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Container	Title
	Subseries: D
Box 208	Dabney, Charles William, 1912 Note Location: University of Cincinnati. Letter stating that he will help Mrs. Blaine clear up any misunderstanding about her father's service to his country.
Box 208	Dabney, William Minor, Mrs., 1924 Note Location: Buxton, Maryland. Wedding breakfast invitation.
Box 208	Daegling, A.F., and Company, 1929 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for selling price of land on East Lake St.
Box 208	Dagg, Thomas L., 1908 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Bill for services and expenses of trip to Huntsville, Alabama sent by M.D.
Box 208	Daggett, L. Jeannette, 1890 Note Location: Palmyra, New York. Asks Mrs. Blaine to help her find a teaching position.
Box 208	Daggett and Ramsdell, 1904 Note Location: New York, New York. Bill and receipt for cold cream.
Box 208	Daggett Roller Chair Company, 1933 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Bill and receipt.
Box 208	Dahl, Anna, 1922 Note Location: Eucouto, Colorado. Thank you note for kindnesses rendered in the past.
Box 208	Dahl-Stedman Company, 1925-1949 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Bills and receipts for construction work.
Box 208	Dahlman, Henry, 1924 Note Location: Oak Forest, Illinois. Appeal to help him get out of the poor house.
Box 208	Dahlman, Louis A., 1923-1938 Note Location: Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Dublin, Ireland. Wedding invitations. One of their daughters married Mr. Harold L. Ickes.
Box 208	Dahlstrom, Herbert, Mrs., 1939 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Thank you note for $2.00 gift.
Box 208	Daiber, Jules, 1923 Note Location: New York, New York. Request for donation to the Restoration Fund of Richard Wagner's Bayreuth Festival Theatre.
Box 208	Daily Compass, The, 1949-1952 Note Location: New York, New York. Information on the establishment of the paper. Bills for subscriptions. Notification that Mrs. Blaine as a stockholder will be held libel for the payment of the salaries of the staff which evidently has been long in coming.
Box 208	Daily Sketch and Sunday Graphic Ltd. (London), 1941 Note Location: London, England. Bill for back copies and subscription.
Box 208	Daily Telegraph and Morning Post, 1939 Note Location: London, England. Rejection of a letter sent them by Mrs. Blaine.
Box 208	Daily Vacation Bible Schools for Children, 1912-1913 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Information on the organization and request for financial support.
Box 208	Dainty, Albert H., Mrs. (Emily C.), 1917 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for address of her cousin Mrs. Fowler.
Box 208	Daker, H.E., Mrs., 1949 Note Location: Aurora, Illinois. Request for aid to a needy family.
Box 208	Dakin, Tilden, 1930 Note Location: Mill Valley, California. Landscape painter asks for interview leaves folder describing himself and his work.
Box 208	Dale, Annie, 1900 Note Location: Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. Thank you note for assistance when she was not able to work.
Box 208	Dale, John T., 1909 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request that Mrs. Blaine bear one half of the expense of publishing his book.
Box 208	Daleiden, N.J., 1921 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for selling price of her property on E. Ohio St.
Box 208	Daley, Charles C., 1898-1907 Note Location: Cimarron, New Mexico. Poem entitled “A Drunkard's Wife.” Requests for money. Story of his elopement.
Box 208	Daley, Charles C., Mrs. (Susan Howard), 1905 Note Location: Cimarron, New Mexico. Request for money.
Box 208	Daley, J.P., 1904-1905 Note Location: Cimarron, New Mexico. Bill for work. Request that Mrs. Blaine tell him where he can write to get a battery for his electric light.
Box 208	Daley, J.P., Mrs., 1904 Note Location: Elmhurst, Illinois. Request to borrow some money.
Box 208	Daley, Margaret M., 1934-1954 Note Location: Santa Barbara, California. Thank you notes for Christmas gifts to nursing staff of Riven Rock.
Box 208	Daley, V., Mrs., 1904 Note Location: Cimarron, New Mexico. Request that Mrs. Blaine buy her team and rig.
Box 208	Dallam, Lucien C., 1893 Note Location: Henderson, Kentucky. Wedding invitation.
Box 208	Dallenbach, Fred, 1918 Note Location: Madison, Wisconsin. Notification that he will accept the position of accountant for her son's farm at a certain salary.
Box 208	Dalton, Henry Rogers, 1900 Note Location: Longwood, Massachusetts. Wedding invitation.
Box 208	Dalton, James P., 1893-1902 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Bills for stove and kitchen utensils.
Box 208	Dalton, Philip S., Jr., 1937-1938 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Acceptance and refusal of invitations to dine.
Box 208	Dames of the Loyal Legion, 1907 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Present leaflet to Mrs. Blaine which contains the Flag Salute and Pledge for use on patriotic occasions.
Box 208	Damiani, Eleanor, 1920 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Report of school child of Parker on Sir Oliver Lodge's speech.
Box 208	Dammann and Bauer, 1923 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for selling price of property.
Box 208	Dammann, H.G., 1938 Note Location: No address. Thank you note for flowers.
Box 208	Dammann, Higgins, 1944 Note Location: New York, New York. Notification that Lillian Martin in hospital and could benefit from a word from Mrs. Blaine.
Box 208	Dammann, J. Francis, 1928-1945 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Notification that two petitions will be filed in court in connection with the Mary Virginia McCormick Case.
Box 208	Dammann, J. Francis, Mrs. (Isabel A. Lynde), 1928-1939 Note Location: Winnetka, Illinois. Thank you note for gifts.
Box 208	Dammann, J. Francis, Jr., 1937-1939 Note Location: Winnetka, Illinois. Acceptance and refusal of invitations to dine.
Box 208	Dammann, Nancy, 1938-1939 Note Location: Winnetka, Illinois. Acceptance and refusal of invitations to dine.
Box 208	Dammann, Thomas L., 1937 Note Location: Winnetka, Illinois. Refusal of invitation to dine.
Box 208	Damon, George E., Company, 1941 Note Location: Boston, Massachusetts. Bill and receipt.
Box 208	Damon, Louis A., 1910-1931 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for money to rehabilitate the All Souls Church to use it for a workshop to produce one hundred thousand copies of a portrait of Lincoln the sale of which would give him enough money to start an industrial school. Pamphlet entitled A Story of Jesus: The Christ / by Damon.
Box 209	Damrosch, Frank, 1906-1911 Note Location: New York, New York. Pamphlet entitled Institute of Musical Art of the City of New York. Report of William L. Tomlins capabilities for teaching music.
Box 209	Damrosch, Frank, Mrs. (Hetty), 1928-1931 Note Location: New York New York. Copy of “Tante's Story” written by her.
Box 209	Damrosch, Leopold, Mrs., 1898 Note Location: Granville, New York. Wedding invitation.
	Damrosch, Walter Note: Location: New York, New York.
Box 209	1892-1905 Note: Music programs in which biographical material is given. Thank you notes for hospitality and aid in getting him concerts.
Box 209	1906-1922 Note Request that she help finance the production of his composition “Dove of Peace.” Wedding invitation - their daughter Margaret Blaine to Mr. Thomas Knight Finletter.
Box 209	1923-1950 Note Invitation to attend the wedding of their daughter Anita Blaine to Robert Littell. Stenographic report of an address by Damrosch on the subject “Music and Radio” given before the Musical Convention in Chicago on April 16, 1928. Invitation to attend the wedding of their daughter Leopoldine Blaine to Mr. Sidney Howard. Program of the Walter Damrosch Golden Jubilee held at the Metropolitan Opera House on April 12, 1935. Bill for loss on “The Man Without a Country” opera at Chicago in November 1937.
Box 209	Damrosch, Walter, Mr. and Mrs. (Margaret Blaine, sister of Emmons) photograph Note: 8-inch x 10-inch photograph of Mr. and Mrs. Damrosch, David Sarnoff and John D. Rockefeller taken on January 28, 1937.
Box 209	Damrosch, Walter, press clippings, 1898-1950 Note Location: New York, New York. Obituary clippings especially complete.
Box 209-210	Damrosch, Walter, Mrs. (Margaret Blaine), 1889-1949 Physical Description: 10 folders Note Location: New York, New York. Copy of letter, 1920 March 16, from William R. Thayer to Mrs. Damrosch in which he defends his treatment of James G. Blaine in his Life of Roosevelt. The ten folders in this collection consist almost entirely of letters of a personal nature to Mrs. Blaine in which Mrs. Damrosch describes the health of her family and of the activities of her husband and herself.
Box 210	Damrosch, Walter, Mrs. (Margaret Blaine), press clippings Note Location: New York, New York. Obituary notice of Chicago Sun-Times, 1949 July 29.
Box 210	Dan Martin Memorial Mission, The, 1913 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for contribution.
Box 210	Dana, Charles A., 1943 Note Location: London, England. Request for literature of the World Citizens Association on the general subject of world peace, world government, post-war planning and international security.
Box 210	Dana Hall School, 1913 Note Location: Wellesley, Massachusetts. Bill for board and tuition of Ruth A. Campbell.
Box 210	Dana, Richard H., 1918 Note Location: Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Request for an interview.
Box 210	Dancer, Clifford, Mrs. (Ruth), 1949 Note Location: Omaha, Nebraska. Thank you note for dinner party.
Box 210	Dancing Class, 1887-1888 Note: See also: Mrs. George M. Pullman for invitation 1887-1888 season.
Box 210	D'Ancona and Son, 1892 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Bill from umbrella dealer.
Box 210	Danes, James Thomas, 1942 Note Location: Fort Meyer, Virginia. Wedding invitation.
Box 210	Dangler, Edward, 1939 Note Location: Brooklyn, New York. Request from student writing dissertation on the Educational Philosophy and Influence of Colonel F.W. Parker for a statement indicating the extent of Miss Cookers or Colonel Parker's influence on her sociological and educational activities.
Box 210	Daniell, Lucetta, 1916 Note Location: New York, New York -- Columbia University. Letter in which the medical treatment of Kyle (no last name given) is described.
Box 210	Daniell, W.F., Mrs. (Carite Soencer), undated Note Location: Santa Barbara, California. Recommendation of a sculptor who could instruct Stanley McCormick in the art of modeling.
Box 210	Daniels, Anna W., 1900 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for an interview.
Box 210	Daniels, Charles, 1919 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request payment of account of Drs. Ridlon and Parker.
Box 210	Daniels, Charles, Mrs. (Gertrude Griffen), 1902-1928 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Thank you note for hospitality to her son. Requests return of a book of poems given Mrs. Blaine by her son so that she can give Mrs. Blaine an autographed copy.
Box 210	Daniels, Chester Cabot, 1902-1927 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Thank you notes for holiday gifts.
Box 210	Daniels, Dora, 1936 Note Location: Valparaiso, Indiana; Chicago, Illinois. Compliments Mrs. Blaine's speech on Roosevelt.
Box 210	Daniels and Fisher Stores Company, The, 1904-1946 Note Location: Denver, Colorado. Bills and receipts from department store.
Box 210	Daniels, H.E., 1928-1934 Note Location: Los Angeles, California. Report on a Mrs. Purman.
Box 210	Daniels, H.E., Mrs. (Grace), 1931 Note Location: Los Angeles, California. Thank you note for hospitality.
Box 210	Danielson, Barbara Deering, 1927 Note Location: Boston, Massachusetts. Thank you note for gift of flowers.
Box 210	Danielson, Christine W., 1914-1916 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Letters reporting that her condition has improved and that she wishes to return to work for Mrs. Blaine.
Box 210	Danielson, Earl, 1929-1933 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Bills and receipts for rent of garage.
Box 210	Danielson, Marion, 1938-1939 Note Location: No address. Acceptance and refusal of invitations.
