheets, 1919-1920
Packages containing 3 sets of completed worksheets: December 2, 1919, with Summary and MER's tabulation; December 10, 1919 with Summary; March 10, 1920 with Summary and MER's tabulation. These materials relate to the Terminology Sub-committee of the Committee on Professional Organization.
Part II.16: Committee and Advisory Work--Letters and Other Materials Relating to, 1915-1928
Box II.32 Folder 518
Correspondence and other materials between MER and various persons relating to the formation of the National Alien Relief Committee, 1918 May 18-June 25
Also available on microfilm reel 20. See: MN# 92-2041.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.32 Folder 519
Correspondence and other materials between MER and various persons relating to the membership of the National Alien Relief Committee, 1918 June 12-October 23
Also available on microfilm reel 20. See: MN# 92-2041.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.32 Folder 520
Correspondence and other materials between MER and various persons relating to official business of the National Alien Relief Committee, 1918 August 2-1919 August 31
Also available on microfilm reel 20. See: MN# 92-2041.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.32 Folder 521
Correspondence with and relating to Dr. Norman Bridge, Chairman of the National Alien Relief Committee, 1918 September 3-November 2
Also available on microfilm reel 20. See: MN# 92-2041.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.32 Folder 522
Correspondence between MER and the New York Charity Organization Society relating to the National Alien Relief Committee, 1918 May 29-November 27
Also available on microfilm reel 20. See: MN# 92-2041.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.32 Folder 523
Correspondence between MER and various charity organization societies relating to the National Alien Relief Committee, 1918 May 28-1919 February 3
Also available on microfilm reel 20. See: MN# 92-2041.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.32 Folder 524
Clippings, notes, and miscellaneous materials relating to the National Alien Relief Committee
Also available on microfilm reel 20. See: MN# 92-2041.
Box II.32 Folder 525
Memoranda and other materials relating to the Decennial Report Committee of the Russell Sage Foundation, 1916
Also available on microfilm reel 20. See: MN# 92-2041.
Box II.32 Folder 526
Letters, memoranda, and other materials relating to the Committee on the Future Program of the Russell Sage Foundation; also Report of the Committee (MER, Chairman)
Also available on microfilm reel 20. See: MN# 92-2041.
Box II.32 Folder 527
Memoranda and reports of the Mailing List Committee of the Russell Sage Foundation, 1924
Also available on microfilm reel 20. See: MN# 92-2041.
Box II.32 Folder 528
Minutes and other materials relating to Russell Sage Foundation staff and directors' meetings, 1919-1924
Also available on microfilm reel 21. See: MN# 92-2042.
Box II.32 Folder 529
Miscellaneous materials concerning relations with other departments of the Russell Sage Foundation, 1917-1918
Also available on microfilm reel 21. See: MN# 92-2042.
Box II.32 Folder 530
Letters, minutes of meetings, and other materials relating to the Committee on Difficult Cases of the New York Charity Organization Society, 1916 November 17-1919 June 13
Also available on microfilm reel 21. See: MN# 92-2042.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.32 Folder 531
Letters, memoranda, and other materials relating to the Committee on Cooperation and District Work of the New York Charity Organization Society, 1917 May 21-1927 February 25
Also available on microfilm reel 21. See: MN# 92-2042.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.32 Folder 532
Letters, minutes of meetings, and other materials relating to the Committee on Marital Relations of the New York Charity Organization Society, 1918-1919
Also available on microfilm reel 21. See: MN# 92-2042.
Box II.32 Folder 533
Letters and other materials relating to various District Committees of the New York Charity Organization Society, 1922 January-1926 November 13
Also available on microfilm reel 21. See: MN# 92-2042.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.32 Folder 534
Correspondence between MER and various persons relating to District Committees and Case Conferences, 1915 March 17-1921 April 4
Also available on microfilm reel 21. See: MN# 92-2042.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.32 Folder 535-536
Miscellaneous materials relating to District Committees and Case Conferences, 2 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 21. See: MN# 92-2042.
Box II.32 Folder 537
Card file headed "Meetings of District Secretaries [prior at least to 1919]. Topics Reported for the Iast year by New York, Boston, Providence, Washington."
Also available on microfilm reel 21. See: MN# 92-2042.
Part II.17: Small Subjects, Personal Highlights, and Final Illness and Death--Letters and Other Materials Relating to, 1915-1928
Reports of Luncheon Meetings of the Inter-Relations Group, 1909-1911
Also available on microfilm reel 21. See: MN# 92-2042.
Box II.33 Folder 538
First Meeting, 1909 October 5
Box II.33 Folder 538
Second Meeting, 1910 April 14
Box II.33 Folder 538
Third Meeting, 1910 October 10
Box II.33 Folder 538
Fifth Meeting, 1911 October 6
Box II.33 Folder 539
Letters and other materials relating to Amelia Sears' Manual for the Chicago United Charities, 1912-1913
Also available on microfilm reel 21. See: MN# 92-2042.
Box II.33 Folder 540
Correspondence between MER, Wilbur C. Phillips, and others relating to the Phillips' book on a social unit plan, 1914 July 9-1915 July 29
Accompanied by set of galleys. Also available on microfilm reel 21. See: MN# 92-2042.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.33 Folder 541
Two form letters sent out by MER on the subject of establishing a War Problems Exchange, and responses, 1917
Two form letters sent out by MER April 19 and May 8, 1917, on the subject of establishing a War Problems Exchange, and the responses to her request for information, arranged chronologically from April 23 to September 4, 1917. Also available on microfilm reel 21. See: MN# 92-2042.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.33 Folder 542
Form letter sent out by MER on the subject of the War Risk Insurance Act, and responses, 1917
Form letter sent out bv MER November 15, 1917, on the subject of the War Risk Insurance Act, and the responses to her request for information, arranged chronologically from November 17 to 28, 1917. Also available on microfilm reel 22. See: MN# 92-2043.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.33 Folder 543
Minutes of meetings of the Council of Women's Organization, 1918 January 25-November 26
Also available on microfilm reel 22. See: MN# 92-2043.
Box II.33 Folder 544
Miscellaneous materials relating to the Council of Women's Organizations, 1917-1918
Also available on microfilm reel 22. See: MN# 92-2043.
