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"Truth, Justice and Honor" Association for the Advancement of Women. President: Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, Newport, R.I.
Secretary: Mrs. Kate Gannett Wells, Boston, Mass.
Treasurer: Mrs. H.L.T. Wolcott, 5 Park St., Boston, Mass.
Dear Mrs. Colby At the Board meeting of the A.A.W. held Oct 22 at Buffalo you were elected a member of the Committee on Education.
Miss M.F. Eastman Chairman Tewksburg Mass. Mrs. F.S. Seelye Cleveland Ohio Mrs. L.G. Huford Indianapolis Indiana Mrs. E.C. Bascom Madison Wisconsin Mrs. Clara Colby Nebraska
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We were all very sorry not to see you for you gave us all so much pleasure last fall.
The Journal often tells us of your devoted work.
Yrs sincerely Kate G. Wells.
155 Boylotin St. Oct 29
You were also unanimously elected Vice President of Nebraska. I shall hope to hear from you soon.
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"Truth, Justice and Honor" Association for the Advancement of Women. President: Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, Newport, R.I.
Secretary: Mrs. Kate Gannett Wells, Boston, Mass.
Treasurer: Mrs. H.L.T. Wolcott, 5 Park St., Boston, Mass.
Dear Mrs. Colby
The Board desires me to express its thanks for you most excellent report. They (it) wish very much that they cold have had the pleasure of seeing you.
The Congress is a very pleasant one. The reports of the Vice Pres. this year have been specially good, particularly those in reference to the criminal classes of the State.
The paper on the Chinese question elicited so much discussion that a second discussion on the subject took the place of
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a paper which has somehow failed to arrive. Miss Eastman is speaking as I write.
I trust you will not be worn out with your labors. & that we shall meet at the next Congress.
I am very glad that your report has come for Nebraska & you always deserve to be heard. I have never forgotten your graceful speech in Boston. few persons would have shown so much skill & tact as you did.
Sincerely yours Kate G. Wells