Box 210	Danielson, Richard, 1939 Note Location: Boston, Massachusetts. Refusal of invitation.
Box 210	Danielson, Richard E., 1915 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Notification that a copy of the “Trimmed Lamp” will be sent to Mrs. Blaine for her possible subscription.
Box 210	Danish Old Peoples Home, 1904-1905 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Requests for contributions.
Box 210	Danskin, James H., 1925-1927 Note Location: Springfield, Illinois. Letters in which he outlines his plan to get the support of Republican senators for the League of Nations. Extracts from Roosevelt's book American and the World War taken to prove his support of the League.
Box 210	Dardonville, Jules, 1917 Note Location: New York, New York. Bill and receipt for lamp and shade.
Box 210	Darling, Grace, 1940 Note Location: Cleveland, Ohio. Letter stating that the mother of Miss Darling has a very strange gift along psychic research lines and would be happy to speak to Mrs. Blaine about it.
Box 210	Darrell, Ella, 1899 Note Location: No address. Christmas greeting and thank-you note.
Box 210	Darrow, Clarence S., 1927 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Pamphlet -- address by Darrow at the funeral of John P. Altgeld.
Box 210	Darrow, Smith and Carlin, 1944 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Inquiry about property of Mrs. Blaine for a client.
Box 210	Darrow, William Wheeler, 1937-1939 Note Location: No address. Acceptance and refusal of dinner invitations.
Box 210	Darrow, William Wheeler, Mrs. (Anita Louise Wieboldt), 1940 Note Location: No address. Acceptance of dinner invitation.
Box 210	Darst, Frank M., 1908-1909 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. General Sect. of the University of Chicago Research Extension suggests and acknowledges order of a set of their Library of Original Sources.
Box 210	Dart, Hazel S., 1940 Note Location: No address. Thank you note for flowers.
Box 210	Dart, Henry Plauche, Jr., 1943 Note Location: New Orleans, Louisiana. Wedding invitation.
Box 210	Dart, M.A., Mrs., undated Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for an interview to show some of her embroidery.
Box 210	Darte, Dorothy D., 1929 Note Location: New York, New York. Acceptance of invitation to tea.
Box 210	Dartmouth National Bank of Hanover, 1944 Note Location: Hanover, New Hampshire. Recommends Stanley Wilson of Vermont for lawyer in matter not stated.
Box 210	Darwin, Charles, 1900 Note: Letter asks Professor Boyle to send him a copy of a lecture on the geography of plants.
Box 210	Das, Tagranath (Bombay India), 1920 Note: See also: Labor Party Convention, 1920 July 12.
Box 210	Dasch, George, 1923-1931 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Bills for orchestra and conductor.
Box 210	Dase, Harry, 1948 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for an appointment.
Box 210	Dashiell Motor Company, 1924 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Bills for car repair.
Box 210	D'Aubigne, Julia Merle, 1920 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for interview to discuss the work of Protestant churches in France especially in educating minister's children. A pamphlet stating the need for aid.
Box 210	Dauchy, Samuel, Mrs. (Marion Sturges), 1908-1936 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for money for the Health Committee of the Woman's Trade Unions League. Request for money for Immigrants Protective League. Request for donation to scholarship fund of the Orthogenic School founded with the aid of Mrs. McCormick.
Box 210	Daughaday, Carlos Colton, 1945 Note Location: Winnetka, Illinois. Invitation to call.
Box 210	Daughaday, Carlos Colton, Jr., 1937-1940 Note Location: Winnetka, Illinois. Acceptance and refusal of invitations.
Box 210	Daughaday, Hamilton, 1939-1942 Note Location: Winnetka, Illinois. Wedding invitations.
Box 210	Daughaday, Hamilton, Jr., 1937-1940 Note Location: Winnetka, Illinois. Acceptance of invitations to dinner.
Box 210	Daughaday, William, 1937-1940 Note Location: Winnetka, Illinois. Acceptance of invitations.
Box 210	Daughters of the American Revolution, 1907-1928 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Invitation to attend the presentation of a statue of Gen. George Rogers Clark to the McCormick School.
Box 210	Daughters of the British Empire, 1916-1941 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request to buy tickets for benefit for British babies suffering from conditions of ill-health due to war.
Box 210	Daughters of the Confederacy, undated Note Location: No address. See also: United Daughters of the Confederacy.
Box 210	Daughters of Dorcas, 1919 Note Location: Ottawa, Illinois. Request for donation of handkerchief to be sold at benefit.
Box 210	Daughters of the Republic, 1921-1931 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Requests for contribution to annual benefit for disabled servicemen.
Box 210	Daughters of Veterans, 1908-1915 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Requests to buy tickets for benefits.
Box 210	Dauncey, Dorothy M., 1912-1913 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for suggestion for financial backers for her musical education in Europe.
Box 210	Dauncy, Frederick W., Mrs. (Margaret), 1913 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Requests for help for her daughter's musical education abroad.
Box 210	D'Autremont, Charles, Mrs. (Lisbeth Webster), 1940 Note Location: Lexington, Massachusetts. Thank you notes for kindness rendered.
Box 210	Dauzvardis, Petras, 1947 Note Consul for Lithuania. Acceptance of dinner invitation.
Box 210	Davenport, A.H. Company, 1895-1911 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois; Boston, Massachusetts. Bills, receipts, and letters concerning the purchase of furniture and the decoration of the house.
Box 211	Davenport, Bennett F., 1913 Note Location: Boston, Massachusetts. Statement of doctor on the condition of Mrs. Blaine's Kittery Point well water.
Box 211	Davenport, Dean, 1914 Note Location: University of Illinois. Stenographic report of a lecture by Davenport on “Vocational and Prevocational Work in the Schools” given at Parker School on March 13, 1914.
Box 211	Davey Tree Expert Company, 1908-1940 Note Location: Kent, Ohio. Bills and receipts for care of trees.
Box 211	Davey, W.F., 1931 Note Location: Dayton, Florida. Bill for glasses.
Box 211	David, F.E., 1918-1919 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Medical bills and receipts.
Box 211	David, Vernon C., 1950 Note Location: Evanston, Illinois. Medical bill and receipt.
Box 211	Davidson, Frank, 1941 Note Location: Toronto, Ontario. Letter from soldier in the Canadian army gives his views on the war.
Box 211	Davison, Gertrude J., 1921 Note Location: Boston, Massachusetts. Expense account of a proposed trip.
Box 211	Davidson, Jo, 1948 Note Location: New York, New York. Thanks Mrs. Blaine for praising her bust of Henry Wallace.
Box 211	Davidson's Talking Machine Shop, 1910-1923 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Bills and receipts for records and sound boxes.
Box 211	Davies, Caroline S., undated Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Letter thanking Parker School for offering her some teaching work which she cannot accept.
Box 211	Davies & Drummond, 1937-1940 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Letters recommending their services as tax consultants and expert estate planners.
Box 211	Davies, John Wesley, 1919 Note Location: Reading, Massachusetts. Wedding announcement.
Box 211	Davies, Joseph E., 1931-1946 Note Location: Washington, D.C. Letter in which Davies tells Mrs. Blaine of the admiration of President Roosevelt for her.
Box 211	Davies, Joseph E., Mrs. (Marjorie), 1940-1943 Note Location: Upper Saint Regis, New York. Acceptance and refusal of invitations. Invitations to dine.
Box 211	Davies, May Eileen, 1941 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Medical bills and receipts for services rendered to Miss Flora Cooke.
Box 211	Davies, O.C.L., Mrs. (Mary B.H.), 1891-1892 Note Location: New York, New York. Thank you note for gifts.
Box 211	Davies, Paul Ewing, 1947 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Wedding invitation.
Box 211	Davies, Turner and Company, 1895-1914 Note Location: New York, New York. Bills and receipts for shipping car abroad.
Box 211	Daviess, Annie T., 1926 Note Location: Louisville, Kentucky. Inquiry as to whether or not Mrs. Blaine would be interested in buying portraits of Governor Magoffin and Mrs. Mary Moore, descendants of the McCormick family. Photographs of the two portraits enclosed.
Box 211	Davila, Carlos, 1944-1949 Note Location: New York, New York. Stenographic report of an address by Davila entitled “Russia's Role in the Balkans” given before the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations on March 27, 1944. Excerpts from reviews of Davila's book, We of the Americas.
Box 211	Davis, Arthur Vining, 1917 Note Location: Long Island, New York. Wedding invitation.
Box 211	Davis, Bradley Moore, 1900 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for donation to build new botanical laboratory for the University of Chicago.
Box 211	Davis and Bryan Club, 1924 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for an interview.
Box 211	Davis, Carl D., 1919-1920 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request that Mrs. Blaine pay her bill to Miss Neilsen so that he can collect his bill from her.
Box 211	Davis, Cecil C., 1915-1918 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Program of tour of New York Symphony Orchestra abroad.
Box 211	Davis, Charles, 1931-1941 Note Location: Bass River, Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Pamphlets discussing the advantages of world union. See also: Pacific Foundation.
Box 211	Davis, Charles (Huntsville), 1943 Note Location: Huntsville, Alabama. Receipt for $3,000 from Mary Virginia McCormick Pension Fund.
Box 211	Davis, Charles, Mrs. (Mattie), 1943 Note Location: Huntsville, Alabama. Receipt for $3,000 from Mary Virginia McCormick Pension Fund.
Box 211	Davis, Charles G., 1948 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Requests donation to Christmas Basket Fund.
Box 211	Davis, Charles William, 1937-1938 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Bills, and receipts for the storage and purchase of coats.
Box 211	Davis Collamore and Company, undated Note Location: No address. See also: Collamore, Davis, and Company.
Box 211	Davis Company, 1925-1930 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Bills and receipts for fishfood and luggage stand.
Box 211	Davis, Coram T., Jr., 1943-1947 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Expression of sympathy.
Box 211	Davis, D.A., 1924 Note Location: No address. Privates letters of Mr. D.A. Davis regarding visit of Dr. John R. Mott in Greece and Turkey.
Box 211	Davis, Edward P., 1925 Note Location: Princeton, New Jersey. Thank you for Christmas gift.
Box 211	Davis, Edward Parker, Mrs., 1917 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for an interview.
Box 211	Davis and Eickemeyer, 1909 Note Location: New York, New York. Bill for Sepia Lincoln head.
Box 211	Davis, E.J., 1949 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for an interview.
Box 211	Davis, Eleanor (Daisy), 1918-1947 Note Location: Lake Mills, Wisconsin. Thank you note for gifts.
Box 211	Davis, Elizabeth Mann, 1905 Note Location: Alleghany, Pennsylvania. Notification that Mr. Mann is in the hospital suffering from a stroke of paralysis.
Box 211	Davis, Ellen Diane, 1889-1920 Note Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Thank you notes for gifts.
Box 211	Davis, Frances, 1941 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Bill for hospital services rendered to Lena Olson.
Box 211	Davis, Frank E., Company, 1905-1914 Note Location: Gloucester, Massachusetts. Bill and receipt for fish. Advertising fish sale.
Box 211	Davis Harriet King, undated Note Location: No address. See also: Howard, Harriet King, (Mrs. C.B.)
Box 211	Davis, Harry Joseph, Mrs., 1931 Note Location: Toronto, Canada. Wedding invitation.
Box 211	Davis, Helen Gould, 1921 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Requests interview to discuss Business Mothers Club which is opening a home for children.
Box 211	Davis, Henry G., 1898 Note Location: Elkins, West Virginia. Wedding announcement.
Box 211	Davis, H.G., 1907 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Inquiry for purchase of stock in his company.
Box 211	Davis, Howland, 1946 Note Location: No address. Refusal of invitation to dine.