Box II.33 Folder 545
Letters and clippings relating to MER's honorary degree from Smith College, 1921 May 9-November 17
Also available on microfilm reel 22. See: MN# 92-2043.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.33 Folder 546
Letters between MER and various correspondents relating to Miss Richmond's candidacy for President of the National Conference, 1921 May 4-1922 September 8
Also available on microfilm reel 22. See: MN# 92-2043.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.33 Folder 547
Letters and other materials relating to MER's interest in biography and her biographical articles, 1922 February 24-1924 November 7
Also available on microfilm reel 22. See: MN# 92-2043.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.33 Folder 548
Correspondence between MER and various persons relating to Miss Richmond's biographical article on C.S. Loch, and related materials, 1898-1924
Correspondence between MER and various persons relating to Miss Richmond's biographical article on C.S. Loch, arranged chronologically from April 7, 1923 to February 26, 1924; accompanied by a collection of Mr. Loch's letters to MER and others, arranged chronologically from June 8, 1898 to February 9, 1913. Also available on microfilm reel 22. See: MN# 92-2043.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.33 Folder 549
Letters and telegrams to Joanna C. Colcord from the Glenns and others relating to Miss Richmond's final illness, 1928 April 18-September 13
Also available on microfilm reel 22. See: MN# 92-2043.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.33 Folder 550
Immediate responses of a personal nature to Miss Richmond's death, 1928 September 14-28
Also available on microfilm reel 22. See: MN# 92-2043.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.33 Folder 551
Form letter sent out by Mary Willcox Glenn September 13, 1928, announcing Miss Richmond's death, and official responses from various agencies, 1928 September 14-October 3
Also available on microfilm reel 22. See: MN# 92-2043.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.33 Folder 552
Second form letter sent out by Mary Willcox Glenn October 3 , 1928, enclosing biographical and eulogistic materials on Miss Richmond, and official responses from various agencies, 1928 October 4-1929 April 12
Also available on microfilm reel 22. See: MN# 92-2043.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.33 Folder 553
Official release of Miss Richmond's death notice, accompanied by biographical and eulogistic materials
Also available on microfilm reel 22. See: MN# 92-2043.
Box II.33 Folder 554
Newspaper clippings of Miss Richmond's obituaries
Also available on microfilm reel 22. See: MN# 92-2043.
Box II.33 Folder 555
Miss Richmond's death notices in magazines and journals
Also available on microfilm reel 22. See: MN# 92-2043.
Box II.33 Folder 556
Eulogies and tributes marking the death of Miss Richmond
Also available on microfilm reel 22. See: MN# 92-2043.
Box II.33 Folder 557
Letters and other materials relating to a memorial meeting in honor of Miss Richmond held in the Assembly Hall of the Russell Sage Foundation, 1929 January 2
Also available on microfilm reel 22. See: MN# 92-2043.
Box II.33 Folder 558
Correspondence relating to a memorial issue of the The Family dedicated to Miss Richmond, 1928 September 19-1929 April 11
Accompanied by two copies of the memorial issue. Also available on microfilm reel 22. See: MN# 92-2043.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.33 Folder 559
Letters to Joanna C. Colcord from various correspondents relating to JCC's article on MER in the memorial issue of The Family, 1928 October 5-1929 January 26
Accompanied by separate reprint of the article. Also available on microfilm reel 22. See: MN# 92-2043.
Arranged chronologically
Part II.18: Speeches, Addresses, and Lectures, 1910-1925
Holograph and typescript notes for a series of lectures at the Chicago School of Civics, 1910 January 4-13
Also available on microfilm reel 22. See: MN# 92-2043.
Box II.34 Folder 560
Lecture I, Charity Organization, 1910 January 4
Box II.34 Folder 560
Lecture II, The Three Stages of Relief, 1910 January 5
Box II.34 Folder 560
Lecture III , The Third Stage of Relief, 1910 January 6
Box II.34 Folder 560
Lecture IV, Sources of Relief, 1910 January 7
Box II.34 Folder 560
Lecture V, Investigation, 1910 January 11
Box II.34 Folder 560
Lecture VI, The First Interview, 1910 January 12
Box II.34 Folder 560
Lecture VII, Completion ofInvestigation, 1910 January 13
Box II.34 Folder 561
"How Social Workers Can Aid Housing Reform", 1911
Separate reprint of an address delivered at the National Conference, Boston, 1911 (Rational Housing Association Publications 15, May 1912). Also available on microfilm reel 22. See: MN# 92-2043.
Box II.34 Folder 562
Address on Preliminary Investigation of Adult Offenders delivered at the State Probation Conference, New York, 1912 March 14
Holograph notes and draft. Also available on microfilm reel 22. See: MN# 92-2043.
Box II.34 Folder 563
"The Relation of Output to Intake", 1912 June 12
Separate reprint of an address delivered before the National Association of Organizing Charity, June 12, 1912 (Charity Organization Bulletin, III, No. 9, August 1912). Also available on microfilm reel 22. See: MN# 92-2043.
Box II.34 Folder 564
"The Charity Organization Department", 1914 February 10
Typescript draft of a lecture at the New York School of Philanthropy. Also available on microfilm reel 22. See: MN# 92-2043.
Box II.34 Folder 565
Kennedy lectures on First Steps in Social Case Work, 1914
Incomplete holography notes; also announcement. Also available on microfilm reel 23. See: MN# 92-2044.
Box II.34 Folder 566
"Co-ordination and Inference", 1914
Typescript draft of "Co-ordination and Inference," probably one of the Kennedy lectures, 1914; also summaries of the third, fourth, and fifth Kennedy lectures, dated March 30, April 13, and April 20, 1914. Also available on microfilm reel 23. See: MN# 92-2044.
Box II.34 Folder 567
"To the Volunteers of 1915", 1915
Holograph notes and typescript copy of an address to Philadelphia volunteers delivered at the Church House, Philadelphia, February 4, 1915. Also available on microfilm reel 23. See: MN# 92-2044.
Box II.34 Folder 568
"The College and the Community", 1915
Typescript copy of one of the after-dinner addresses to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of Vassar College, delivered at Davison Hall, Vassar College, October 13, 1915. Also available on microfilm reel 23. See: MN# 92-2044.
Box II.34 Folder 569
"The Charity Organization Department", 1916
Typescript copy of an address delivered before the New York Monday Evening Club, April 24, 1916. Also available on microfilm reel 23. See: MN# 92-2044.
Box II.34 Folder 570
"The Social Case Work Side of Probation and Parole", 1917
Typescript copy of an address delivered before the National Probation Association, June 1917. Also available on microfilm reel 23. See: MN# 92-2044.
Box II.34 Folder 571
["The Social Case Worker's Task"], 1917
Holograph draft and notes for an address delivered at the general session of the National Conference, 1917. Also available on microfilm reel 23. See: MN# 92-2044.
Box II.34 Folder 572
"The Family as the Center of Social Service", 1918
Holograph notes for the second lecture in Special Extension Course for Volunteers, Biltmore Hotel, January 18, 1918; also holograph notes headed "Home Service Lecture on The Family, March 29 and October 10, 1918." Also available on microfilm reel 23. See: MN# 92-2044.
Box II.34 Folder 573
"War and Family Solidarity", 1918
Separate reprint of an address delivered before the Division on The Family of the National Conference, May 21, 1918 (Charity Organization Department publication, 1918). Also available on microfilm reel 23. See: MN# 92-2044.
Box II.34 Folder 574
"The Long View", 1919
Typescript copy. This is a portion of an address delivered before a section meeting of the Junior League of New York City, November 20, 1919. Also available on microfilm reel 23. See: MN# 92-2044.
Box II.34 Folder 575
"Some Next Steps in Social Treatment", 1920
An address delivered before the Family Section of the National Conference, April 15, 1920 (Printed in The Family, Vol I, No.4, June 1920). Also available on microfilm reel 23. See: MN# 92-2044.
