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Women to Confer on Plans to Further Lasting Peace, ca. October 1916

Announces the calling of a congress in Washington to influence public opinion on World War I.

Jane Addams to Ruth Churchyard Williams and Crystal Eastman, February 1, 1918

Addams sends a message hoping that New York members of the Woman's Peace Party can unite, and argues that the national has no jurisdiction in the matter.

Peace

Jane Addams to Ruth Chuchyard Williams, January 28, 1918

Addams responds to the problems Williams has faced regarding the State and City branches of the New York Woman's Peace Party.

Meetings Memberships Peace

Jane Addams to Ruth Churchyard Williams, January 28, 1918

Addams clarifies the roles of the National Woman's Peace Party with those of the state affiliates.

Onsite Peace

Alice Thacher Post to Hannah Clothier Hull, November 11, 1917

Post organizes how she wants speakers presented for the Annual Meeting of the Woman's Peace Party and requests feedback on these details.

Meetings Peace Recommendations

Alice Thacher Post to Hannah Clothier Hull, November 4, 1917

Post details preparations for an Annual Meeting of the Woman's Peace Party in Philadelphia.

Meetings Peace Recommendations

Henri La Fontaine to Jane Addams, January 18, 1917

LaFontaine asks Addams if she could cover his travel expenses for lectures in Chicago.

Lectures Travels

Margaret I. Nichols to Nellie B. Van Slingerland, March 30, 1917

Nichols updates Van Slingerland about the Peace Christmas cards.

Holidays Peace

Eleanor Daggett Karsten to Harriet Taylor Upton, March 24, 1917

Karsten updates Upton on Addams' improving health and sends her a recent resolution (not found).

Health Peace

Harriet Park Thomas to Eva Perry Moore, March 23, 1917

Thomas informs Moore that the Woman's Peace Party does not plan to volunteer its members en masse for war work should the war be joined.

Peace Relief Efforts World War I

Nellie B. Van Slingerland to Jane Addams, March 22, 1917

Van Slingerland asks Addams what happened to Christmas cards that she donated to the Woman's Peace Party.

Peace Requests

Alice Thacher Post to Crystal Eastman, March 12, 1917

Post asks Eastman to clarify news that Carrie Chapman Catt was dropped as an officer of the Woman's Peace Party.

Memberships Peace

Eleanor Daggett Karsten to Anna Tabor Nickerson, March 14, 1917

Karsten sends Nickerson materials regarding the Woman's Peace Party.

Peace

Eleanor Daggett Karsten to James Woodburn Hamilton, December 5, 1916

Karsten tells Hamilton that she will respond to his letter upon her return from Washington.

Peace Requests

Eleanor Daggett Karsten to Rebecca Shelley, December 4, 1916

Karsten tells Shelley that the Woman's Peace Party decided that Emily Balch will report ont he work of the American Neutral Conference Committee at the its upcoming meeting in Washington.

Meetings Peace