G-M, 1906

Gifford, Seth K, 1906; Grant, Elihu. [praise for his editorial work on "American Friend"], 1906 February 26; Grubb, Edward (ed. "British Friend"]. [thanks him for sending on two papers; lectures in American Friends' colleges], 1906 January 12; Grubb, Edward. [perhaps they will meet at Bakewell Sunday School; Constance Rowntree and wife Emma Horsnail have discussed declining birthrate at a meeting for mothers], 1906 June 18; Hart, Emily S. [working on the history (Rowntree Series of Quaker Histories), describes her research], 1906 January 9; Harvey, T. Edward. [refers to his part in the writing of the history], 1906 June 29; Headley Bros. [has published his "The Double Search" and sends on John Wilhelm Rowntree's posthumous essays for review], 1906 June 1; Hodgkin, L. Violet, 1906; James, William, 1906 November 20; Jones, Augustine, 1906; Kelly, Robert (president of Earlham). [at a conference of ministers of Indiana and Western Yearly Meetings -- sympathies of the ministers with the "old school"], 1906 November 28; Kelsey, Mead. [concerned with the anti-Quakerism expressed in a history by Elson; a letter from Augustine Jones appended speaks to the issue], 1906 February 15; Kelsey, Rayner W. [hopes he can give a series of lectures on Friends' colleges -- Haverford being the only one with high educational standards], 1906 December 3; Lloyd, M. Jessie. [London Yearly Meeting did not pick up on Five Years Meeting invitation], 1906 July 12; Manning, I. S. [thanks him and partially refutes Rufus M. Jones's criticism of unitarianism], 1906 June 2; McGrew, Edwin. [must leave Pacific College because of overwork], 1906 February 22; Meader, John H. [would Rufus M. Jones come to talk to their Boston Friends Social Union], 1906 January 11