Box II.34 Folder 576
"A Social Work Point of View", 1923
Holograph draft of a a lecture delivered at the summer session of the New York School of Philanthropy, June 18, 1923. Also available on microfilm reel 23. See: MN# 92-2044.
Box II.34 Folder 577
"The Rhythm of Social Work", 1925
Holograph and typescript notes for an address delivered at Philadelphia, April 30, 1925, and at the Institute of Family Social Work, May 19, 1925. Also available on microfilm reel 23. See: MN# 92-2044.
Part II.19: Notes for Speeches, Addresses, Lectures; also Articles, Reviews, and Unpublished Writings
Twelve sets of holograph notes for speeches, addresses, and lectures, 1909-1912
Also available on microfilm reel 23. See: MN# 92-2044.
Box II.35 Folder 578
Boston Annual Meeting, 1909
Box II.35 Folder 578
Rochester Address on Organized Charity, 1909 December
Box II.35 Folder 578
Cooperation, Grammercy District Committee, 1910 March
Box II.35 Folder 578
New York School of Philanthropy, 1910 September
Box II.35 Folder 578
Galesburg, 1910 October
Box II.35 Folder 578
Outside Sources of Information, Chicago, 1910 October
Box II.35 Folder 578
Junior League Lecture, Upbuilding of the Family, 1911 January
Box II.35 Folder 578
Pittsfield, 1911 March
Box II.35 Folder 578
Grammercy Neighborhood Association on What Social Workers Should Know, 1911 March
Box II.35 Folder 578
Talk on Widows, Assistant Secretaries of the New York Charity Organization Society, 1912 March
Box II.35 Folder 578
The Volunteer's Value to the Professional, Junior League, 1912 April
Box II.35 Folder 578
Address to Philadelphia Society for Organizing Charity, 1912 November
Eleven sets of holograph notes for speeches, addresses, and lectures, 1913-1916
Also available on microfilm reel 23. See: MN# 92-2044.
Box II.35 Folder 579
Second Year Group of the New York School of Philanthropy, 1913 February
Box II.35 Folder 579
Smith College, 1913 October
Box II.35 Folder 579
Hearing on Widows Pensions by New York State Commission, 1913 November
Box II.35 Folder 579
Address to Reading Associated Charities, 1913 December
Box II.35 Folder 579
Church Mission of Help, 1914 January
Box II.35 Folder 579
Volunteers of the Federated Charities of Baltimore on The Test of Reality, 1914 November
Box II.35 Folder 579
YWCA Training School, 1914 December
Box II.35 Folder 579
Case Committee of the Brooklyn Bureau of Charities, 1915 February
Box II.35 Folder 579
Kennedy District on The Work of a District Committee, 1915 November
Box II.35 Folder 579
Five Boston Lectures to Second Year Students, 1915 December
Box II.35 Folder 579
Yorkville District of the New York Charity Organization Society on The District and Neighborhood Co-op, 1916 January
Ten sets of holograph notes for speeches, addresses, and lecture, 1917-1919
Also available on microfilm reel 24. See: MN# 92-2045.
Box II.35 Folder 580
Child Helping Institute of the New York School of Philanthropy, 1917 June
Box II.35 Folder 580
Address on Volunteers to Home Service Workers of Pennsylvania, 1917 November
Box II.35 Folder 580
The Growth of the Charity Organization Movenent in its Case Work Program [AASOC 1917?], 1917?
Box II.35 Folder 580
Address to New York Episcopal Seminary on The Work of the New York Charity Organization Society, 1918 February
Box II.35 Folder 580
Home Service lecture on Relatives, 1918 April
Box II.35 Folder 580
Home Service lecture on Comparison of Material, 1918 October
Box II.35 Folder 580
Need of Professional Standards, Fordham University, 1918 December
Box II.35 Folder 580
Home Service section course lecture on Evidence, 1919 January
Also at University of Colorado, July 1919.
Box II.35 Folder 580
Lecture to staff of the New York Charity Organization Society on A Profession in the Making, 1919 February
Box II.35 Folder 580
Lecture to University of Colorado class on Outside Sources, 1919 July
Ten sets of holograph notes for speeches, addresses, and lectures, 1920-1923 June
Also available on microfilm reel 24. See: MN# 92-2045.
Box II.35 Folder 581
Address to staff of New York Charity Organization Society, 1920 January
Box II.35 Folder 581
Part of address at Annual Meeting of Boston Family Welfare
Society, 1920 November
Box II.35 Folder 581
Address at Church Mission of Help Institute on Evidence
and the Groundwork for Treatment, 1921 January
Box II.35 Folder 581
Philadelphia in 1900, Social Workers Club of Philadelphia, 1921 January
Box II.35 Folder 581
Jewish Federation Meeting on Family Care, 1921 April
Box II.35 Folder 581
Talk to staff of AAOFSW on The Relation of the Family to Social Progress and to the Future of Civilization, 1922
Box II.35 Folder 581
Address at Providence Conference Luncheon of Hospital Social Workers, 1922 June
Box II.35 Folder 581
Church Mission of Help, 1923 January
Box II.35 Folder 581
Institute dinner at Washington on Where the Blue Begins in
Social Work, 1923 May
Box II.35 Folder 581
Phi Beta Kappa, 1923 June
Eight sets of holograph notes for speeches, addresses, and lectures, 1923 August-1925
Also available on microfilm reel 24. See: MN# 92-2045.
Box II.35 Folder 582
Talk on Marriage Administration Study given at Franklin, 1923 August
Box II.35 Folder 582
New Workers from Brooklyn Bureau, 1923 September
Box II.35 Folder 582
Possibilities of the Art of Helping, New York Charity Organization Society course, 1923 December
Box II.35 Folder 582
Lecture on Inter-relations of Social Movements to Mr. Lee's Seminar, 1925 March
Box II.35 Folder 582
Talk on the Russell Sage Foundation to group of college juniors, 1925 March
Box II.35 Folder 582
Talk on Marriage Administration to the Institute, 1925 May
Box II.35 Folder 582
Address on A Sense of the Whole to Undistricted Supervisors, 1925 October
Box II.35 Folder 582
Address to staff of Brooklyn Bureau on Higher Mathematics of Social Work, 1925 October
Six sets of undated holograph notes for speeches, addresses, and lectures, undated
Also available on microfilm reel 24. See: MN# 92-2045.
Box II.35 Folder 583
A Talk on Investigation before assistants of the New York Charity Organization Society and Visitors of the State Charities Aid
Box II.35 Folder 583
Training in Investigation, Boston Conference
Box II.35 Folder 583
Relation of Charity Organization to The Schools
Box II.35 Folder 583
San Francisco address
Box II.35 Folder 583
The Charity Organization Department
Box II.35 Folder 583
Friendly Visiting
Box II.35 Folder 584
Other sets of holograph notes for speeches, addresses, and lectures, undated
Undated and mostly untitled. Also available on microfilm reel 23. See: MN# 92-2044.
Box II.35 Folder 585
The Inter-relations of Social Movements, with Information About Sixty-seven Organizations, 1910
Pamphlet published by the Charity Organization Department, 1910. Introduction signed by "Mary E. Richmond." Also available on microfilm reel 23. See: MN# 92-2044.
