Blackwell Family   General Correspondence   Woods, Amy
Blackwell, Alice StonePrague
July. 23, 1922
Dear Miss Blackwell
I know you
will be glad to see Madame Breshkovsky
through my eyes. I called upon her
Friday and had a delightful talk
in a beautiful great garden full
of flowers and trees and young
people playing tennis. She looks
so well with a fresh [pink?]
in her cheeks and a lovely soft
bright light in her eyes. She
sees so well but is quite deaf
so that one has to raise his 
voice for her to hear. She hashad hopeful news from Russia 
grain is plenty and in some sections 
there will be more than enough
for local needs & some can be 
exported.  
Mrs Meller her companion and 
co-worker in the Karpato Rus schools
has just returned from a three weeks
visit to them and is so enthusiastic
over the progress the girls & boys
are making. Only money is needed
to keep them going. I don't need
to write you this I know for
your picture over "Babuskka's"
desk tells how closely you are
in touch.
I am going on to Warsaw
tomorrow and then back
to Varese to the vocation school

of the Woman's International Ligue - I have
been so happy to meet the brave women
of the National Sections who are struggling to
hold Peace as an ideal before the eyes of
the war befuddled peoples of the world.
I hope you are having a delightful
vacation at Chilmark.
It was good news to hear of Mrs. [Ratches?]
Election & the Pan American Congress.
Sincerely
Amy WoodsAmy Woods