Box 211	Davis, James J., 1925-1941 Note Location: Washington, D.C. Request for contribution to Mooseheart school for dependent, children and their mothers of Chicago. See also: Mooseheart.
Box 211	Davis, Jerome, 1931-1952 Note Location: West Haven, Connecticut. Request for $10,000 contribution to the Russian Friendship Mission. Address by Romula Gallego (President-in-Exile of Venezuela) on a formula of universal and lasting peace delivered before the Dinner Forum of the Nation Associates in New York, April 7, 1949. Pamphlet by Davis entitled “It's Time to Wage Peace - Not War.” Report of an Independent Peace Mission to Europe, 1949 June 30-September. Address by Davis on Peace Mission given before the Women's Club of Aurora, Illinois on November 22, 1949.
Box 211	Davis, John, 1900 Note Location: Boston, Massachusetts. Announcement of marriage of their daughter to George Cabot Lodge.
Box 211	Davis., John H., 1901 Note Location: New York, New York. Requests that Mrs. Blaine buy sermons from him so that he can purchase a home.
Box 211	Davis, John W., 1924-1931 Note Location: Lexington, Virginia. Democratic Presidential Candidate Davis regrets that he was unable to catch Mrs. Blaine at home.
Box 211	Davis, J.W., 1913-1914 Note Location: Elmhurst, Illinois. Requests for contributions to the First United Evangelical Church in Elmhurst.
Box 211	Davis, Katharine Bement, 1901 Note Location: Bedford, New York. Requests the return of information she gathered about the condition of living of Bohemians in Chicago.
Box 211	Davis, Katherine C., 1935-1943 Note Location: No address. Thank you notes for gifts. Receipt for $2,500 from Mary Virginia McCormick Pension Fund.
Box 211	Davis, Loyal, 1939 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Bills for services as doctor rendered to Mr. Karl Kreuger.
Box 211	Davis, Loyal, Mrs. (Edith), 1938 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Thank you note for plant.
Box 211-212	Davis, Malcolm W., 1935-1944 Note Location: New York, New York. Stenographic report of an address by Davis entitled “The League and America” given in Chicago, 1935 January 12. Stenographic report of an address by Malcom Davis entitled “France, Italy and Central Europe” given before the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations, 1935 January 15. See also: United Nations Association Congress, 1944 January 14-15.
Box 212	Davis, Morgan, 1933 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Reports on disarmament talks at Geneva in two telegrams.
Box 212	Davis, Nathan S., Jr., 1915 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Wedding invitation.
Box 212	Davis, Nathan S., Jr., Mrs. (Jessie H.), 1898-1910 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request that Emmons join a gym class instructed by her.
Box 212	Davis, Nathan S., III, 1935-1940 Note Location: Winnetka, Illinois; Chicago, Illinois. Request for donation to the National Physicians Committee for the Extension of Medical Service. Pamphlet on the organization entitled “Priceless Heritage.”
Box 212	Davis, Nathan S., III, Mrs. (Cordelia Carpenter), 1927-1929 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Requests for donations to Girl Scouts.
Box 212	Davis, Norman H., 1920-1942 Note Location: New York, New York. Letter in which he tells Mrs. Blaine that the New York Council on Foreign Relations is not a political pressure group and could not act on Mrs. Blaine's proposal to have the President mediate between Great Britain and India.
Box 212	Davis, Paul H. and Company, 1939-1940 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Recommendation of stock broker.
Box 212	Davis Robe Company, The, 1907 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Bill and receipt.
Box 212	Davis and Sanford, 1895-1906 Note Location: New York, New York. Bills and receipts for photographs.
Box 212	Davis and Shepherd, 1899 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Apologies for not including stamped envelope.
Box 212	Davis Transfer and Storage, 1931-1937 Note Location: Lake Forest, Illinois. Bills and receipts.
Box 212	Davis, W.M., 1910 Note Location: Cambridge, Massachusetts. Letters in which he does not recommend that Emmons join the Polo Club at Harvard.
Box 212	Davison, Carolyn S., 1919 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for donation to funds for the Central YWCA Club House.
Box 212	Davison, R.C., 1919 Note: See also: United States Department of Labor - Children's Bureau, 1919 May 19-20. Conference on Child Labor Standards.
Box 212	Davisson, A.E., Mrs. (Emma R.), 1917 Note Location: Lincoln, Nebraska. Letter asking where are the leaflets Mrs. Blaine had sent.
Box 212	Daw, Harry H., Mrs. (Belle G.), 1910 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Complaint that Mrs. Blaine did not pay a fair price for a building recently purchased.
Box 212	Dawe, A.C., Pharmacy, 1920-1929 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Bills and receipts.
Box 212	Dawes, Anna L., 1901 Note Location: Pittsfield. Letter of introduction for minister of the McAll Mission.
Box 212	Dawes, Charles G., 1914-1950 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Stenographic report of an address by Dawes in which he lauds General John J. Pershing given at a public reception in Pershing's honor on 1919 December 20 in Chicago. Stenographic report of addresses by Dr. Joseph Wirth and Vice President Dawes on aid to Europe given before the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations on 1925 October 20. Note lauding Mrs. Blaine for giving $5,000 for Finish relief. Request for contributions to the Boys Club of America. Pamphlets describing the work of the Club. See also: Disabled Veterans and Orphans' Relief, 1925 February 13. Bankers Club of Chicago, 1925 February 20. Institute of American Meat Packers, 1926 October 27.
Box 212	Dawes, Charles G., Mrs. (Caro D. Blymer), 1930 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Note saying they will meet Mrs. Blaine's son and daughter.
Box 212	Dawes, Chester M., 1896-1909 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Letter stating that he will write his Senator and urge him to support Senate Bill 311 at Mrs. Blaine's request.
Box 212	Dawes, Chester M., Mrs. (Ada B. Laflin), 1896-1900 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Letter hoping to get Mrs. Blaine to reconsider her resignation from The Friday Club of Chicago.
Box 212	Dawes and Company Inc., 1930 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Offering stock in the Associated Apparel Industries.
Box 212	Dawes, Rufus C., 1934-1939 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Offer of membership by the Century of Progress in the Club known as “The Trustees' Lounge.”
Box 212	Dawes, Rufus G., Mrs. (Helen Palmer), 1936 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for donations to Fortnightly.
Box 212	Dawes, W.R., 1925 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for donation to fund for tornado sufferers.
Box 212	Dawson, Estelle, 1890 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for an interview.
Box 212	Dawson, Fraser, Mrs. (Faith), 1937 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Note describing Mrs. Blaine's gift of flowers at the funeral of Dr. Black.
Box 212	Dawson, M.C., Mrs., 1900 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for an interview to arrange a concert for singers Alice and Ethel Davey.
Box 212	Dawson, N.E., 1901 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for an interview to discuss his educational scheme.
Box 212	Dawson, Peter, 1927 Note Location: Toronto, Ontario. Thank you note for gift of money.
Box 212	Day, Albert Morgan, 1887-1910 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois; Lake Forest, Illinois. Wedding invitations.
Box 212	Day, Albert Morgan, Mrs. (Fanny Pynchon), 1890-1926 Note Location: Lake Forest, Illinois. Request for purchase of tickets to The Chicago Music Society.
Box 212	Day, George Lord, 1900 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Wedding invitation.
Box 212	Day, Gertrude M., 1919 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for payment of small bills from the estate of Emmons Blaine Jr.
Box 212	Day, Miss, 1892 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Acceptance of invitation.
Box 212	Day, Thomas Charles, 1899 Note Location: Indianapolis, Indiana. Wedding invitation.
Box 212	Deach, Ivan, Jr., 1934 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Notification of coming books.
Box 212	Deacon Products Company, 1949 Note Location: Moline, Illinois. Request for a financial loan to market restaurant equipment.
Box 212	Dead-Line, The, 1917 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Copy of The Dead-Line accompanied by testimonials to influence Mrs. Blaine into purchasing a subscription.
Box 212	Deagan, J.C., Inc., 1924-1925 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Bill and receipt for eight-tone Montessori bells.
Box 212	De Ajuria, Gregorio, 1898-1900 Note Location: New York, New York. Request to paint a miniature of Mrs. Blaine.
Box 212	Deakin, Earl, 1912-1916 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Offer of coin collection for sale.
Box 212	Deakin, H., 1894-1913 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Bill and receipts for oriental art objects.
Box 212	De Algarra, Ignacio, 1947 Note Location: No address. Refusal of invitation.
Box 212	Dean, Charles A., 1923 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for contribution to fund for Olympic Games.
Box 212	Dean and Dean, 1929-1934 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Bills for blueprints.
Box 212	Dean, Ella Wood, 1921 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Offer to let Mrs. Blaine see moving picture of the Parker School Christmas festivities.
Box 212	Dean, Franklin A., Jr., 1910-1913 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Thank you for Christmas at Elmhurst.
Box 212	Dean, George R., Mrs. (Emily Washburne), 1936 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for contribution to the Juvenile Protective Association.
Box 212	Dean, Hubert T., 1926-1927 Note Location: Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts. Bills and receipt for services rendered as doctor.
Box 212	Dean, James, Mrs., 1899 Note Location: Quebec, Canada. Wedding announcement.
Box 212	Dean, Lillian May, 1922-1953 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Poems of a mawkish nature written to Mrs. Blaine by employee. Acknowledgement of salary checks.
Box 212	Dean, Lyde W., 1911 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Refusal of invitation for Christmas.
Box 212	Dean, Marlette M., 1913 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Report that Mrs. McCormick was feeling better and said she would not be needed anymore.
Box 212	Dean, Roselle, 1916 Note Location: No address. Request for interview by magazine writer.
Box 212	Dean, Walter, 1931-1941 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for forwarding address of Mrs. Blaine. Request for use of Mrs. Blaine's influence to help postman obtain a better position.
Box 212	Deane, Peter, and Company, 1898 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Bids by landscape gardener.
Box 212	Dean's, 1936-1937 Note Location: New York, New York. Bills and receipts for bakery goods.
Box 213	Dearborn Chemical Company, 1917 Note Location: No address. Instructions for preparing sample of well water at Lake Mills for Sanitary and Bacteriological analysis.
Box 213	Dearborn Stationery Company, 1927 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Bill and receipt for wedding announcements.
Box 213	Dearholt, Hoyt E., 1925 Note Location: Milwaukee, Wisconsin. See also: Budesen, Dr. H.N., 1925 March 12. Report of proceedings Bureau of Health and Public Instruction of the annual congress on Medical Education, etc.
Box 213	Deasy and Higgins, undated Note Location: No address. Receipt for making contract with H.E. Hapworth for building fence.
Box 213	De Barrows, Antonio M., 1942 Note Location: Cohasset, Massachusetts. Caretaker of Mary Virginia McCormick home complains for having been dismissed with ten days notice after 30 years of service.
Box 213	Debenham, Margaret, 1900 Note Location: Kansas City, Missouri. Requests Mrs. Blaine place a song she has written in the hands of someone whose singing of it will help it sell.
Box 213	Debevoise, Thomas W., 1947 Note Location: New York, New York. Letter to Austin Wyman in which is included a copy of a statement of Mr. Rockefeller recommending that “the Chicago Suit” should be withdrawn.
Box 213	De Bey, Cornelia B., 1904-1912 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Pamphlet by Miss de Bey entitled “How to Eliminate Waste in the Development of the Race.”
Box 213	DeBoer, John J., 1946-1949 Note Location: Palos Park, Illinois. Requests for financial assistance for the holding of an international progressive education conference in Australia and for the handicapped children of Illinois.
Box 213	De Bonnier, H., and Company, 1887 Note Location: Brussels. Letter in French from department store.