Box II.35 Folder 586
"Of Christmas Gifts", 1910 December 20
Two copies; reprinted from The Survey. Also available on microfilm reel 23. See: MN# 92-2044.
Box II.35 Folder 587
First Principles in the Relief of Distress, 1911
Annotated paste-up; Charity Organization Department publication. Also available on microfilm reel 23. See: MN# 92-2044.
Box II.35 Folder 588
"The Charity Organization Movement", 1915 December
Typescript; short article for the Philadelphia Ledger. Also available on microfilm reel 23. See: MN# 92-2044.
Box II.35 Folder 589
"To Those Still on the Job", 1918
Typescript draft of "To Those Still on the Job," an article for the Charity Organization Bulletin, March 1918 accompanied by letter to MER from Porter R. Lee, February 8, 1918, referring to the article. Also available on microfilm reel 23. See: MN# 92-2044.
Box II.35 Folder 590
MER's unpublished review of Jesse F. Steiner's Education for Social work (University of Chicago Press, 1921), circa 1921
Holograph draft; accompanied by letter from MER to Margaret Rich, September 8, 1921, referring to the review. Also available on microfilm reel 23. See: MN# 92-2044.
Box II.35 Folder 591
"The Good Neighbor in the Modern City", 1922
Holograph draft of unpublished article. Accompanied by letter to MER from Lyndon Phifer, November 8, 1922, referring to the article. Also available on microfilm reel 23. See: MN# 92-2044.
Box II.35 Folder 592
"A Code of Ethics for Social Case Workers", 1920-1921
Several copies of proofs. Drafted under the direction of MER, 1920-1921. Also available on microfilm reel 23. See: MN# 92-2044.
Box II.35 Folder 593
'Memorandum on The Need of a National Training Board for Social Work", 1923 or later
Several typescript copies, undated but later than 1922. Also available on microfilm reel 23. See: MN# 92-2044.
Part II.20: Departmental Reports prepared by MER, 1909-1928
Box II.36 Folder 594
Report of the Field Department for the Extension of Organized Charity in the United States, for the two years ending October 1, 1909, 1909
Also available on microfilm reel 24. See: MN# 92-2045.
Box II.36 Folder 595
Monthly Reports of the Charity Organization Department of the Russell Sage Foundation, 1909 November 22-1910 July 1
Also available on microfilm reel 24. See: MN# 92-2045.
Box II.36 Folder 596
Three drafts of the First Annual Report of the Charity Organization Department of the Russell Sage Foundation, for the year ending September 30, 1910, 1910
Also available on microfilm reel 24. See: MN# 92-2045.
Box II.36 Folder 597
Two drafts of the Second Annual Report of the Charity Organization Depariznent of the Russell Sage Foundation, for the year ending September 30, 1911, 1911
Also available on microfilm reel 24. See: MN# 92-2045.
Box II.36 Folder 598
Monthly Reports of the Charity Organization Department of the Russell Sage Foundation, 1911 October 31-1912 March 31
Also available on microfilm reel 24. See: MN# 92-2045.
Box II.36 Folder 599
Three Quarterly Reports of the Charity Organization Department of the Russell Sage Foundation, 1911 December 31-1912 June 30
Also available on microfilm reel 24. See: MN# 92-2045.
Box II.36 Folder 600
Third Annual Report of the Charity Organization Department of the Russell Sage Foundation, for the year ending Sep 30, 1912, 1912
Accompanied by summary. Also available on microfilm reel 24. See: MN# 92-2045.
Box II.36 Folder 601
Outline for 1912-1913 of the Charity Organization Department, 1912-1913
Accompanied by Reports of the Charity Organization Department of the Russell Sage Foundation for the three months ending December 31, 1912, and for the four months ending April 30, 1913. Also available on microfilm reel 24. See: MN# 92-2045.
Box II.36 Folder 602
Fourth Annual Report of the Charity Organization Department of the Russell Sage Foundation, for the year ending September 30, 1913, 1913
Also available on microfilm reel 24. See: MN# 92-2045.
Box II.36 Folder 603
Two Quarterly Reports of the Charity Organization Department of the Russell Sage Foundation, for the three months ending December 31, 1913, and March 31, 1914, 1913-1914
Also available on microfilm reel 24. See: MN# 92-2045.
Box II.36 Folder 604
Fifth Annual Report of the Charity Organization Department of the Russell Sage Foundation, for the year ending September 30, 1914, 1914
Also available on microfilm reel 24. See: MN# 92-2045.
Box II.36 Folder 605
Summary of Sixth Annual Report of t'he Charity Organization Department of the Russell Sage Foundation, for the year ending September 30, 1915, 1915
Also available on microfilm reel 24. See: MN# 92-2045.
Box II.36 Folder 606
Outlines of Monthly Reports of M. E. Richmond, Director, 1915-1916
Outlines of Monthly Reports for October 1915-February1916 and April-May 1916; also notes for the Seventh Annual Report, 1916. Also available on microfilm reel 24. See: MN# 92-2045.
Box II.36 Folder 607
Seventh Annual Report of the Charity Organization Department of the Russell Sage Foundation, for the year ending September 30, 1916, 1916
Also available on microfilm reel 24. See: MN# 92-2045.
Box II.36 Folder 608
Eighth Annual Report of the Charity Organization Department of the Russell Sage Foundation, for the year ending September 30, 1917, 1917
Accompanied by memorandum. Also available on microfilm reel 24. See: MN# 92-2045.
Box II.36 Folder 609
Decennial Report of the Charity Organization Department of the Russell Sage Foundation, 1907-1917, 1917-1918
Two copies. Accompanied by a critique of the Reprot [by Miss Moore?] of February 26, 1918. Also available on microfilm reel 24. See: MN# 92-2045.
Box II.36 Folder 610
Memorandum from the Charity Organization Department, for the year ending September 30, 1918, 1918
Ninth annual report is missing. Also available on microfilm reel 25. See: MN# 92-2046.
Box II.36 Folder 611
Tentative Plans of the Charity Organization Department, October 1918, and Memorandum from the Charity Organization Department, for the year ending September 30, 1919, 1918-1919
Tenth annual report is missing. Also available on microfilm reel 25. See: MN# 92-2046.
Box II.36 Folder 612
Eleventh Annual Report of the Charity Organization Department of the Russell Sage Foundation, for the year ending September 30, 1920, 1920
Also available on microfilm reel 25. See: MN# 92-2046.
Box II.36 Folder 613
Twelfth Annual Report of the Charity Organization Department of the Russell Sage Foundation, for the year ending September 30, 1921, 1921
Also available on microfilm reel 25. See: MN# 92-2046.
Box II.36 Folder 614
Memorandum from the Charity Organization Department, for the year ending September 30, 1922, 1922
Thirteenth annual report missing. Also available on microfilm reel 25. See: MN# 92-2046.
Box II.36 Folder 615
Memorandum from the Charity Organization Department, for the year ending September 30, 1923, 1923
Fourteenth annual report missing. Also available on microfilm reel 25. See: MN# 92-2046.
