"Long Term" to-do list from Loretta Ross' notebook
Main Title:
"Long Term" to-do list from Loretta Ross' notebook
Description:
A to-do-list, titled "Long Term," written by Loretta Ross for May-July 1996. It lists "1) Order Media and Democracy video, 2) Copy Media and Democracy article, 3) CHRE Quarterly Report, 4) Financial Memo to Shula, 5) Get video cassette player, 6) Write CHRE Organizing Model (bell hooks) and Participatory, 7) Finish Ken's article." CHRE was the Center for Human Rights Education, for which Loretta Ross was the founder and executive director.
Collection:
Loretta J. Ross papers
Date Created:
1996
Genre:
lists (document genres)
Letter from Edwin Anderson Alderman (1861-1931) to Mrs. Samuel F. Clarke
Main Title:
Letter from Edwin Anderson Alderman (1861-1931) to Mrs. Samuel F. Clarke
Description:
President Alderman has signed the books that Clarke (nee Lawrence) has sent him and sent them on to President Butler.
Collection:
Elizabeth Crocker Lawrence papers
Date Created:
1910 January 31
Genre:
personal correspondence
Letter from S. L. Clemens to Elizabeth Crocker Lawrence
Main Title:
Letter from S. L. Clemens to Elizabeth Crocker Lawrence
Description:
S. L. Clemens (Mark Twain) thanks Lawrence for sending him a photograph of Karl as a boy.
Collection:
Elizabeth Crocker Lawrence papers
Date Created:
1882 March 2
Genre:
personal correspondence
Correspondence from Marjory Gane (class of 1901) to her father, Thomas Gane, and mother, Sarah Jones
Main Title:
Correspondence from Marjory Gane (class of 1901) to her father, Thomas Gane, and mother, Sarah Jones
Description:
Marjory is still waiting for Gertrude's arrival. She has plans to climb Mount Tom in Easthampton with friends, and has finished her exams and thus her studies at Smith College. At the end of the letter she notes that Gertrude has arrived that evening.
Collection:
Marjory Gane papers
Date Created:
1901 June 10
Genre:
personal correspondence
Loretta Ross' elementary school portrait
Main Title:
Loretta Ross' elementary school portrait
Description:
School portrait of Loretta Ross taken in the early 1960s.
Collection:
Loretta J. Ross papers
Date Created:
early 1960s
Genre:
color photographs
Loretta Ross in Washington, D.C.
Main Title:
Loretta Ross in Washington, D.C.
Description:
A color photograph of Loretta Ross, taken circa 1975-1976 in Washington, D.C.
Collection:
Loretta J. Ross papers
Date Created:
circa 1975-1976
Genre:
color photographs
Correspondence from Marjory Gane (class of 1901) to her mother, Sarah Jones
Main Title:
Correspondence from Marjory Gane (class of 1901) to her mother, Sarah Jones
Description:
Marjory writes about her school work and exams. She has filled out her course card for next semester's classes, and needs to report on her Church and Chapel cuts soon. She writes, "I just study all I can for the exams and let the rest rip. I am not particularly tired either. I have come to the conclusion that it will all be the same a hundred years hence anyway."
Collection:
Marjory Gane papers
Date Created:
1900 January 28
Genre:
personal correspondence
Letter from Mrs. Samuel F. Clarke to Laura Scales
Main Title:
Letter from Mrs. Samuel F. Clarke to Laura Scales
Description:
Clarke (Elizabeth Crocker Lawrence) writes regarding the plaques that hang in the Smith College dormitories, and asks about the plaque for Lawrence House. She emphasises the fact that she would like it acknowledged that the dormitory was named for her as an alumna and not as a trustee.
Collection:
Elizabeth Crocker Lawrence papers
Date Created:
1949 June 26
Genre:
personal correspondence
Letter from Josephine A. (Josephine Adelaide) Clark (1856-) to Mrs. Samuel F. Clarke
Main Title:
Letter from Josephine A. (Josephine Adelaide) Clark (1856-) to Mrs. Samuel F. Clarke
Description:
Librarian Josephine A. Clark writes to Mrs. Clarke (Elizabeth Crocker Lawrence) explanding on, and explaining more in depth, the letter from President Seeyle, which asks Clarke to write a chapter about student life for his book on the history of Smith College during his administration.
Collection:
Elizabeth Crocker Lawrence papers
Date Created:
1915 November 23
Genre:
personal correspondence
Correspondence from Marjory Gane (class of 1901) to her mother, Sarah Jones
Main Title:
Correspondence from Marjory Gane (class of 1901) to her mother, Sarah Jones
Description:
Marjory agrees to call on Elsa Longyear, and writes about dramatics, music lessons, an invitation from alumna Mrs. Clarke to play music for the Williams College faculty, and Valentine's day.