Box 213	De Boyedon, O.H., 1943 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Thank you note for Christmas wish from member of faculty of Parker School.
Box 213	De Broglie, Jacques, 1927 Note Location: New York, New York. Letters telling of the progress of the drawing that he is doing for Mrs. Blaine (purpose of drawings not stated).
Box 213	De Broglie, Jacques, Mrs. (Marie Antoinette Aussenac), 1927-1935 Note Location: New York, New York. Pamphlet “The Book of Life of Nicholas Obuhov” which contains a picture of her. Two large photographs of her. Many personal letters in French.
Box 213	De Broglie, Louis, 1946-1947 Note Location: Paris, France. Request for contribution to the Societe de Secours des Amis des Sciences.
Box 213	De Bruce, Robert, 1948 Note Location: Santa Barbara, California. Request for financial aid in putting his educational ideas into practice. Pamphlet entitled “Robert deBruce by Robert Bruce Pegram.” Pamphlet entitled “Wither Away Now O Atomic-Bomb Humanity?” Together the pamphlets explain the educational ideas of de Bruce. See also: County National Bank and Trust Company, Santa Barbara, California.
Box 213	De Cardenas, Juan F., 1939 Note Location: New York, New York. Address by Juan de Cardenas entitled “Facts About Spain” given before the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations on 1939 January 16.
Box 213	De Celles, J.A. Emile, 1937 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for contribution to fund to build up vacant lots into recreational areas for children in Chicago.
Box 213	Deker, Grace, 1947 Note Location: Des Moines, Iowa. Miss Deker considers a bill owed the McCormicks to her family settled by the gift of Mrs. Blaine to families of coal miners who lost their lives in the Centralia coal mine.
Box 213	De Clerque, Natalie S., 1938-1940 Note Location: Winnetka, Illinois. Acceptance and thank-you notes for invitations.
Box 213	Decorative Art Society, 1921-1925 Note Location: Baltimore, Maryland. Bills and receipts for shades, etc.
Box 213	De Cou, Branson, 1932 Note Location: New York, New York. Asks a booking for his musical travelogs illustrated with masterpieces for a group of Mrs. Blaine's friends. Pamphlet describing his act.
Box 213	De Courcy, Kenneth, 1939-1943 Note Location: London, England. Requests for subscription to special news service from England.
Box 213	Dector, Ella, 1923 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Asks if it is okay to send bill for hat purchased by Mrs. McCormick's maid for Mrs. McCormick to Mrs. Blaine.
Box 213	Dee, George William, 1945 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Congratulations for Mrs. Blaine's work in the 1944 campaign for Roosevelt.
Box 213	Deepwater Coal and Iron Corporation, 1923 Note Location: Alabama. Report on the location, quantity and quality of the mineral deposits, and of the costs of mining, and from independent investigations as to markets, prices and transportation.
Box 213	Deer Path Garage, 1929-1930 Note Location: Lake Forest, Illinois. Bills and receipts for car repairs.
Box 213	Deering, Charles, 1911-1914 Note Location: Evanston, Illinois; Chicago, Illinois; Paris, France. Announcement of marriage of their daughter Marion to Mr. Chauncey McCormick in 1914.
Box 213	Deering, Charles, Mrs. (Marion D. Whipple), 1924 Note Location: Miami, Florida. Notification that Mr. Casas will not be able to meet Mrs. Blaine as early as planned.
Box 213	Deering, Chaucer, 1892-1900 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Thank you notes.
Box 213	Deering, James, 1896-1915 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Acceptance and refusal of invitations; expression of sympathy.
Box 213	Defauw, Desire, 1943-1945 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Invitations for tea and cocktails.
Box 213	Defauw, Jeanne, 1943 Note Location: No address. Thank you note for flowers.
Box 213	Deffenbaugh, W.I., 1941 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Two poems - “Forsaken” and “The Unionist Now.”
Box 213	Defiance Machine Company, The, 1916 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Acknowledgement of order for signagraph.
Box 213	De Fontenoy, La Marquise, 1916 Note Location: England. Biographical material.
Box 213	De Forest, Robert, 1903-1904 Note Location: New York, New York. Tenement House Commissioner of New York tells Jane Addams that he cannot visit Chicago. He recommends Charles A. Ball for a position.
Box 213	Degnan, Thomas S., 1949 Note Location: Miami, Florida. Wants position as newspaperman on The Compass.
Box 213	DeGloyer, Robert S., 1921 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Notification that a building is being constructed next to a building of hers on Michigan and Erie Street.
Box 213	De Gripenberg, Baroness (Peggy), 1941 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request to write personal letter to the President to help Finland.
Box 213	DeGroff, Dorothy, 1929 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Interview for a position in Mrs. Blaine's office.
Box 213	DeGroot, Edward B., 1910-1915 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for interview to discuss playgrounds and parks of Chicago. Thank you note for check given for some work done him for Mrs. Blaine at Elmhurst. See also: Pillsbury, Agnes Hope.
Box 213	DeGroot, Edward B., Mrs. (Sarah Pillsbury), 1914 Note Location: Winnetka, Illinois. Request that Mrs. Blaine ask Mr. DeGroot to return home in order that Mrs. DeGroot can make him rest.
Box 213	De Guevara, Alberto L., 1941 Note Location: Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico. Doctor writes for Mrs. Bartlette whose son Paul is suffering from a bronchiectasis and needs money for treatment.
Box 213	Dehy, William D., 1930 Note Location: Santa Barbara, California. Notification of a meeting of the Board of Guardians which recommended that certain doctors mentioned should treat Stanley McCormick.
Box 213	De Huszar, George, 1941 Note Location: No address. Request for an appointment.
Box 213	Deibler, F.S., 1919 Note: See: United States Department of Labor - Children's Bureau, 1919 May 19-20 Conference on Labor Standards.
Box 213	De Ivanrey, Marquis, 1907 Note Location: Paris, France. Announcement of the marriage of their son Ricardo to Miss Italia Mitchell Blair.
Box 213	De Jimeicz, Luisa Sors, 1949 Language: Spanish Note Location: Havana, Cuba. Letter with picture of baby enclosed.
Box 213	De Koven, Reginald, 1906-1910 Note Location: New York, New York. Wedding invitation and announcement.
Box 213	De Koven, Reginald, Mrs. (Anna Farwell), 1888-1918 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois; New York, New York. Congratulations on her engagement. Sympathy expressed over the death of Emmons Jr.
Box 213	De la Fond, Clarice, 1921-1947 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Asks Mrs. Blaine to help her get teaching position at Parker School. Requests to finance production of some of her artistic ideas.
Box 213	Delahant, Anthony, 1935-1941 Note Location: Saranac Lake, New York. Bills and receipts for examination of Marvin and Huntington Camp water.
Box 213	De Lang, Elizabeth H., 1924 Note Location: Bermuda. Thank you note for wedding gift.
Box 213	Delano, Frederic Adrian, 1901-1940 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for donation to the Merchants Club of Chicago to prepare a plan for the improvement of Chicago. Request for donation to the Harvard Medical School of China.
Box 213	Delano, Frederic Adrian, Mrs. (Matilda Peasley), 1906 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Invitation to meet Ethel Dummes.
Box 213	Delano, Laura, 1909-1911 Note Location: Bryn Mawr. Thank you note for hospitality.
Box 213	Delano, Louise, 1909 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Accepts invitation of Parker School Senior Class for supper.
Box 214	De Lanux, M. Pierre, 1929 Note Location: Paris, France. Stenographic report of interview of Wolf Von Dewall on the subject of “Germany and France in the New Age.” Interview of de Lanux on the subject “Educating Public Opinion.” Addresses by Von Dewall and de Lanux on the role that France and Germany can play in the abolishment of war. Stenographic report of an address by Lanux on the subject of disarmament in Europe given before the Weekly Forum of the City Club on 1929 February 7.
Box 214	DeL'Armitage, Arabella Marie Root, 1899 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Offers services to Mrs. Blaine as a helper in her philanthropic work. Enclosed song pamphlet - “O Be Patriotic” - composed and written by Miss Root.
Box 214	De La Sceaux, Edouard, 1925 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Poem dedicated to Mrs. Blaine entitled “Angels Rescued Floyd” for her efforts to aid trapped miner Floyd Collins and his bereaved family.
Box 214	Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company, 1893 Note Location: Richfield Springs. Bills for handling and transportation.
Box 214	De Lee, Joseph B., 1934-1941 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Correspondence concerning installation of incubator at Chicago. Lying in hospital. Poor conditions in general for expectant mothers. Letter, 1942 May, of appreciation for sympathy offered on death of Dr. De Lee.
Box 214	Delineator, The, 1907-1912 Note Location: New York City, New York. Correspondence from Theodore Dreiser and William Hard concerning use of Mrs. Blaine's name for the Home League and its activities on behalf of women and wider education of expectant mothers. Includes pamphlet describing Home League.
Box 214	Dell, Charles, 1948 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Thank you note for New Year's celebration.
Box 214	Dellenback, William H., 1909 Note Location: Springfield, Illinois. Acknowledgment of letter concerning bill introduced in Illinois Senate.
Box 214	Delmo Housing Corporation, 1947-1953 Note Location: St. Louis, Missouri. Reports and survey of Delmo communities in Missouri describing the activities and success of these projects for underprivileged families. Includes minutes of board meeting, 1947, and letter of appreciation for Mrs. Blaine's contributions sent in 1953.
Box 214	Delmonicos, 1905 Note Location: New York. Bill, paid.
Box 214	Del Monte Lodge, 1946 Note Location: Carmel, California. Two telegrams indicating lack of hotel accommodations.
Box 214	De Lozada, Enuque, 1940-1944 Note Location: Williams College, Williamstown, Massachusetts. Texts of addresses by Enuque de Lozada before the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations in 1940 on “Latin American policy of the United States,” and a similar speech delivered before the same in November 1944. Also contents of telephone conversations between Mrs. Blaine's secretary and a representative of Mr. Lozada concerning appointment.
Box 214	Delph, John F., 1939-1941, 1946 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Receipts for paid medical bills.
Box 214	Delphian Society, 1914 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Conversation concerning textbooks for Society and a copy of curriculum.
Box 214	Delta Cooperative Farm, 1939 Note Location: Rochdale, Mississippi. Letter of appreciation from Sam H. Franklin Jr. for Mrs. Blaine's interest and contributions.
Box 214	Del Vayo, Julio Alvarez, 1939-1943 Note Location: New York City, New York. Text of address on “Spain and Europe” before Chicago Council on Foreign Relations, 1939. Correspondence and magazine articles regarding formation of Free World Association and political problems concerning World War II.
Box 214	De Madariaga, Pilar, 1940 Note Location: Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, New York. Christmas and New Year's greetings.
	De Madariaga, Salvador
Box 214	1935-1937 Note Location: London, England; New York; Chicago, Illinois. Text of speech at dinner in his honor before League of Nations Association, 1936. Correspondence regarding World Foundation, its work and Madariaga's activities on its behalf. Text of report of its Organizing Committee, 1937.
Box 214	1938-1940 Note Location: New York; Chicago, Illinois; Geneva; London, England. Explanation of Madariaga's position regarding Spanish Civil War. Personal correspondence regarding Mrs. Blaine's European trip. Letters concerning difficulty of publishing Madariaga's book, The World's Design, and general international political situation.
Box 214	1941-1950 Note Location: Oxford, England. Personal correspondence. Texts of two lectures on Spain and the Jews and Don Juan. Correspondence regarding discontinuance of Mrs. Blaine's financial contributions toward Madariaga's work.