Box II.36 Folder 616
Memorandum from the Charity Organization Department, for the year ending September 30, 1924, 1924
Fifteenth annual report missing. Also available on microfilm reel 25. See: MN# 92-2046.
Box II.36 Folder 617
Sixteenth Annual Report of the Charity Organization Department of the Russell Sage Foundation for the year endng September 30, 1925, 1925
Also available on microfilm reel 25. See: MN# 92-2046.
Box II.36 Folder 618
Seventeenth Annual Report of the Charity Organization Department of the Russell Sage Foundation for the year endng September 30, 1926, 1926
Also available on microfilm reel 25. See: MN# 92-2046.
Box II.36 Folder 619
Eighteenth Annual Report of the Charity Organization Department of the Russell Sage Foundation for the year endng September 30, 1927, 1927
Also available on microfilm reel 25. See: MN# 92-2046.
Box II.36 Folder 620
Nineteenth Annual Report of the Charity Organization Department of the Russell Sage Foundation for the year endng October 1, 1928, 1928
Prepared by Fred S. Hall, Associate Director. Also available on microfilm reel 25. See: MN# 92-2046.
Box II.36 Folder 621
Several sets of materials used in preparation of the Charity Organization Department Reports, 1909-1928
Also available on microfilm reel 25. See: MN# 92-2046.
Part II.21: Personal effects, unclassified materials, and Colcord and Mann biographical materials, 1912-1928, undated
Box II.37 Folder 622
Correspondence between MER and various persons relating to Miss Richmond's personal financial affairs, 1916 August 10-November 2
Also available on microfilm reel 25. See: MN# 92-2046.
Arranged chronologically
Box II.37 Folder 623
First Tentative draft of "An outline for readers of biography", 1926 February 8
Accompanied by holograph notes, clippings, and miscellaneous materials relating to biography. Also available on microfilm reel 25. See: MN# 92-2046.
Box II.37 Folder 624
"The Service of the Loyal", 1912 November 26
Copy of address delivered by Mary Willcox Glenn to Federated Charities of Baltimore, November 26, 1912.
Box II.37 Folder 625
Program and newspaper notices of MER speeches
Also available on microfilm reel 25. See: MN# 92-2046.
Box II.37 Folder 626
2 magazine articles on National League of Women Voters and one by H.S. Hennings
Also available on microfilm reel 25. See: MN# 92-2046.
Box II.37 Folder 627-629
Newspaper and magazine clippings, 3 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 25. See: MN# 92-2046.
Box II.37 Folder 630
Expense book relating to Buffalo Conference, 1927 October
Also available on microfilm reel 25. See: MN# 92-2046.
Box II.37 Folder 630
Address Book
Also available on microfilm reel 25. See: MN# 92-2046.
Box II.37 Folder 630
Miscellaneous loose materials
Also available on microfilm reel 25. See: MN# 92-2046.
Box II.37 Folder 631
Steno pad of last letters dictated by Miss Richmond, 1927 October 20-1928 June 2
Also available on microfilm reel 25. See: MN# 92-2046.
Box II.37 Folder 632
Letters relating to distribution of her books after her death
Also available on microfilm reel 25. See: MN# 92-2046.
Box II.37 Folder 633
Notes relating to Central Islip, 1913 June 10
Also available on microfilm reel 25. See: MN# 92-2046.
Box II.37 Folder 634
Unclassified notes
Also available on microfilm reel 25. See: MN# 92-2046.
Box II.37 Folder 635
Notes collected for MER by Ruth Mann et al.
Also available on microfilm reel 25. See: MN# 92-2046.
Box II.37 Folder 636
Unclassified typescript materials
Also available on microfilm reel 25. See: MN# 92-2046.
Box II.37 Folder 637
Charts pertaining to MER's health
Also available on microfilm reel 25. See: MN# 92-2046.
Box II.37 Folder 638
Material relating to The Long View
Also available on microfilm reel 25. See: MN# 92-2046.
Box II.37 Folder 639
Charts, diagrams, photos relating to The Long View
Also available on microfilm reel 25. See: MN# 92-2046.
Box II.37 Folder 640
Correspondence relating to collection of MER's professional letters
Also available on microfilm reel 25. See: MN# 92-2046.
Box II.37 Folder 641
Materials relating to Colcord and Mann biographical files on MER
Also available on microfilm reel 25. See: MN# 92-2046.
Part III.1: General Correspondence, 1909-1929
Part III.2: Joanna C. Colcord's Correspondence as Director of the Charity Organization Department (COD) after 1930, 1930-1943
Box III.1 Folder 14
Miscellaneous correspondence relating to the Charity Organization Department under the Directorship of Joanna C. Colcord, 1930 February 17-1935 October 4
Box III.1 Folder 15
Correspondence to and from Joanna C. Colcord, Director of the Charity Organization Department, relating to the department's Marriage Studies, 1936 July 29-1943 July 9
Box III.1 Folder 16
Newspaper and magazine clippings relating to Marriage Laws, 1936-1937
Box III.1 Folder 17-20
Correspondence between Joanna C. Colcord, Director of the Charity Organization Department, and J.C. Pringle of the London Charity Organization Society, 1930-1943, 4 folders
Part III.3: Exchanges--Correspondence and other materials relating to, 1913-1915, undated
Box III.2 Folder 21-22
Correspondence and other materials, mostly to and from Fred S,. Hall, Associate Director of the Charity Organization Department, relating to Exchange, 2 folders
Box III.2 Folder 23-31
Correspondence and other materials, mostly to and from Fred S. Hall, Associate Director of the Charity Organization Department, relating to Confidential Exchange, 9 folders
Box III.2 Folder 32-24
Financial Exchange letters, 1913 October 6-1915 July 15, 3 folders
Box III.2 Folder 35
Appeal Records from various charity organization societies relating to the Financial Exchange
Part III.4: Finances--Correspondence and other materials relating to
Box III.3 Folder 36-41
Correspondence and other materials, mostly to and from Fred S. Hall, Associate Director of the Charity Organisation Department, relating to Financial Appeals, 6 folders
Box III.3 Folder 42-46
Correspondence and other materials, mostly to and from Fred S. Hall, Associate Director of the Charity Organization Department, relating to Financial Federations, or Community Chests, 5 folders
Box III.3 Folder 47
Correspondence and other materials, mostly to and from Fred S. Hall, Associate Director of the Charity Organization Department, relating to Financial Statistics
Box III.3 Folder 48-50
Correspondence and other materials, mostly to and from Fred S. Hall, Associate Director of the Charity Organization Department, relating to Financial Surveys, 3 folders
Box III.3 Folder 51
Other materials, mostly to and from Fred S. Hall, Associate Director of the Charity Organization Department, relating to the subject of Finances
Part III.5: Office Methods or "System"--Correspondence and other materials relating to
Correspondence and other materials, mostly to and from Fred S. Hall, Associate Director of the Charity Organization Department, relating to Office Methods or "System."
