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Letter from Marie Litzinger to her parents, December 16, 1923
Title:
Letter from Marie Litzinger to her parents, 1923
Description:
Marie wishes she could be home for Christmas and shares a few more observations of the life in Rome.
Collection:
Marie Litzinger Papers
1879 August 29, Bateman's, to My dear husband
Title:
1879 August 29, Bateman's, to My dear husband
Description:
Includes a drawing by Anna Cope Evans for her father, Jonathan Evans.
Date:
1879-08-29
Collection:
Cope Evans Family Papers
Letter from Nathalie Gookin to her mother, October 10, 1917
Title:
Letter from Nathalie Gookin to her mother, 1917
Description:
Gookin writes of missing her family, doing schoolwork, her friend's illness, and her daily activities.
Date:
1917-10-10
Collection:
Nathalie Gookin Papers
Letter from Helen Calder Robertson to her family, February 19, 1916
Title:
Letter from Helen Calder Robertson to her family, 1916
Description:
This letter gives a detailed account of Helen's friend Lois's wedding in Baltimore. Helen is sentimental and homesick.
Date:
1916-02-19
Collection:
Helen Calder Robertson Letters
Letter from Nathalie Gookin to her mother, October 05, 1918
Title:
Letter from Nathalie Gookin to her mother, 1918
Description:
Gookin writes about exams, homesickness, classes, and the influenza epidemic.
Date:
1918-10-05
Collection:
Nathalie Gookin Papers
Letter from Marie Litzinger to her parents, March 7, 1917
Title:
Letter from Marie Litzinger to her parents, 1917
Description:
In this letter sent soon after her father left after a brief visit, Marie writes about missing her home and family. She describes an athletic contest (water polo and gym) and says she is as busy as ever with coursework.
Collection:
Marie Litzinger Papers
Letter from Marie Litzinger to her father and grandmother, October 9, 1916
Title:
Letter from Marie Litzinger to her father and grandmother, 1916
Description:
In her first letter from college, Marie Litzinger describes her arrival on campus, registration, interview with the President and the Dean, medical check-up, her new dorm room, and selecting classes. She also covers several Bryn Mawr traditions, such as Parade Night, and Sophomores welcoming the Freshman class. She is excited about college but misses her home and family.
Collection:
Marie Litzinger Papers
Letter from Dorothy Foster to her mother, February 27, 1903
Title:
Letter from Dorothy Foster to her mother, 1903
Description:
In her letter, Dorothy worries about her mother's leg and wishes she could be home to help. She tells her mother of the recent meeting of the Philosophical Club with a visiting professor from Wellesley.
Date:
1903-02-27
Collection:
Dorothy Foster Papers
1899 May 04, Atlantic City, to My darling wife
Title:
1899 May 04, to My darling wife
Date:
1899-05-04
Collection:
Cope Evans Family Papers
Letter from Marie Litzinger to her parents, March 11, 1917
Title:
Letter from Marie Litzinger to her parents, 1917
Description:
Marie gives an account of another week on campus, filled with study, reading, sewing, sports, and tea parties. She is looking forward to her mother's visit and her own visit home for Easter.
Collection:
Marie Litzinger Papers
1800 September 8, Lancaster, [to Rachel Drinker], Philadelphia
Title:
1800 September 8, Philadelphia
Date:
1800-09-08
Collection:
Cope Evans Family Papers
Letter from Marie Litzinger to her parents, March 19, 1918
Title:
Letter from Marie Litzinger to her parents, 1918
Description:
Marie thanks her family for all the treats they sent her with her laundry and is looking forward to going home soon for Easter. She received High Merit in her math quiz.
Collection:
Marie Litzinger Papers
1899 May 10, Hot Springs, to My darling wife
Title:
1899 May 10, to My darling wife
Date:
1899-05-10
Collection:
Cope Evans Family Papers
Letter from Marie Litzinger to her parents, November 25, 1917
Title:
Letter from Marie Litzinger to her parents, 1917
Description:
Marie is looking forward to Thanksgiving vacation in a few days. Sophomores and Seniors of Radnor are planning a play for the "odd" years. Hockey is still underway, but tennis season is almost over, because it is getting too cold. Dr. Shaw gave a lecture on women's suffrage and the war.
Collection:
Marie Litzinger Papers
Letter from Marie Litzinger to her parents, February 11, 1917
Title:
Letter from Marie Litzinger to her parents, 1917
Description:
Marie writes about her new professors, a Valentine Day-themed party, and the upcoming Freshman play. She misses everyone at home and loves getting letters from them.
Collection:
Marie Litzinger Papers
Letter from Dorothy Foster to her mother, October 11, 1903
Title:
Letter from Dorothy Foster to her mother, 1903
Description:
Dorothy is sad because her parents are moving, and she misses home. She is worried about paying her laundry and book bills that are pretty high this semester. The students are unhappy with the new Philosophy professor and went to the Dean to talk with her, but the Dean is yet reluctant to send him away. Dorothy describes a party she hosted and a couple others she attended.
Date:
1903-10-11
Collection:
Dorothy Foster Papers
Letter from Nathalie Gookin to her mother, January 06, 1919
Title:
Letter from Nathalie Gookin to her mother, 1919
Description:
Gookin writes about her tooth, her luggage, and homesickness.
Date:
1919-01-06
Collection:
Nathalie Gookin Papers
Letter from Dorothy Foster to her mother, March 5, 1903
Title:
Letter from Dorothy Foster to her mother, 1903
Description:
In this letter Dorothy wishes she could be home to help mother who had another cold and is having trouble with her leg again. She is looking forward to Easter vacation and seeing her family. A few friends from Salem are visiting and spring is in the air.
Date:
1903-03-06
Collection:
Dorothy Foster Papers
Letter from Marie Litzinger to her parents, November 1, 1923
Title:
Letter from Marie Litzinger to her parents, 1923
Description:
Marie admits she misses home quite a lot. She finally managed to enroll in her classes. She describes another celebration on the streets of Rome, headed by Mussolini.
Collection:
Marie Litzinger Papers
Letter from Nathalie Gookin to her mother, October 12, 1916
Title:
Letter from Nathalie Gookin to her mother, 1916
Description:
Gookin writes of her homesickness, and of her poor performance in her English class.
Date:
1916-10-12
Collection:
Nathalie Gookin Papers

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