Box 214	De Madariaga, Salvador, Mrs. (Constance), 1938-1939 Note Location: Vaux, Switzerland; Oxford, England. Personal correspondence concerning family.
Box 214	Demaio, Ernie, 1949 Note: See also Civil Rights Congress, 1949 March 13.
Box 214	Dembrow, William L., Mrs., 1949 Note Location: Silverspring, Maryland. Letter of congratulations and note on personal difficulties.
Box 214	De Micheli, Alfred, 1938-1940 Note Location: Lucerne, Switzerland. Correspondence regarding several armchairs bought in Europe. Acknowledgment of check.
Box 214	Deming Slides, 1915 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Two Bills.
Box 214	Demmon, 1925 Note Location: Rockford, Illinois. Note of telephone conversation regarding naming of a state highway after Mrs. Blaine's son.
Box 214	Demmon, Douglas, 1920 Note Location: Stamford, Connecticut. Letter of inquiry regarding Holstein cattle for export.
Box 214	Demmon, Stephen, 1942 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Telephone conversation regarding information about Mrs. Blaine's connection with English Speaking Union.
Box 214	Democratic Historical Association, 1934 Note Location: Springfield, Illinois. Telephone conversation regarding book to be published about history of the Democratic Party, requesting interview with Mrs. Blaine.
Box 214	Democratic National Committee - Chicago, 1916-1952 Note: Letters of appreciation for contributions - Thomas J. Walsh, Edward Hurley, etc. Letters asking for Mrs. Blaine's participation in party activity, speeches, etc. Contents of telephone conversations regarding support of democratic candidates.
	Democratic National Committee - New York
Box 214	1912-1936 Note: Letters of appreciation for contributions toward party campaigns.
Box 215	1937-1948 Note: Letters of appreciation and requests for further support for party activities and candidates.
Box 215	Democratic National Committee - Washington, 1913-1952 Note: Letters of appreciation for support. Various reports and publicity material for Democratic campaigns and organizations.
Box 215	Democratic National Congressional Committee, 1937 Note Location: Washington, D.C. Requests for support of The Democratic Register, congressional magazine.
Box 215	Democratic National Convention, 1948, 1952 Note Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Chicago, Illinois. Guest pin and credentials. Requests for financial support.
Box 215	Democratic Party of Cook County, 1914, 1923, 1942, 1943, 1947 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Requests for support of Raymond Robins for United States Senator, 1914, and other candidates in following years. Letters of appreciation for support.
Box 215	Democratic Woman's Committee - Illinois, 1920 Note: Letters requesting statement on Mrs. Blaine's support of League of Nations and Democratic candidates.
Box 215	Democratic Women's Clubs, 1922, 1924 Note Location: Washington, D.C. Three bulletins concerning party activities. Invitation to join the Democratic Women's Club.
Box 215	Democrats for Willkie, 1940 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Telephone conversation with Mr. Stanley Potter, Illinois Chairman of Democrats for Willkie, requesting Mrs. Blaine's support.
Box 215	De Montebello, A. and Company, 1899 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Letter from Chicago representative sending price list of French wines of above company.
Box 215	De Monvel, Maurice Boutet, 1898-1899 Note Location: Paris, France; New York; Chicago, Illinois. Personal correspondence in French.
Box 215	De Mooy, Anne, 1945-1948 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Personal conversations regarding medical care.
Box 215	Demorest, Charles H., 1930 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Letter requesting loan of $300 for daughter's education.
Box 215	Dempster, Charles Wesley, Mrs., 1912 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Invitation to meet Mrs. Howard F. Gillette.
Box 215	Deneen, Charles Samuel, 1907-1912 Note Location: Springfield, Illinois. Notices of appointment of Mrs. Blaine as delegate to National Conferences of Charities and Correction and Child Labor. From Governor.
Box 215	De Neese, Dorothy, 1899 Note Location: Evanston, Illinois. Personal letter from young girl student.
Box 215	Dengler, Paul L., 1929 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Text of address before Francis Parker School concerning education in Austria.
Box 215	Denham, Sergie J., 1951 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois; New York. Letter of request for financial support from Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo Inc.
Box 215	Denicke, Charles W., and Company, 1916 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Letter regarding metal kitchen equipment.
Box 215	Denicomb, J., 1892 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Receipt of $25 for coachman's boots.
Box 215	Denig, L.A. and A.M., 1901-1905 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Receipts and bills for drags and pharmaceuticals.
Box 215	Denison Hotel, 1909 Note Location: Indianapolis, Indian. Telegram regarding accommodations.
Box 215	Deniston, Edward, 1907 Note Location: Denver, Colorado. Personal letters requesting aid from Mrs. Blaine for sick boy.
Box 215	Den Kongelige Porcelainsfabriks, 1887 Note Location: Copenhagen, Denmark. Bill for dinnerware.
Box 215	Denney, Revel, January 2 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Letter of thanks for plant.
Box 215	Denning, E.J., and Company, 1892 Note Location: New York. Receipts for clothing.
Box 215	Dennis, Charles H., 1920 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for information regarding lecture.
Box 215	Dennis, George J., 1917-1922 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Checks for medical care.
Box 215	Dennis, George J., Mrs. (Anna Bentley), December 27 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Personal letter requesting proxy vote for granting of diplomas at School of Domestic Arts and Sciences.
Box 215	Dennison, James P., 1893 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Personal family letter.
Box 215	Dennison Manufacturing Company, 1891-1922 Note Location: Framingham, Massachusetts. Numerous bills and receipts.
Box 215	Dennison Manufacturing Company, 1923-1934 Note Location: Framingham, Massachusetts. Numerous bills, receipts and correspondence regarding accounts.
Box 215	Denny, A.H., 1929-1941 Note Location: Saranac Lake, New York. Receipts for cutlery, jewelry, etc.
Box 215	Denny, Arthur Briggs, 1910 Note Location: Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts. Announcement of marriage of daughter.
Box 215	Denny, Genevieve Lewis, probably 1929 Note Location: Los Angeles, California. Report regarding medical condition of Mary Denny.
Box 215	Denny, George V., Jr., 1941, 1945 Note Location: New York. Request for financial support for the Town Hall Inc.
Box 215	Denny, George V., Jr., Mrs., June 1 Note Location: Knoxville, Tennessee. Telegram regarding distribution of copies of President's war message.
Box 215	Denny, Harold N., 1940 Note Location: Washington, D.C. Letter of thanks for pleasant Chicago experience and copy of text of his talk, before Chicago Council on Foreign Relations on “My Five Years in Soviet Russia.”
Box 215	Denoix, Madam, 1887 Note Location: Paris, France. Receipt.
Box 215	Dent, Louis Addison, 1900-1911 Note Location: Washington, D.C. Correspondence regarding arrangements for McCormick Collection in libraries, and research for the biography. Reports on work in progress. Text of monograph on The Inventor of the Reaper.
Box 215	Dent, Louis Addison, Mrs., 1901 Note Location: Washington, D.C. Personal letter regarding Mr. Dent's illness.
Box 215	Dent, Mary, probably 1884 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Complimentary note.
Box 215	Dent, Thomas, 1923 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Thank you note.
Box 215	Denton, Mary Florence, 1915 Note Location: Kyoto, Japan. Personal letter.
Box 215	Denver Sanatorium, 1943 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Telephone conversation regarding article by Mrs. Blaine on program for servicemen at Chicago Stadium.
Box 215	Denvir, John J., 1911 Note Location: Springfield, Illinois. Views on bill before Illinois' General Assembly.
Box 215	De Palenica, Isabel, 1943 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Text of speech on Spain before Chicago Council on Foreign Relations.
Box 215	De Paul Settlement and Day Nursery, 1922-1923 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Letters of request for check regarding support for nursery.
Box 215	De Petris, 1939 Note Location: Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan. Bill for plant.
Box 215	De Peyster, Frederic Augustus, 1937-1946 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Personal greetings and thank-you notes.
Box 215	De Peyster, Joseph, 1940 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Acceptance of dinner invitation.
Box 216	De Pinna, A., Company, 1898-1902 Note Location: New York. Receipts for clothing.
Box 216	De Plata, Edmee, L., 1925 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Personal letter regarding family problems.
Box 216	De Prez and Smith, 1916 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Magazine sales appeal.
Box 216	De Priest, Oscar, 1937-1948 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Correspondence regarding Christmas Fund for needy African American children and families.
Box 216	De Rapalje, Bertha E., 1926 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for interview.
Box 216	Deratt, Viola, 1904 Note Location: Quebec, Canada. Note regarding dedication exercises of School of Education.
Box 216	Derby, George S., 1913-1920 Note Location: Boston, Massachusetts. Receipts for medical services.
Box 216	De Ridder, L., 1902-1906 Note Location: Antwerp, Belgium. Personal letters and cards, receipt of check for ladies purse.
Box 216	De Rochemont, Louis, 1941 Note Location: New York City, New York. Letter regarding film Peace - by Adolf Hitler.
Box 216	De Saint Quentin, Rene, 1940 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Text of address on “France at War” before Chicago Council on Foreign Relations.
Box 216	De Sales, Raoul de Roussy, 1936-1937 Note: Texts of two addresses, “France Faces a Dilemma” and “France Under the Popular Front,” before Chicago Council on Foreign Relations.
Box 216	De Sentillaine, Jean, 1914 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Letter and list of private art collection for sale.
Box 216	Deshays, Charlotte, 1896 Note Location: Framingsham, Massachusetts. Letter of thanks.
Box 216	Deshell's Pharmacy, 1926-1932 Note Location: New York. Bills and receipts for drugs and pharmaceuticals.
Box 216	De Shetley Foundation, 1926 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Letter of appreciation for promise to visit.
Box 216	Deshler, William G., 1912 Note Location: Columbus, Ohio. Announcement of marriage of daughter.
Box 216	Desmarais, M.F., 1907 Note Location: Las Vegas, New Mexico. Letter regarding health of James A. Reynolds.
Box 216	Desmond's, 1931 Note Location: Los Angeles, California. Receipts for clothes.
Box 216	Despres, Manon, 1954 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Telegram regarding visit to Summer School for Office Workers at University of Chicago.
Box 216	Detmers, Arthur, 1908-1918 Note Location: Buffalo, New York; Chicago, Illinois. Personal correspondence. Reports on elementary school of Francis Parker School, also one at high school level.
Box 216	Detmers, Arthur, 1919-1929 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Correspondence regarding education of Jack Adams.
Box 216	De Trevise, Duke, 1925 Note Location: New York. Notice of availability for lectures on French painting for the Society “La Saunegarde de L'Art Francais.”
Box 216	Detrich, Anna Hay, 1907 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for interview regarding business training for young women.
Box 216	Detroit Community Union, 1920 Note Location: Detroit, Michigan. Letter of thanks for check and desire for future interest and assistance.
Box 216	Detroit Institute for the Blind Inc., 1940 Note: Request for copy of radio talk delivered by Mrs. Blaine on behalf of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's campaign.
Box 216	Dettmers, Henry, 1910-1911 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Receipts for interior decorating and furnishings.
Box 216-217	Deudney, Stanley B., 1915-1926 Physical Description: 25 folders Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Notices of deposit into account of stock dividends and monthly reports of rent receipts and expenses. See also: Anderson, O.S. Johnson, A.G. Pickering, H.J.
Box 218	Deuel, Wallace R., 1936-1941 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Text of address before Chicago Council on Foreign Relations on “Germany From Within,” 1936. Text of address before Chicago Council on Foreign Relations on “The Second World War,” 1939. Text of address before Chicago Council on Foreign Relations on “The World Counter - Revolution,” 1941.
Box 218	De Van, William Todd, 1920-1922, 1936 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Correspondence regarding Yale University Press and art projects.