Box III.4 Folder 52-56
General, 5 folders
Box III.4 Folder 57-61
Bookkeeping, 5 folders
Box III.4 Folder 62-63
Cards and Forms, 2 folders
Box III.4 Folder 64
Case Records
Box III.4 Folder 65-67
COS's, 3 folders
Box III.4 Folder 68
Reports
Part III.6: Statistics--Correspondence and other materials relating to, 1926-1929, undated
Correspondence and other materials, mostly to and from Fred S. Hall, Associate Director of the Charity Organization Department
Box III.5 Folder 69-78
COS Statistics, 10 folders
Box III.5 Folder 79
Family Welfare Statistics
Box III.5 Folder 80-81
Statistics--Special Studies, 2 folders
Box III.5 Folder 82
Statistics--Miscellaneous
Box III.5 Folder 83-84
Correspondence and other materials between Fred S. Hall, Associate Director of the Charity Organization Department, and the Statistical Department of the Russell Sage Foundation, 1926-1929, 2 folders
Box III.5 Folder 85
Statistical Summaries sent out by the Statistical Department of the Russell Sage Foundation
Part III.7: Transportation Code and Committee, and to Settlement Laws--Correspondence and other materials relating to, 1909-1928
Box III.6 Folder 86-87
Correspondence and other materials, mostly to and from Francis H. McLean, Field Secretary, and Margaret F. Byington, Associate Secretary, relating to the Transportation Code and Committee, 1909 February 16-1910 Decemer 28, 2 folders
Box III.6 Folder 88
Correspondence and other materials, mostly to and from Fred S. Hall, Associate Director of the Charity Organization Department, relating to the Transportation Code and Committee, 1912 May 1-1915 November 19
Box III.6 Folder 89
Correspondence and other materials, mostly to and from Fred S. Hall, Associate Director of the Charity Organization Department, relating to the Transportation Code and Committee, 1916 January 4-1919 October 20
Box III.6 Folder 90
Correspondence and other materials, mostly to and from Fred S. Hall, Associate Director of the Charity Organization Department, relating to the Transportation Code and Committee, 1922 September 13-1924 July 1
Box III.6 Folder 91-92
Miscellaneous materials relating to the Transportation Code and Committee, 1923-1924, 2 folders
Box III.6 Folder 93-96
Correspondence and other materials, mostly to and from Fred S. Hall, Associate Director of the Charity Organisation Department, relating to the Transportation Code and Committee, 1925-1928, 4 folders
Box III.6 Folder 97-101
Correspondence and other materials, mostly to and from Fred S. Hall, Associate Director of the Charity Organization Department, relating to Settlement Laws, 5 folders
Part III.8: Special Projects of Margaret F. Byington and Joanna C. Colcord, circa 1911-1929
Box III.7 Folder 102-104
Correspondence and other materials relating to Charities Endorsement, 1911, 3 folders
File contains Margaret F. Byington's work on schedules made out for the. Kansas City, Missouri, Board of Public Welfare, March 1911.
Margaret F. Byington's pamphlet, What Social Workers Should Know About Their Own Communities (Russell Sage Foundation, 1916 edition), circa 1916
Box III.7 Folder 105
Correspondence
Box III.7 Folder 106
Announcements, publicity, and reviews
Margaret F. Byington's pamphlet, What Social Workers Should Know About Their Own Communities (Russell Sage Foundation, 1924 edition), circa 1924
Box III.7 Folder 107
Complete manuscript, except for "II, City Administration and Finance"
Box III.7 Folder 108-112
Drafts and Notes, 5 folders
Box III.7 Folder 113
Miscellaneous materials
Margaret F. Byington's pamphlet, What Social Workers Should Know About Their Own Communities (Russell Sage Foundation, 1929 revised edition), circa 1929
Box III.7 Folder 114
Paste-up and Notes
Box III.7 Folder 115
Correspondence and other materials to and from Joanna C. Colcord relating to Professional Ethics, 1919 May 23-1922 July 2
Box III.7 Folder 116-118
Correspondence and other materials to and from Joanna C. Colcord relating to Marriage Laws, 1922 April 24-1929 June 7, 3 folders
Part III.9: Charity Organization Department (COD) Staff Reports, 1911-1927
Box III.8 Folder 119-122
Monthly, quarterly, and annual reports from Fred S. Hall, Associate Director, and other Charity Organization Department staff members for the years ending September 30, 1912-1915, 4 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 26. See: MN# 92-2048.
Box III.8 Folder 123-128
Monthly, quarterly, and annual reports from Fred S. Hall, Associate Director of the Charity Organization Department, for the years ending September 30, 1916-1921, 6 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 26. See: MN# 92-2048.
Box III.8 Folder 129
Monthly, quarterly, and annual reports from Fred S. Hall, Associate Director of the Charity Organization Department, 1921 October-1927 October 1
Also available on microfilm reel 26. See: MN# 92-2048.
Arranged chronologically
Part III.10: Field Department of Charities and the Commons (FDCC) and Charity Organization Department (COD) Field Reports, 1907-1911
Also available on microfilm reel 26. See: MN# 92-2048.
Box III.8 Folder 130
Field Reports from Francis H. McLean, Field Secretary of the Field Department of Charities and the Commons, 1908 May 21-1908 March 31
Also available on microfilm reel 26. See: MN# 92-2048.
Arranged chronologically
Box III.8 Folder 131-133
Field Reports from Francis H. McLean, Field Secretary of the Field Department of Charities and the Commons, and Margaret F. Byington, Associate Secretary, 1908 April 8-1909 July 27, 3 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 26. See: MN# 92-2048.
Arranged chronologically
Box III.8 Folder 134
Other reports relating to the Field Department of Charities
and the Commons, 1909 May 18-September 30
Also available on microfilm reel 26. See: MN# 92-2048.
Arranged chronologically
Box III.8 Folder 134
Index to Field Reports, 1907 November 21-1909 September 30
Also available on microfilm reel 26. See: MN# 92-2048.
Box III.8 Folder 135
Field Reports from Francis H. McLean, Field Secretary of the Charity Organization Department, 1909 October 10-November 28
Also available on microfilm reel 26. See: MN# 92-2048.
Arranged chronologically
Box III.8 Folder 136-138
Field Reports from Francis H. McLean, Field Secretary of the Charity Organization Department, 1909 December 5-1910 September 1, 3 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 27. See: MN# 92-2047.
Arranged chronologically
Box III.8 Folder 139
Field Reports from Margaret F. Byington, Associate Secretary of the Charity Organization Department, 1909 October 27-1910 March 23
Also available on microfilm reel 27. See: MN# 92-2047.
Arranged chronologically
Box III.8 Folder 140-142
Field Reports from Francis H. McLean, Field Secretary of the Charity Organization Department, 1910 October 24-1911 August 29, 3 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 27. See: MN# 92-2047.
Arranged chronologically
Box III.8 Folder 142
Field Reports from Margaret F. Byington, Associate Secretary of the Charity Organization Department, 1910 November 29-December 15
Also available on microfilm reel 27. See: MN# 92-2047.
