NAWSA

General Correspondence

Ware, Charlotte B.

WOMAN'S NATIONAL FARM AND GARDEN ASSOCIATION, INC.
MRS. HENRY FORD, PRESIDENT
EDUCATION COMMITTEE
MRS. HENRY FORD, EX-OFFICIO, MICHIGAN
MRS. ALEXANDER J. BARRON, PENNSYLVANIA
MRS. DOROTHY CANFIELD FISHER, VERMONT
MISS JANE B. HAINES, PENNSYLVANIA
MRS. GLADYS E. H. HOSMER, MASSACHUSETTS
MRS. CHARLOTTE BARRELL WARE
           CHAIRMAN
ROOM 136, STATE HOUSE
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
MRS. CHARLES D. LANIER, CONNECTICUT
MISS EMMA L. MARTIN, NEW YORK
DR. AURELIA HENRY REINHARDT, CALIFORNIA
MISS MARTHA VAN RENSSELAER, NEW YORK
MISS GERTRUDE L. WARREN, WASHINGTON, D. C.
MRS. CHARLES R. WILSON, MICHIGAN

March 25, 1932.

My dear Mrs. Blackwell:
   Thank you for your
Easter remembrance with its significant
message so needed at this time.
   I want you to know that
your friendship is one of my
precious possessions -- in [?calmer]
days I stood quite in awe of you
but the years have brought us
nearer although we see each other
so seldom- & I count it a
great privilege to have had
the opportunity of meeting your mother
in her own home & through 
you to feel acquainted with that
great pioneer group.
   I wonder if you have
signed this petition which is referred
to in the letter which I

Mrs. [??] - I  not - & I may telephone
you early next week to find out -- I
would be glad to bring out one
for your signature --
  A happy Easter to you
& always the gratitude & affection
of
Yours hastily
Charlotte [Bassett?] Ware
My affectionate remembrance to you, dear friend, this [?][?]-your message is so welcome-indeed I now look forward to its coming as one of the precious gifts which this death brings
The old friendships are

[?] [?] old but eternally
young with the many things
we must be doing!
[?] + I "never [?] [stands?]
would break"
Affectionately
Charlotte [Bassett?] Ware
81 [?] Street
March 27, 1937.

WOMAN'S NATIONAL FARM AND GARDEN ASSOCIATION, INC.
Mrs. Henry Ford, President

Mrs. Henry Ford, ex officio, Michigan
Mrs. Alexander J. Barron, Pennsylvania
Mrs. Arthur L. Farwell, Illinois
Mrs. Dorothy Canfield Fisher, Vermont
Miss Jane B. Haines, Pennsylvania
Mrs. Gladys E. H. Hosmer, Massachusetts

EDUCATION COMMITTEE
Mrs. Charlotte Barrell Ware
Chairman
Room 136, State House
Boston, Massachusetts
April 13, 1932. 

Mrs. Charles D. Lanier, Connecticut
Miss Emma L. Martin, New York
Dr. Aurelia Henry Reinhardt, California
Miss Martha Van Rensselaer, New York
Miss Gertrude L. Warren, Washington, D. C. 
Mrs. Charles R. Wilson, Michigan

My dear Friend:
Had I not been laid up with a hard cold my gratitude would have come to you before this for your signature to the petition. It is certainly worth while to try to have an International Congress of Women next year along the lines of the historic one organized at the other Chicago Exposition. 
It was a delight to have the Transcript bring me your picture and the interview last Saturday night. Thank you for giving that interview because you have hosts of friends who do not know you personally, as I am privileged to do, but who greatly appreciate this splendid service to which your life has been devoted.
Affectionately yours,
Charolette Barrett Ware

Miss Alice Stone Blackwell,
3 Monadnock Street,
Uphams Corner Station, 
Dorchester, Massachusetts.

Mrs. Robert Ware

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