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Howard & Anna Brinton Papers Coll. no. 1189 p. 16 1973, Friends Journal reprint articles about HHB by Elizabeth Gray Vining, Dan Wilson, Philip H. Wells, Elizabeth Brinton, Edwin B. Bronner and Douglas Steere. 1973, 12th mo. "Remembering Howard Brinton," by J. Theodore Peters, Pub. Quaker Life p. 30. 1973 or '74, Sept 14, extract from letter from Anna Brinton Wilson to Yuki Brinton for HHB's biography. 1979, Mills Quarterly, articles with references to Anna Brinton 2005, ASCB and the Bees / Jack Sutters n.d., "To the Abbot and Abbess of a Quaker Monastery. Log Night Poem by Terisina Rowell and parody of Pinafore by Dorothy Gilbert. n.d. ―Toast to our new friends‖ / Anita Murray. n.d. ―Metamorphasis [sic] of a Cicada‖ / by Sarah Bishop n.d. ―Anna and the Snowdrop‖/ by W.B. Jones Series II: Anna Shipley Cox Brinton Box 2A: Letters from ASCB; also letters to ASCB & HHB Letters from Anna Shipley Cox Brinton, 1897-1902. 1 folder (10 items) Note: These are childhood letters and documents, many illustrated by Anna, and including membership in the Eagles Nest Sporting Club and stories written by her for the serialized newsletter in 1900 ―The Eagle‘s Nest.‖ (4 issues) Letters from Anna Shipley Cox Brinton, 1903. 1 folder (ca. 20 items) Note: Here are included Anna‘s letters home (San Jose, California) from Westtown Boarding School (West Chester, Pa.). Topics include: curricular and extracurricular activities, school trips, boarding school life, clothing needs, teachers and students Letters from Anna Shipley Cox Brinton, ca. 1904. 2 folders (ca. 30 items) Note: Letters continue from Westtown Boarding School during the school year and from ―Windon‖ and elsewhere during the summer to family at home. Topics include: dire case of pneumonia of Albanus Cope, books read, food, teachers, amusements, friends, expense management and a description of her graduation and her love of Westtown.
Howard & Anna Brinton Papers Coll. no. 1189 p. 17 Letters from Anna Shipley Cox Brinton, 1904 January to May. 1 folder (ca. 20 items) Note: Letters home from Westtown Boarding School. Topics include: trouble with roommate, art, lectures, including on Japan and by Isaac Sharpless, books to be read for classes, including French, classes and class work, friends; visit to Washington and shaking hands with the president. Letters from Anna Shipley Cox Brinton, 1904 June to September 1905. 1 folder (ca.30 items) Note: Final letters home from Westtown. Topics include: work on Virgil and other courses, possible entry to Stanford University, attending Meeting, polishing of final essay; also a collection of cards printed with the names of her classmates, graduation invitation and program. In August and September1905, she writes from California Letters from Anna Shipley Cox Brinton, 1911-1921. 1 folder (ca.50 items) Note: A number of letters are directed to ―Francoise‖ who is Frances Ferris. Rome, Italy, 1914-March 9-Anna to parents. [unlikely she will get fellowship for the following year as only 2 are awarded, and they are likely to go to men and there is no place for women in the new school, but she will continue trying; attending lectures on Greek art] Fresno, Cal, 1917 5/31 to Aunt Catharine. [has received Ph.D.] to Françoise (Frances Ferris). [Mills College, CA, 1917?] [reports on her teaching at Mills College, which she likes very much; fundraising for Friends and Belgian relief] to Françoise. Mills College, CA, 1917 11/8. [refers to her interest in Robert Louis Stevenson] to Françoise. Mills College, CA, 1917 11/15. [San Francisco Exposition grounds contain a fine arts building, the only one of the Panama Pacific buildings that remains; it is used for art exhibitions] to Françoise. Mills College, CA, 1917 11/22. [women not invited to the most important session at the University Club, and what she dislikes most is that they announce publicly that only men are invited] to Françoise. Stanford University, CA, [1917] 6/30. [Dr. Fairclough went to Switzerland to help arrange for exchange & treatment of prisoners] to Françoise. Mills College, CA. 1917 11/30. [ceremony after the death of Queen Liliakalani of Hawaii] Dresden, Germany, 1920-Sept. 15 to family. [regarding child feeding]
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