Arranged chronologically
Box III.8 Folder 142
Index to Field Reports, 1910 October 1-1911 September 30
Also available on microfilm reel 27. See: MN# 92-2047.
Part III.11: Field Department of Charities and the Commons (FDCC), Charity Organization Department (COD), and American Association Field Reports, 1911-1919
Box III.9 Folder 143-144
Nashville Report, 1911 April 1, 2 folders
[From Francis H. McLean, Field Secretary of the Charity Organization Department?]
Box III.9 Folder 145
Baltimore Report from Fred S. Hall, 1911
[Associate Director of the Charity Organization Department?]
Box III.9 Folder 146
Summaries of Field Reports for 1907-1912
Box III.9 Folder 147
Field Reports from various members of the Charity Organization Department, 1911 October 1-1913 September 30
Box III.9 Folder 148
Field Reports from Francis H. McLean, General Secretary of the American Association, and others, 1911 October 1-1913 September 30
Box III.9 Folder 149-150
Field Reports from various members of the Charity Organization Department and the American Association, 1913 October 1-1915 September 30, 2 folders
Box III.9 Folder 151-153
Field Reports from Francis H. McLean, General Secretary of the American Association, and others, 1915 October 1-1918 September 30, 3 folders
Box III.9 Folder 154-155
Field Reports from Francis H. McLean, General Secretary of the American Association, and others, 1918 October 10-1919 September 24, 2 folders
Part III.12: American Association Field Reports, Communications, and Committee Reports, 1918-1928
Box III.10 Folder 156-161
Field Reports and Communications from the American Association, 1919 October 10-1928, 6 folders
Box III.10 Folder 162
Manual for Field Workers of the Staff of the American Association, 1918
Box III.10 Folder 163-167
Committee Reports from the American Association, 1918-1928, 5 folders
Part III.13: Financial Statements and Published Sales Records of the Charity Organization Department (COD), 1909-1929
Box III.11 Folder 168-170
Financial Statements relating to the Charity Organization Department for the years ending September 30, 1909 to September 30, 1914, 1909-1914, 3 folders
Box III.11 Folder 171-172
Incomplete Financial Statements relating to the Charity Organization Department for the years ending September 30, 1915 to September 30, 1918, 1915-1918, 2 folders
Box III.11 Folder 173-174
Monthly Financial Statements relating to the Charity Organization Department for the years ending September 30, 1919 to Septembr 30, 1922, 1919-1922, 2 folders
Box III.11 Folder 174
Incomplete set of monthly Financial Statements for the Department's Study of Unemployment Relief, 1921 October-1923 March 31
Box III.11 Folder 175
Incomplete Financial Statements relating to the Charity Organization Department for the years ending September 30, 1923 and September 30, 1924, 1923-1924
Box III.11 Folder 176-177
Monthly Financial Statements relating to the Charity Organization Department for the years ending September 30, 1925 to September 30, 1928, 1925-1928, 2 folders
Box III.11 Folder 178
Publication Sales Records relating to the Charity Organization Department, 1913 October 1-1918 September
Box III.11 Folder 179-188
Monthly Publication Sales Records relating to the Charity Organization Department for the years ending September 30, 1919 to Septmber 30, 1928, 1919-1928, 10 folders
Box III.11 Folder 189
Monthly Publication Sales Records relating to the Charity Organization Department, 1928 October-December
Includes Summary for the year ending September 30, 1929.
Part III.14: Charity Organization Department Subject Files, 1909-1928
Box III.12 Folder 190
Almshouses
Also available on microfilm reel 27. See: MN# 92-2047.
Box III.12 Folder 191
American Association of Social Workers
Also available on microfilm reel 27. See: MN# 92-2047.
Box III.12 Folder 192-193
Bibliographies, 2 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 28. See: MN# 92-2049.
Box III.12 Folder 194
Birth Control
Also available on microfilm reel 28. See: MN# 92-2049.
Box III.12 Folder 195
Boston Meetings, 1899
Also available on microfilm reel 28. See: MN# 92-2049.
Box III.12 Folder 196
Boston Meetings, 1901-1904
Also available on microfilm reel 28. See: MN# 92-2049.
Box III.12 Folder 197
Canadian Patriotic Fund
Also available on microfilm reel 28. See: MN# 92-2049.
Box III.12 Folder 198-199
Case Loads, 2 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 28. See: MN# 92-2049.
Box III.12 Folder 200
Charity Organization Bulletin
Also available on microfilm reel 28. See: MN# 92-2049.
Box III.12 Folder 201
Charity Organization Movement
Also available on microfilm reel 28. See: MN# 92-2049.
Box III.12 Folder 202
Charity Organization--What Is It?
Also available on microfilm reel 28. See: MN# 92-2049.
Box III.12 Folder 203
Child Helping Department, Bureau for Exchange of Information
Also available on microfilm reel 28. See: MN# 92-2049.
Box III.12 Folder 204-205
Christmas and Thanksgiving
Also available on microfilm reel 29. See: MN# 92-2050.
Box III.12 Folder 206
Church Cooperation
Also available on microfilm reel 28. See: MN# 92-2049.
Box III.12 Folder 207
Church Federations
Also available on microfilm reel 29. See: MN# 92-2050.
Box III.12 Folder 208
City Surveys
Also available on microfilm reel 29. See: MN# 92-2050.
Box III.12 Folder 209
Clinton District
Also available on microfilm reel 29. See: MN# 92-2050.
Box III.12 Folder 210
Clothing Appeals
Also available on microfilm reel 29. See: MN# 92-2050.
Box III.13 Folder 211
Community Councils
Also available on microfilm reel 29. See: MN# 92-2050.
Box III.13 Folder 212-213
Compulsory Education, 2 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 29. See: MN# 92-2050.
Box III.13 Folder 214
Compulsory Endorsement of Charities
Also available on microfilm reel 29. See: MN# 92-2050.
Box III.13 Folder 215
Cooperation
Also available on microfilm reel 29. See: MN# 92-2050.
Box III.13 Folder 216
County Organization of Charitable Work
Also available on microfilm reel 29. See: MN# 92-2050.
Box III.13 Folder 217
Day Nurseries
Also available on microfilm reel 29. See: MN# 92-2050.
Box III.13 Folder 218
Desertion and Non-Support
Also available on microfilm reel 30. See: MN# 92-2051.
Box III.13 Folder 219
Directory of Charity Organization Societies
Also available on microfilm reel 30. See: MN# 92-2051.
Box III.13 Folder 220
Disaster Relief
Also available on microfilm reel 30. See: MN# 92-2051.
Box III.13 Folder 221
Dispensaries
Also available on microfilm reel 30. See: MN# 92-2051.
Box III.13 Folder 222
Domestic Relations Court
Also available on microfilm reel 30. See: MN# 92-2051.
Box III.13 Folder 223
Employment Bureaus
Also available on microfilm reel 30. See: MN# 92-2051.
Box III.13 Folder 224-226
Family Budgets, 3 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 30. See: MN# 92-2051.
Box III.13 Folder 227
Feeble-Minded and Mental Defects
Also available on microfilm reel 30. See: MN# 92-2051.