Box 218	Deven, J.C., 1889 Note Location: Richfield Springs, New York. Telegram and receipt regarding clothing.
Box 218	Devenport, Grace B., 1943 Note Location: Pasadena, California. Letter of thanks for financial assistance from Mary V. McCormick Pension Fund.
Box 218	Dever, William E., 1925-1926 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Notice of appointment of Mrs. Blaine to American Ideal Commission and Chicago Recreation Commission, by Mayor.
Box 218	Deveraux, H.E., 1937 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. See also: Town Hall Meeting of Chicago, 1937 February 15.
Box 218	De Vergnies, O. and Soeurs, 1881 Note Location: Brussels, Belgium. Receipt.
Box 218	Deverman, Kenneth, 1947 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Note of thanks.
Box 218	De Verner, Henry, 1951 Note Location: Ormond Beach, Florida. Announcement of marriage of daughter.
Box 218	Deveux, L.W., 1903 Note Location: Brookline, Massachusetts. Personal notes.
Box 218	Devi, Ratan, 1928 Note Location: New York, New York. Letter of appreciation and programs of performances of Indian music.
Box 218	De Villers, Theresa L., 1918 Note Location: New York, New York. Correspondence regarding shipment of chemises.
Box 218	Devine, Edward T., 1907-1912 Note Location: New York, New York. Invitation to attend meetings of Charity Organization Society. Two letters requesting assistance for the Survey Charity.
Box 218	Devine, John B., 1930 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for attitude regarding hospital and doctor bills of Frank J. Myers.
Box 218	Devlin, L.W., 1906 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Personal note.
Box 218	De Voney, John B., and Company, 1928 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for information regarding sale of premises owned by Mrs. Blaine.
Box 218	De Vos, Izaak, 1902-1905, 1914, 1915, 1919 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Receipts for photographs.
Box 218	Devries, Herman, undated Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for cooperation in fundraising concert for consumptive boy.
Box 218	De Warp Ruart, G. Cornet, 1942 Note Location: Colorado Springs, Colorado. Thank you note and greetings.
Box 218	Dewey, Bradley, 1949 Note Location: Cambridge, Massachusetts. Marriage announcement of daughter.
Box 218	Dewey, Charles S., 1934, 1938, 1942 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Announcement of marriage of daughter, letter regarding establishment of political club; invitation to dinner in honor of Chinese ambassador.
Box 218	Dewey, Charles S., Mrs. (Suzette H.), 1932 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for financial support for Visiting Nurse Association.
Box 218	Dewey, George, 1918 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Phone invitation to dinner.
Box 218	Dewey, Grace K., 1909, 1912 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Three acceptances and one regret at inability to accept invitation of Senior Class for luncheon.
Box 218	Dewey, John, 1897-1929 Physical Description: 2 folders Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Correspondence regarding education and Dewey's work. Report on Chicago University Elementary School. Correspondence regarding establishment of Francis Parker School. Correspondence about visits of Mrs. Blaine to school of education University of Chicago and Mr. Dewey to Mrs. Blaine. Text of addresses at dedication of buildings of University of Chicago School of Education, 1904, and a speech by Mr. Dewey on February 21, 1929 on the “Russian School System.”
Box 218	Dewey, John, Mrs. (Alice C.), 1899 Note Location: San Francisco, California. Letters of appreciation for providing accommodation in California and pleasure in meeting Mrs. Nettie F. McCormick.
Box 218	Dewey, John, Gift Fund, 1927 Note Location: New York City, New York. Letter requesting names of persons interested in subscribing to a bust of John Dewey by Jacob Epstein as tribute to Dewey's contributions in various fields.
Box 218	Dewey, Melvil, 1904 Note Location: Albany, New York. Letter regarding list of children's books requested by Mrs. Blaine.
Box 218	Dewey, Melvil, Mrs. (Annie), 1900-1901 Note Location: Lake Placid, New York. Invitations to attend conferences of and membership in Home Economics club.
Box 218	Dewey National Home Fund Committee Note: See also: Roberts, Ellis H.
Box 218	Dewey, Richard, 1914, 1919 Note Location: Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. Bills of receipt for medical consultations of Ira B. Meyers, Miss Juovett, William J. Linn.
Box 218	Dewey, Thomas E., 1943 Note Location: Albany, New York. Appeal for contributions to Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society.
Box 218	De Windt, Heybiger A., 1920 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Invitation to visit.
Box 218	Dewson, Mary W., 1938, 1942 Note Location: Washington, D.C.; New York. Appeal for support of committee to aid passage of wages-and-hours bill. Telegram urging immediate contact, regarding war effort.
Box 218	Dexter, C.H., 1930 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Interview for position of chauffeur to Mrs. Blaine.
Box 218	Dexter, Charles P., Mrs., 1905 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Invitation to daughter's marriage.
Box 218	Dexter, Lydia A., 1898, 1901, 1903 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Correspondence regarding sale of private natural science collection for use in university or museum. Letters of reference for position of librarian.
Box 218	Dexter, Wirt, Mrs. (Josephine), 1892-1937 Note Location: Boston, Massachusetts; Switzerland. Personal correspondence regarding family matters.
Box 218	Dial, The, 1906-1922 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois; New York. Ads and receipts for subscriptions.
Box 218	Diamond L. Ranch, 1925 Note Location: North Fork, Idaho. Resort information.
Box 218	Diamond, Nelle, Inc., 1924-1927 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Correspondence and receipts for purchases.
Box 218	Diamond Rubber Company, 1910 Note Location: Akron, Ohio. Receipt.
Box 218	Diana Fruit and Confectionery Company, 1927 Note Location: Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Statements of account and receipts.
Box 218	Dibblee, Henry, 1901, 1904 Note Location: Rye Beach, New Hampshire; London, England. Invitations to daughter's marriages.
Box 219	Dibblee, Henry, Company, 1891 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Receipt.
Box 219	Dibblee and Manierre Note: See Winston and Company.
Box 219	Dibblee, Thomas Bloodgood, Mrs., 1879 Note Location: Santa Barbara, California. Announcement of daughter's marriage.
Box 219	Dick, Albert Blake, Jr., 1939, 1941 Note Location: Lake Forest, Illinois. Invitation to visit and to marriage of daughter.
Box 219	Dick, Albert Blake, Jr., Mrs. (Helen), 1939 Note: Thank you note.
Box 219	Dick, Albert Blake, III, 1937-1940 Note Location: Yale University, Illinois. Acceptance and declinations of dinner invitations.
Box 219	Dick, Edison, 1948 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Letter regarding contribution to World Council of Churches.
Box 219	Dickens and Jones, 1938 Note Location: London, England. Receipts.
Box 219	Dickens, June O'Hara, 1949 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Thank you note.
Box 219	Dicker, Isadore, 1932 Note Location: New York. Notice of indebtedness due regarding Henry Shuman Assignee of Ascher - Le Vin Inc.
Box 219	Dickerman, Watson B., 1937 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Telephone conversation regarding party for Professor Livingston Wright.
Box 219	Dickerson, Charles Hatfield, 1916-1921 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Letters, telephone conversations regarding financial assistance for various ventures of an “ardent supporter of James G. Blaine.” Clippings, letters of reference, photographs.
Box 219	Dickerson, Earl H. Note: See also: Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies Norris, George W., 1943 February 12.
Box 219	Dickerson, E.L., 1900 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for financial aid.
Box 219	Dickerson, J. Spencer, 1911, 1923 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for copy of address delivered by Mrs. Blaine before National Education Association, 1911, notification of availability at University of Chicago Press.
Box 219	Dickert, Morgan S., 1931 Note Location: Chattanooga, Tennessee. Copies of poem “A Tribute.”
Box 219	Dickey, Alice M., 1925, 1931 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for employment.
Box 219	Dickey, Helen Louise, 1898 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for interview regarding children's story books.
Box 219	Dickey, John W., 1917, 1922 Note Location: Augusta, Georgia. Photographs and blueprints of houses for sale and rent.
Box 219	Dickey, Samuel, Mrs. (Louise Atherton), 1915 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Letter of appreciation at meeting Mrs. McCormick.
Box 219	Dickinson, Alice, 1913 May Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for interview regarding summer camp for tubercular children.
Box 219	Dickinson, Charles H., 1916 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Telephone conversation regarding return of letters of recommendation.
Box 219	Dickinson College, 1948 Note Location: Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Correspondence regarding invitation to Mrs. Blaine to attend 175th anniversary of college.
Box 219	Dickinson, Francis R., Mrs., 1912 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Invitation to visit.
Box 219	Dickinson, Jacob M. (Judge), 1921-1924 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Correspondence regarding assistance for George Peabody College for Teachers, Nashville, Tennessee. Also contact concerning party platforms.
Box 219	Dickson, B.W., 1929 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Thank you note for copy of address on China, and invitation to attend meetings of International Students' Association at University of Chicago.
Box 219	Dickson, Dorothy, 1926 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Thank you note.
Box 219	Dickson, Jane Stoddard, 1931 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Thank you note.
Box 219	Dickson, Laura A., 1926 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request to read for Mrs. Blaine.
Box 219	Dickson, Mae-Ashley, 1925 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Letter of sympathy and willingness to be of service as nurse for Floyd Collins.
Box 219	Dickson, Ralph, 1932 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Telephone conversations regarding financial contribution to Disabled American Veterans.
Box 219	Dictaphone Sales Corporation, 1928-1931, 1938-1940, 1947 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Invoices and receipts.
Box 219	Didesheim, Rene, 1936 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Text of address before Chicago Council on Foreign Relations on “Belgium and the Rexists.”
Box 219	Diebold Inc., 1956 Note Location: Canton, Ohio. Locksmith service.
Box 219	Diehl Brothers Inc., 1930 Note Location: Santa Barbara, California. Bills for groceries.
Box 219	Diehl, Charles Edward, 1922 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Office interview regarding financial assistance for Presbyterian College in Tennessee.
Box 219	Diehl Grocery Company, 1929-1932 Note Location: Santa Barbara, California. Bills and receipts.
Box 219	Dienhart, George B., and Son Inc., 1929 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Receipt for window shades.
Box 219	Dietzgen, Eugene, Company, 1915 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Receipts.
Box 219	Diffley, M.W., Inc., 1904-1905 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Receipts.
Box 219	Dillabough, W.H., 1893 Note Location: Jacksonville, Florida. Request for picture of the late Emmons Blaine by a former friend and employee.
Box 219	Dillenbeck, Ralph, 1908 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Letter regarding return of Mr. Bentley's papers.
Box 219	Dillingham, Frank Ayer, 1928 Note Location: Summit, New Jersey. Invitation to daughter's marriage.
Box 219	Dillon, Mary Earhart, 1943 Note Location: Evanston, Illinois. Inquiry and request for material on woman's movement for collection at Northwestern University.
Box 219	Dillon, Thomas L., Mrs. (Julia A.), 1900 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for financial aid for Vacation Schools and Playground Committee, Women's Clubs.
Box 219	Dilworth, J.D., 1912 Note Location: Huntsville, Alabama. Bill for lumber.
Box 219	Dinimick, Joseph Benjamin, 1919 Note Location: Scranton, Pennsylvania. Invitation to daughter's marriage.
Box 219	Dimock, Marshall E., 1938 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Regret at inability to attend meeting for Mr. De Madariaga.
Box 219	Dimock, Sarah Whitney, 1920 Note Location: Washington, D.C. Letter of information regarding aid to World War I veterans.
Box 219	Dimon, Martha E., 1902 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for position as stenographer.
Box 219	Dines, Helen, 1920 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Letter of advice from a 13-year-old.
Box 219	Dinet and Delfosse, 1918 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Bills for drugs.
