Louise E Bettens
Louise E Bettens
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TUTTLE MEMORIAL December 3, 1917.
Mr. Edward D. Bettens, 130 West 87th Street, New York City.
My dear Sir : In behalf of the Faculty and students of the Teachers College of Indianapolis, I wish to thank you for the memorial volume entitled "Mrs. Louise E. Bettens". Your thought in presenting this book to the College is appreciated. Such a volume will be an inspiration to our young women who are beginning their life career.
We are fortunate in having the permanent record of a life so beautiful a...nd full of inspiration as was the life of your mother. From the art of the bookmaker, it is a volume of unusual merit. We shall cherish this volume and care for it as 1 think you would wish us to do.
With sincere appreciation, I am, Yours truly, Eliza A. Blaker, President. 45 BARNARD COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY NEW YORK OFFICE OF THE DEAN November 7, 1917.
Mr. Edward D. Be:tte;ns, 130 West 87th Street.
My dear Mr. Bettens: Please accept my very hearty and sincere thanks for the beautiful bound volume dealing with the life and character of your mother, Mrs.
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TUTTLE MEMORIAL December 3, 1917.
Mr. Edward D. Bettens, 130 West 87th Street, New York City.
My dear Sir : In behalf of the Faculty and students of the Teachers College of Indianapolis, I wish to thank you for the memorial volume entitled "Mrs. Louise E. Bettens". Your thought in presenting this book to the College is appreciated. Such a volume will be an inspiration to our young women who are beginning their life career.
We are fortunate in having the permanent record of a life so beautiful a...nd full of inspiration as was the life of your mother. From the art of the bookmaker, it is a volume of unusual merit. We shall cherish this volume and care for it as 1 think you would wish us to do.
With sincere appreciation, I am, Yours truly, Eliza A. Blaker, President. 45 BARNARD COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY NEW YORK OFFICE OF THE DEAN November 7, 1917.
Mr. Edward D. Be:tte;ns, 130 West 87th Street.
My dear Mr. Bettens: Please accept my very hearty and sincere thanks for the beautiful bound volume dealing with the life and character of your mother, Mrs.
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