Box III.13 Folder 228
Fellowship Holders of the New York School of Philanthropy, 1911
Also available on microfilm reel 30. See: MN# 92-2051.
Box III.13 Folder 229
First Interview, Outline of
Also available on microfilm reel 30. See: MN# 92-2051.
Box III.13 Folder 230-231
Friendly Visiting, 2 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 31. See: MN# 92-2052.
Box III.14 Folder 232
Handbook for District Workers, New York COS, 1916
Also available on microfilm reel 31. See: MN# 92-2052.
Box III.14 Folder 233
Handbook for District Workers, New York COS, 1920
Also available on microfilm reel 31. See: MN# 92-2052.
Box III.14 Folder 234
Handicapped
Also available on microfilm reel 31. See: MN# 92-2052.
Box III.14 Folder 235
Health
Also available on microfilm reel 31. See: MN# 92-2052.
Box III.14 Folder 236
Hospital Social Service
Also available on microfilm reel 31. See: MN# 92-2052.
Box III.14 Folder 237
Hospitals
Also available on microfilm reel 31. See: MN# 92-2052.
Box III.14 Folder 238
Housing
Also available on microfilm reel 31. See: MN# 92-2052.
Box III.14 Folder 239
Illegitimacy
Also available on microfilm reel 31. See: MN# 92-2052.
Box III.14 Folder 240
Immigration
Also available on microfilm reel 32. See: MN# 92-2053.
Box III.14 Folder 241
Indianapolis Family Welfare Society, 1923 Report, 1923
Also available on microfilm reel 32. See: MN# 92-2053.
Box III.14 Folder 242
Industrial Problems
Also available on microfilm reel 32. See: MN# 92-2053.
Box III.14 Folder 243
Inebriety
Also available on microfilm reel 32. See: MN# 92-2053.
Box III.14 Folder 244
Insane
Also available on microfilm reel 32. See: MN# 92-2053.
Box III.14 Folder 245
Inter-City Conferences
Also available on microfilm reel 32. See: MN# 92-2053.
Box III.14 Folder 246
Intercollegiate Bureau of Occupations
Also available on microfilm reel 32. See: MN# 92-2053.
Box III.15 Folder 247
Intake
Also available on microfilm reel 32. See: MN# 92-2053.
Box III.15 Folder 248
Investigation
Also available on microfilm reel 32. See: MN# 92-2053.
Box III.15 Folder 249
Juvenile Court
Also available on microfilm reel 32. See: MN# 92-2053.
Box III.15 Folder 250
Legal Aid
Also available on microfilm reel 32. See: MN# 92-2053.
Box III.15 Folder 251
Loans, Applications for
Also available on microfilm reel 32. See: MN# 92-2053.
Box III.15 Folder 252
Manual of Instructions for District, Baltimore Federated Charities
Also available on microfilm reel 32. See: MN# 92-2053.
Box III.15 Folder 253
Maternity
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Box III.15 Folder 254
Men and Religion Movement
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Box III.15 Folder 255
Model Constitutions
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Box III.15 Folder 256-259
Motion Pictures, 4 folders
Folder 256 is also available on microfilm reel 32. See: MN# 92-2053. Folder 257-259 are also available on microfilm reel 33. See: MN# 92-2054.
Box III.15 Folder 260-262
Municipal Lodging Houses, 3 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 33. See: MN# 92-2054.
Box III.15 Folder 263
National Social Work Council
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Box III.15 Folder 264
Nursing (Public Health)
Also available on microfilm reel 33. See: MN# 92-2054.
Box III.16 Folder 265
Occupational Disease
Box III.16 Folder 266
Old Age Pensions
Box III.16 Folder 267-272
Organized Charity Attacks, 6 folders
Box III.16 Folder 273-275
Outdoor Relief, 3 folders
Box III.16 Folder 276
Outdoor Relief in Missouri
Box III.16 Folder 277-278
Out-of-Town Inquiries, 2 folders
Box III.16 Folder 279
Penny Provident Fund
Box III.16 Folder 280
Play
Box III.16 Folder 281
Poor Laws (English)
Box III.16 Folder 282
Prohibition Problems
Box III.16 Folder 283
Psychiatry
Box III.16 Folder 284
Psychology and Social Case Work
Box III.16 Folder 285
Public Welfare, Boards of
Box III.17 Folder 286
Quotations
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Box III.17 Folder 287
Reconstruction after the War
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Box III.17 Folder 288
Registration
Also available on microfilm reel 33. See: MN# 92-2054.
Box III.17 Folder 289
Rehabilitation
Also available on microfilm reel 33. See: MN# 92-2054.
Box III.17 Folder 290-296
Relief, 7 folders
Folders 290-293 are also available on microfilm reel 33. See: MN# 92-2054. Folders 294-296 are also available on microfilm reel 34. See: MN# 92-2055.
Box III.17 Folder 297-298
Russell Sage Foundation, 2 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 34. See: MN# 92-2055.
Box III.17 Folder 299
St. Vincent de Paul Conferences
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Box III.17 Folder 300-302
Salary Schedules of Charity Organization Societies, 3 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 34. See: MN# 92-2055.
Box III.17 Folder 303
Salvation Army
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Box III.17 Folder 304
Schools and Charity Organization
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Box III.17 Folder 305
Schools of Philanthropy
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Box III.18 Folder 306
Social Insurance
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Box III.18 Folder 307-308
Social Prognosis, 2 folders
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Box III.18 Folder 309
Social Science Research Council, Committee on Problems and Policy
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Box III.18 Folder 310
Social Survey
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Box III.18 Folder 311
Social Unit Plan
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Box III.18 Folder 312
State Subsidies to Private Charities
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Box III.18 Folder 313-314
Supervision of Case Work, 2 folders
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Box III.18 Folder 315
Supervisor's Exchange
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Box III.18 Folder 316
The Survey
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Box III.18 Folder 317
Tag Day
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Box III.18 Folder 318
Thrift
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Box III.18 Folder 319
Time Studies
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Box III.18 Folder 320
Tuberculosis
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Box III.19 Folder 321-322
Vagrancy and Begging, 2 folders
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Box III.19 Folder 323
Venereal Disease
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Box III.19 Folder 324-325
Visiting Housekeepers, 2 folders
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Box III.19 Folder 326
Visiting Teachers
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Box III.19 Folder 327
Vocational Guidance
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Box III.19 Folder 328-331
Volunteers, 4 folders
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Box III.19 Folder 332-333
War Chests, 2 folders
Folder 332 is available on microfilm reel 36. See: MN# 92-2057. Folder 333 is available on microfilm reel 38. See: MN# 92-2059.
Box III.19 Folder 334
War Finance
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Box III.19 Folder 335-336
War Relief, 2 folders
Also available on microfilm reel 38. See: MN# 92-2059.
Box III.19 Folder 337
War Risk Insurance
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Box III.19 Folder 338
Working Girls
Also available on microfilm reel 38. See: MN# 92-2059.
Box III.19 Folder 339
Work Rooms for Women
Also available on microfilm reel 38. See: MN# 92-2059.