Box 219	Dingee, Gertrude P., 1906 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Letter of inquiry as to use of history text at Hyde Park High School.
Box 219	Dinwiddie, Courtenay, 1939-1940 Note Location: New York, New York. Requests for appointment.
Box 219	Diocese of Chicago, 1899 Note: Requests for contributions to Church Home for Aged Persons.
Box 219	Dionne, Paul J., 1904 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Expense account.
	Disabled American Veterans Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Letter of request and appreciation for assistance given to various functions of organization.
Box 219	1922-1932
Box 219	1933-1949
Box 219	Disabled Veterans' and Orphans' Relief, 1925 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Luncheon address of Commander Drain.
Box 219	Distin Studio, 1931 Note Location: Saranac Lake, New York. Bills for photographs.
Box 219	Distin, William G., 1941 Note Location: Saranac Lake, New York. Regrets at burning down of Mrs. Blaine's camp and offer of services in rebuilding it.
Box 219	Distin, William L., 1905 Note Location: Saranac Lake, New York. Receipt for photos.
Box 219	Ditchburn, H., and Company, 1906 Note Location: Port Carling, Ontario. Receipts.
Box 219	Diston, Charles H., and Company, 1908 Note Location: New York. Receipts.
Box 219	Diston, Oliver, Company, 1902, 1926-1927 Note Location: Boston, Massachusetts. Receipts.
Box 219	Dittman, Pearl, 1938 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Thank you note.
Box 219	Dix, John A., 1932 Note Location: Mt. Kisco, New York. Personal thanks and appreciation for entrusting upbringing of boy, Michael, to his care.
Box 219	Dix, John A., Mrs. (Sophie), 1932 Note Location: Mt. Kisco, New York. Personal correspondence with Mrs. Beale.
Box 219	Dixon, Arthur, III, 1913, 1946-1947, 1950 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Invitations to weddings of daughters.
Box 219	Dixon, Clarence, Mrs., 1912 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Telephone conversation regarding providing entertainment for Mrs. Blaine.
Box 220	Dixon, Fanny, 1907 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Receipt for professional services.
Box 220	Dixon, George W., 1929 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Invitations to visit and to daughter's wedding.
Box 220	Dixon, George W., Mrs., 1921-1922, 1925 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Tickets and phone conversation regarding musicals and benefits.
Box 220	Dixon, Homer Laing, Mrs., 1918, 1930 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Invitation to attend meeting at home, and telephone conversation regarding chauffeur.
Box 220	Dixon, Joseph L., 1900 Note Location: Springfield, Massachusetts. Personal letter of sympathy and appreciation.
Box 220	Dixon, Minnie A., 1900 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Letters of appreciation, request for interview, and application for employment.
Box 220	Dixon, William, Mrs., 1938 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Telephone conversation regarding musical entertainer.
Box 220	Doak, J.A., 1913 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Receipt.
Box 220	Doane, John Edwin, Mrs., 1900 Note Location: Thompson, Connecticut. Letter of regret at inability to attend lectures.
Box 220	Dobbins, L.C., 1949 Note Location: Kansas City, Missouri. Asks backing for a proposed biography of Cyrus McCormick and the effects of the invention of the reaper.
Box 220	Dobbs, Harrison A., 1931-1932 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. See also: Chicago Regional White House Conference, 1931 October 30-31 Chicago Urban League, 1932 May 24
Box 220	Dobbs, C.R., 1918 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Information regarding oriental rugs.
Box 220	Dobson, Austin, 1887 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Text of a poem “Incognits.”
Box 220	Dobson, Dan Newton, Mrs. (Lillian Y.), 1954 Note Location: West Palm Beach, Florida. Letter of appreciation and information regarding health of Mrs. Bartlett.
Box 220	Dobson, R. Calvin, 1939 Note Location: St. Louis, Missouri. Letter regarding financial straits of Mrs. R.A. Bartlett.
Box 220	Dobyns, Fletcher, 1904, 1910 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Letter of inquiry regarding position for sister. Letter requesting financial aid for Committee of Seven investigating corruption in Illinois.
Box 220	Dock, George, 1915 Note Location: St. Louis, Missouri. Correspondence regarding health condition of Mr. Robert Adams.
Box 220	Dodd, Catherine, 1889, 1899, 1902, 1910 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Thank you notes.
Box 220	Dodd, Harold W., 1942 Note Location: Princeton, New Jersey. Letter expressing confidence in Secretary Hull and United States government.
Box 220	Dodd, J.W., Mrs. (S.P.), 1905 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Letter regarding a wish to sell a valuable book.
Box 220	Dodd and Livingston, 1911 Note Location: New York, New York. Act as Mrs. Blaine's agent at auction of Robert Hoe library.
Box 220	Dodd, Mary, 1888 Note Location: Mark Harbor, Maine. Poem and sketches of gowns.
Box 220	Dodd, Mead and Company, 1897-1931 Note Location: New York. Correspondence and receipts for books.
Box 220	Dodd, Robert H., 1916 Note Location: New York. Letter of inquiry concerning sale of Robert and Elizabeth B. Browning collection of manuscripts and letters.
Box 220	Dodd, Walter F., Mrs. (Sue Hutchison), 1922 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request to attend political meeting.
Box 220	Dodd, William E., 1922-1940 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois; Virginia. Correspondence regarding League of Nations and its supporters; support for Mr. Dodd and other professors; Hutchinson's biography of McCormick; endowment of a Wilson-McCormick choir in American history at University of Chicago. Note of appreciation at expression of sympathy at Mr. Dodd's death.
Box 220	Dodd, William E., Portrait Fund, 1939 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for contribution to fund.
Box 220	Dodd, William E., Jr., 1941 Note Location: Round Hill, Virginia. Letter of information regarding Ambassador Dodd's diary.
Box 220	Dodge, Anita Trumbull, 1900, 1908 Note Location: Montecito, California. Personal correspondence.
Box 220	Dodge, Arthur M., 1914 Note Location: Boston, Massachusetts. Receipt for medical services.
Box 220	Dodge, Bayard, 1912-1948 Physical Description: 4 folders Note Location: New York; Chicago, Illinois; Beirut, Syria. Personal correspondence and interesting letters regarding social, political and educational developments in Syria and the Middle East. Various addresses by Dr. Dodge. Text of address at Chicago Woman's Club.
Box 220	Dodge, Bayard, Family Physical Description: photographs
Box 220	Dodge, Bayard, Mrs. (Mary Williams Bliss), 1908-1950 Physical Description: 2 folders Note: Personal correspondence.
Box 220	Dodge, C.L., 1948 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Telephone conversations regarding obtaining Mrs. Blaine's support for changing laws on old age assistance, and veterans' benefits.
Box 220	Dodge, Cleveland E., 1924-1927 Note Location: New York. Requests for contributions to John W. Davis campaign, and National Council on Religion in Higher Education.
Box 220	Dodge, Cleveland E., Jr., 1924 Note Location: New York. Invitation to visit.
Box 220	Dodge, Cleveland Hoadley, 1908, 1911 Note Location: New York. Thank you note and invitation to daughter's wedding.
Box 220	Dodge, Cleveland Hoadley, Mrs. (Grace Parrish), 1920 Note Location: Riverdale-on-Hudson, New York. Personal letter of appreciation.
Box 220	Dodge, F.W. and Company, 1916 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Telephone conversation regarding landscape architect.
Box 221	Dodge, George, 1925 Note Location: Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Request for financial aid from a Spanish American War veteran. Claims a possible distant relationship to James G. Blaine.
Box 221	Dodge, Mary Abagail, 1862-1895 Note Location: Hamilton, Massachusetts. Personal correspondence. Letters concerning Maybuck trial.
Box 221	Dodge Motor Vehicle Company, 1914 Note Location: Cambridge, Massachusetts. Two bills for accessories.
Box 221	Dodge, P.M., 1932 Note Location: New York. Telegram recommending Timberline Camp.
Box 221	Dodge, Samuel Douglas, 1916 Note Location: Cleveland, Ohio. Invitation to daughter's wedding.
Box 221	Dodge, William E., 1898, 1911, 1918, 1923 Note Location: Montecito and Pasadena, California. Personal correspondence regarding Spanish-American War, World War I and the League of Nations.
Box 221	Dodge, William E., Mrs. (Julia J.), 1900, 1918, 1937 Note Location: Montecito and Pasadena, California; Chicago, Illinois. Personal correspondence.
Box 221	Dodson, John M. Note: See National Education Society, 1922 February 28.
Box 221	Doe, D.C., 1905-1907 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Correspondence regarding sale of real estate, stocks in Arizona copper mine, and loan on scholarships.
Box 221	Doering, D.C., 1913, 1947 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Attempts to interest Mrs. Blaine to contribute toward Parting of the Ways Home for former inmates of state penal institutions.
Box 221	Doerr, Henry, Mrs. (Mary Campbell), 1913-1921, 1936-1946 Note Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota. Personal correspondence.
Box 221	Doherty, Edward John, 1926-1927, 1941 Note Location: North Cohasset, Medford, Massachusetts. Personal correspondence.
Box 221	Dolan, James, 1932 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for employment as butler.
Box 221	Dold, William Elliot, 1900-1901 Note Location: Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. Correspondence regarding Annie Dale.
Box 221	Dole, James H., 1887 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Invitation to daughter's wedding.
Box 221	Dole, Sarah F., 1904 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Letter of introduction and inquiry concerning assistance for a former student.
Box 221	Dolivet, Louis, 1942-1945 Note Location: New York. Correspondence regarding Free World magazine, world citizenship, text of speech on “The Underground and the Invasion” and proposals for a magazine on world affairs.
Box 221	Dolivet, Louis, Mrs. (Beatrice Straight), 1943, 1945 Note Location: New York. Letters regarding Mrs. Blaine's participation in Free World activities.
Box 221	Dolkart, Ralph E., 1949 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Receipts for medical services.
Box 221	Doll, Frank R., Mrs. (Hildegarde Sumner), 1942 Note Location: Whiting, Indiana. Letter of appreciation for activities in World Citizens Association.
Box 221	Dolton, Isabella Note: See Chicago Urban League, 1932 May 24.
Box 221	Dombroff, Essie, 1949 Note Location: New York. Letter of appreciation for support of newspaper The Compass and other activities.
Box 221	Domingo, Marcelino, 1936 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Text of speech on “Spanish Democracy at Bay.”
Box 221	Dominican Republic Note: See also: M.A. Rena Bettle, Chairman of delegation to United Nations.
Box 221	Dominion Alliance, 1917, 1919 Note Location: Toronto, Canada. Letter of thanks and request for continued support.
Box 221	Dominion Military Hospital Commission, 1916 Note Location: Toronto, Canada. Letter of thanks for support.
Box 221	Donakey, Helen, 1949 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Letter of invitation to visit nursery.
Box 221	Donahue, C.P., Mrs., 1949 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Correspondence regarding deed.
Box 221	Donaldson, J.B., 1889, 1892 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Personal correspondence.
Box 221	Donaldson, J.B., Mrs. (Helen), 1892 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Letter of sympathy.
Box 221	Donaldson, R., 1914 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for appointment.
Box 221	Donavan, June, 1949 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for assistance.
Box 221	Donnell Safe Company, 1912 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Receipts.
Box 221	Donnelley, Gaylord, Mrs. (Dorothy Ranney), 1935 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Acknowledgement of receipt of gift.
