NAWSA        GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE            Fearing, Mrs. George R.


[* OK *]
PLEDGE CARD
Date         1940.
I promise to contribute $50- to the cost of the
proposed Women's Centennial Congress to be held in New
York in 1940, in commemoration of the close of the past
century, 1840-1940, and in consideration of a program
for the coming century, 1940-2040.
Name  Mrs George R Fearing
Address   160 Beacon St
Payment to be made any time
Mrs. Oakes Ames, Treasurer,
c/o Mrs. G. W. Stantial, 21 Ashmont St. Melrose, Mass.
[* (Could increase this) *]

TELEPHONE KENMORE 8454
MRS. GEORGE R. FEARING
168 BEACON STREET
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
January 21, 1930
My dear Mrs. Stantial:
I am so glad to enclose this check
for Mrs. Pinkham's daughter.  I have suggested
to Mrs. Bagley that an attempt be made to get
in touch with some of Mrs. Pinkham's friends
and others who appreciate her work and see if
a guarantee of annual donations, for say five
years, could not be secured.
Sincerely yours,
[?] S. Fearing
(Mrs. George R. Fearing)
Mrs. Guy W. Stantial


MRS. GEORGE R. FEARING
168 BEACON STREET
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
Dear Mrs Stantial
Will you not call
me up Some day
that you are coming into
town?  You can reach
me any day next week
between 9 & 930.  I
go South for Some weeks
over the 27th.


I found some of our
old correspondence
dating back to 1930.
Sincerely yours
Hester  S. Fearing
Mch 19 [*(1940)*]

168 BEACON STREET
Dear Mrs. Stantial
I think that it
will be necessary for
me some time to go
over our correspondence
in regard to the
Pinkham Memorial
Fund.  I should like

to refresh my memory
in this matter.
Perhaps you will
tell me when I 
could see you.
Sincerely yours
Hester S. Fearing

[* Yes    50 *]
168 BEACON STREET
BOSTON

Jan 5.
Dear Mrs. Stantial
I am returning
your appeal for the
correction of a
"slip of the type" &
enclosed a pledge.
I shall be glad
to have you use my
name.  Sincerely yours
Hester S. Fearing

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