Box E
Contains 3 Results:
Exchange of letters, notes, and an announcement involving the Girl Scout Troop 53 and 54, District of Columbia and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss and her secretary, Dorothy Kingsford, April 10 - June 3, 1935 Digital
Requests sent by individuals to Dumbarton Oaks and Robert and Mildred Bliss. Six letters are copies of letters sent by Mildred Bliss or her secretary in response to requests. Two copies, one letter and one telegram, sent by Robert Woods Bliss or his secretary responding to individual requests.
Exchange of letters, telephone messages, and a memorandum involving representatives of Western High School and Robert and Mildred Bliss and their secretary, May 3 - 17, 1937 Digital
Handwritten and typescript letters, telephone messages, and a memorandum regarding a request for Western High School students to use the Dumbarton Oaks gardens for a Greek play. Miss Gardner, a teacher working with the students, Dr. Elmer S. Newton, Principal of Western High School; Francis B. Sayre, Assistant Secretary of State; and Dorothy Kingsford, the Blisses secretary along with Mildred and Robert Bliss are involved in the communications.
Letter from Mildred Steil, Arden Studios, Inc. Interior Decorations, 460 Park Avenue, New York to Mrs Robert Woods Bliss, 3101 "R" Street, Washington, D.C., December 15, 1933 Digital
Typescript letter with handwritten signature from Mildred Steil, Arden Studios, Inc. to Mildred Bliss notifying her of a collection of garden portraits by George Stonehill on exhibition in the Arden Studios. The gardens portraits represent the estates of John Aldred, Paul Cravath, Marshall Field, Herbert L. Pratt and Samuel Untemeyer.