Collection:
Marjory Gane papers
Date Created:
1901 February 7
Genre:
personal correspondence
Letter from Lucy Watson Davis to Elizabeth Crocker Lawrence
Main Title:
Letter from Lucy Watson Davis to Elizabeth Crocker Lawrence
Description:
Elizabeth's stepmother updates her about people from home, and asks if she can read the letter that Ned sent to Elizabeth.
Collection:
Elizabeth Crocker Lawrence papers
Date Created:
1880
Genre:
personal correspondence
Correspondence from Marjory Gane (class of 1901) to her family
Main Title:
Correspondence from Marjory Gane (class of 1901) to her family
Description:
Marjory writes that the play she is in, "Ralph Roister Doister," is tonight. Edith Irwin is visiting, Helen got into Colloquium, and Marjory enjoyed the letter from her family on Sunday.
Collection:
Marjory Gane papers
Date Created:
1900 April 25
Genre:
personal correspondence
Jane Benham Bishop (Class of 1967) in Wright Hall Connector
Main Title:
Jane Benham Bishop (Class of 1967) in Wright Hall Connector
Description:
Black-and-white photograph of Jane Benham Bishop (Class of 1967) with other Smith College students in the Wright Hall connector, 1967.
Collection:
Record Group 80.02 Classes
Date Created:
1967
Genre:
black-and-white photographs
Notes for Student Life chapter, part one
Main Title:
Notes for Student Life chapter, part one
Description:
Elizabeth Crocker Lawrence Clarke's notes for the chapter on Student Life she wrote for President Seelye's book about the early history of Smith College. This section covers topics A through C, including Alpha, alumnae, athletics, Baccalaureate Sunday, Christmas concerts, class entertainments, class colors, colloquium, commencement, Christian association, council, and cap and gown.
Collection:
Elizabeth Crocker Lawrence papers
Date Created:
approximately 1915
Genre:
notes
Certificate of appreciation from the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Main Title:
Certificate of appreciation from the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Description:
The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston thanks Mrs. S. F. Clarke (Elizabeth Crocker Lawrence) for her "efficient and patriotic service" rendered "in connection with the placing of the Fourth Liberty Loan of October 1918."
Collection:
Elizabeth Crocker Lawrence papers
Date Created:
1918 October
Genre:
certificates
Letter from L. Clark Seelye to Mrs. Samuel F. Clarke
Main Title:
Letter from L. Clark Seelye to Mrs. Samuel F. Clarke
Description:
Seelye is glad that Clarke (Elizabeth Crocker Lawrence) has accepted his request that she write a chapter on student life for his book about the early history of Smith College, and discusses the logisitcs of the work.
Collection:
Elizabeth Crocker Lawrence papers
Date Created:
1915 November 30
Genre:
personal correspondence
Letter from Lucy Watson Davis to Elizabeth Crocker Lawrence
Main Title:
Letter from Lucy Watson Davis to Elizabeth Crocker Lawrence
Description:
Elizabeth's stepmother offers advise regarding Elizabeth's desire to switch rooms. She reports on her headaches and Uncle Will's health, and various other pieces of news from home. She writes about a speech by Mr. Northrup, urging young people to sit up rather than crouch over their books.
Collection:
Elizabeth Crocker Lawrence papers
Date Created:
1881
Genre:
personal correspondence
Notes on Back Bay Parlor
Main Title:
Notes on Back Bay Parlor
Description:
Handwritten notes Back Bay Parlor in the 1880s, concerning details such as number of members, number of branches, and notable events.
Collection:
Elizabeth Crocker Lawrence papers
Date Created:
undated
Genre:
notes
Correspondence from Marjory Gane (class of 1901) to sister, Gertrude Gane (class of 1894)
Main Title:
Correspondence from Marjory Gane (class of 1901) to sister, Gertrude Gane (class of 1894)
Description:
Marjory thanks her sister for letting her come to visit her in New York, and tells her about dramatics, the Baccalaureate, the Ivy Procession, the Glee Club Concert, Commencement, and the President's reception, and other end of the year festivities. She writes about her mother visiting and seeing family, and both the Gane family's and Gertrude's travels.
Collection:
Marjory Gane papers
Date Created:
approximately 1900 June
Genre:
personal correspondence
Correspondence from Marjory Gane (class of 1901) to her mother, Sarah Jones
Main Title:
Correspondence from Marjory Gane (class of 1901) to her mother, Sarah Jones
Description:
Concerning a lecture about Thoreau, upcoming weddings, sitting for Senior photographs, and gym class.
Collection:
Marjory Gane papers
Date Created:
1900 November 11
Genre:
personal correspondence

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