Box 221	Donnelley, R.R., and Sons Company, 1903-1955 Physical Description: 5 folders Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Invoices for printing and binding jobs that the Lakeside Press did for Mrs. Blaine. Among these are: Harvard Medical School Booklet Child Welfare Exhibition Posters McCormick Theological Seminary - Historical Celebration Address of the President of the United States at Chautauqua Speech of Cordell Hull History of Reaper Letterheads and a number of miscellaneous jobs
Box 221	Donnelley, Thomas Elliott, 1936 April 3-1943 December 26 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois; Lake Forest, Illinois. Thanks Mrs. Blaine for copy of “Cyrus Hall McCormick,” expresses sorrow at the death of Harold McCormick, and sends his best wishes at Christmas time. See also: Sperry, Dr. Elmer A., 1924 December 12.
Box 221	Donnelly, Anna, 1923 August 8 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. At the time of Mrs. Cyrus Hall McCormick Sr.'s death, the writer tells of her grandmother's connection with the McCormick family.
Box 221	Donnelly, Frank, 1927 May 17 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Notice that Mrs. Blaine is to pay her garage rent to N.B. Judah rather than to himself since he sold the property.
Box 222	Donoghue, T.H., 1903 March 5 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Burial bill for Miss Finnegan. No explanation.
Box 222	Donovan, Marion E., 1902 February 8-1903 November 9 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Concerns Mrs. Blaine's property at 344 Erie Street.
Box 222	Donovan, William J. Note: Two pamphlets: “If Hitler Wins”: address by Colonel William J. Donovan before the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations, Palmer House, April 11, 1941. “A Program for Peace”: address before the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations, Congress Hotel, November 29, 1948.
Box 222	Doocy, Helen Nelson, 1925 February 5 Note Location: Washington, D.C. Writer was a member of the League of American Pen Women and D.A.R. She expresses her respect for Mrs. Blaine's act of sending aid to Floyd Collins.
Box 222	Doogue, M.E., Employment Bureau, 1908 October 14 Note Location: Boston, Massachusetts. Private employment bureau sought information concerning Annie Harmon. Apparently Mrs. Blaine did not supply the information since the form is in the folder.
Box 222	Dooley, Emma L., 1915-1942 May 23 Note Location: Numerous places. Miss Dooley traveled through the country taking orders for women's clothes, which she made. She made several dresses for Mrs. Blaine.
Box 222	Dooley, May, 1925 January 13 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Woman who had a nervous breakdown in London during the war, couldn't get a job, no place to stay, wanted Mrs. Blaine to help her out. She didn't want a handout but wanted Mrs. Blaine to get her a job, possibly taking care of someone's home while they traveled.
Box 222	Doriet, Edna, 1938 July 13 Note Location: S.S. Ile De France. Note telling Mrs. Blaine that her Atlantic crossing was pleasant.
Box 222	Dorland-Bell School, 1923 July 8 Note Location: Hot Springs, North Carolina. Representative of the Woman's Board of Home Missions of the Presbyterian Church expresses sympathy at death of Mrs. Blaine's mother.
Box 222	Dorman, Jarjorie, 1940 September 9 Note Location: Brooklyn, New York. Wishes to know the requirements to become a member of the World Citizens Association.
Box 222	Dorn, William G., 1919 December 12, 1921 November 17 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. An acquaintance wishes to see Mrs. Blaine's grandchild and announces that he is qualified to do any type of electrical work.
Box 222	Dorsey, Annie Cora, 1909 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Discouraged job hunter reports back to Mrs. Blaine that she found only temporary work. Apparently Mrs. Blaine helped her out.
Box 222	Dorsey, John T., and Son, 1906 January 27, 1910 February 9 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Bills for plumbing at McCormick Historical Association.
Box 222	Doty, Alvin A., 1936 October 19-1942 January 1 Note Location: Rainbow Lake, New York. Bills for electrical construction and repairs.
Box 222	Doubleday, Doran Book Shops, 1934 January 19-1938 June 28 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Bills for a small number of books.
Box 222	Doubleday, Page and Company, 1902 February 25-1947 May 21 Note Location: New York. Bills for a small number of books. Letter of May 21, 1947 notifies Mrs. Blaine that she has been sent a copy of Salvador Madriaga's book Victors Beware, at the author's request.
Box 222	Doubleday, Rhoda, 1932 July 12 Note: Invitation for lunch with a number of friends and herself at the “Baltimore beach.”
Box 222	Doud, Mabel D., 1949 June 11 Note: Telephone conversation. Miss Doud asked about a request sent to her in a letter from a Mrs. Perkins. No further information.
Box 222	Dougher, A.E., Mrs. Note Location: probably Chicago, Illinois. Mrs. Dougher sought charity from Mrs. Blaine. Folder includes a 3-page report on her case.
Box 222	Dougherty, George T., 1906 April 26-1906 May 8 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Mr. Dougherty's two lengthy letters contain a good deal of information on schools for the deaf in the United States and the methods of education employed by them. Apparently there was some disagreement among the members of the Chicago Board of Education concerning the method to be used in educating the deaf of Chicago. Also enclosed are several pamphlets and clippings.
Box 222	Dougherty, Ruth, 1910 June 17 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Writer regrets that she cannot accept the invitation of the senior class of Parker School.
Box 222	Douglas, Albert, 1903 November 2 Note Location: Chillicothe, Ohio. Wedding invitation.
Box 222	Douglas, D.D., 1927 March 11 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Mr. Douglas, who said he was on a committee with Dr. Bevens and Dr. Frank Billings, tried to contact Mrs. Blaine by phone.
Box 222	Douglas, Elizabeth Stuart, 1929 January 29-1939 June 30 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Mrs. Douglas was formerly employed by Mr. Cyrus H. McCormick for a number of years - also by Mrs. McCormick and the Armours. In 1932, her income from bonds failed and she was having a difficult time supporting herself and her 72-year-old sister. Mrs. Douglas offered a number of art objects and antiques to Mrs. Blaine who bought a piece of Italian embroidery for $50 to help her out. Later, she tried to sell Mrs. Blaine some paintings of fruit made by C.P. Reams. Mrs. Blaine bought one of these for $100. In 1939, Mrs. Douglas who was then 73 again asked for aid because she was ill.
Box 222	Douglas, H., 1901 Note Location: New York. Because of illness could not lunch with Mrs. Blaine.
Box 222	Douglas, James H., Jr., 1936 January 24 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. As one of a “relatively small number who has given substantial financial support” to the Boy Scouts of Chicago, Mrs. Blaine was sent a copy of the Scout Executive's report to their executive board (which is enclosed), which details the problems and accomplishments of 1935.
Box 222	Douglas, John Paul, 1945 September 10 Note Location: New York City, New York. This folder contains a detailed report of an investigation of a man named John Paul Douglas, who apparently used this name as an alias in the soliciting of funds supposedly for the Ernie Pyle Memorials. The investigation failed to turn up anything concrete.
Box 222	Douglas, Lewis W., 1940 November 18-1953 January 28 Note Location: New York City, New York. Folder contains a copy of Mr. Douglas's address before the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations entitled, “American Foreign Policy.” The address was delivered November 18, 1940. A telegram dated December 27, 1940 signed by Lewis W. Douglas and James B. Conant speaks of a telegram which Mrs. Blaine submitted and signed to the President of the United States. In 1953, Douglas corresponded in hopes of receiving a contribution for the King George VI Memorial Fund for Fellowships sponsored by the English-Speaking Union of the United States. See also: Conant, James B. for telegram of December 23, 1940.
Box 222	Douglas, Paul H., 1924 February 29-1951 March 23 Physical Description: 2 folders Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. In February of 1924, Douglas requested that Mrs. Blaine criticize his pamphlet, which the Association for Peace Education was planning to publish. Douglas was a professor at the University of Chicago. In the first folder is an address by Paul H. Douglas, delivered to the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations on 1936 April 3, entitled “Impressions of Italy at War.” In the second folder is an address entitled “Securing Social Security,” given on 1937 March 7 at the New England Church Forum Thorne Hall, Chicago. In April of 1940, Douglas asked Mrs. Blaine to contribute toward the purchase of Alexander Portnoff's bust of John Dewey to be placed in the University of Chicago. A letter, 1941 September 16, requests Mrs. Blaine to give financial aid so that Illinois would not go isolationist in the coming election. He was especially worried that no suitable opponent could be found among the Democrats to run against the Republican Brooks if he were nominated. A letter, 1942 April 8, reveals that Mrs. Blaine contributed to Douglas' campaign fund for United States Senator. Douglas lost in the primary and enlisted in the United States Marines. He still insisted that if the Republicans swept the fall election they would cause obstruction in the Congress. A letter, 1951 March 23, while Douglas was in the Senate, asks Mrs. Blaine to support the food for India bills that were in Congress at the time. See also: League of Women Voters-Illinois, 1924 April 12, “Report of Conference on Economic Aspects of International Affairs.” Report - luncheon meeting, 1940 July 15, “Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies.” Report of public meeting, 1940 May 9, p. 31 of “Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies.”
Box 222	Douglas, Paul H., for Senator Committee, 1942 April 8 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Acknowledges receipt for Mrs. Blaine's contribution of $250 to the Committee.
Box 222	Douglas, Paul H., Mrs. (Emily Taft), 1936 December 14-1948 August 10 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Telephone conversation of 1936 December 14 concerns a bronze model made from the death mask of Emmons Blaine Jr. by her parents' studio. Letter, 1942 October 2, invites Mrs. Blaine to a conference on Educational Reconstruction, the topic being problems facing Universities after the war. Letter, 1946 December 3, thanks Mrs. Blaine for her contribution to Mrs. Douglas' campaign fund. Mrs. Douglas had already served two years in the United States House of Representatives as a member at large from Illinois. In August of 1948, she again wrote Mrs. Blaine, this time for a contribution to campaign for her husband's election to the Senate. This letter attempts to harmonize Douglas' election with Mrs. Blaine's attempt to construct a Progressive Party with Henry Wallace as its head.
Box 222	Douglas, Thomas, 1900 March 19 and 24 Note Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Douglas was affiliated with a law firm, that of Mr. H. Day, with which Mrs. Blaine's father had done business. In 1900, Douglas was in financial difficulty and wanted aid from Mrs. Blaine.
Box 222	Douglas, William O., 1946 March 12-1949 May 24 Note Location: Washington, D.C. The correspondence with Justice Douglas of the United States Supreme Court concerns China. Both Mrs. Blaine and Justice were interested in Dr. Yen and his plans for mass education in China. Justice Douglas and Mrs. Blaine met in Chicago in the spring of 1949. Also included in this folder is a letter to Douglas, from Dr. Yen, telling about his trip through Kwangee, China.
Box 222	Douglass, Benjamin, 1895 October 24 Note Location: Santa Barbara, California. Wedding invitation.
Box 222	Douglass, Edwin T., 1937 January 19 Note Location: Cambridge, Massachusetts. Wedding invitation.
Box 222	Douglass, Frederick, Center, 1906 July 17-1910 September 30 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Douglas Center was a community house in the colored district of Chicago. Mrs. Blaine made small contributions to it. Included in this folder are several leaflets and newspaper clippings.
Box 222	Dovenmuehle, Edna, 1910 June 16-1915 June 9 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Accepts invitations of the Senior class of Parker School.
Box 222	Dow, M.S.W., 1896 September 7 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Invites Mrs. Blaine for lunch.
Box 222	Dow, Richard Sylvester, 1911 March 9 Note Location: Boston, Massachusetts. Announces the marriage of Marian Dow to James Gillespie Blaine III.
Box 222	Dow, S.A., and Son, 1927 August 1-1928 March 31 Note Location: North Hampton, New Hampshire. Bills for groceries.
Box 222	Downey, Sheridan, 1945 January 30 Note Location: Washington, D.C. Assures Mrs. Blaine of “continued support of Wallace opposition.”
Box 222	Downing, Estelle Note: See also: League of Women Voters-Illinois, 1928 March 10.
Box 223	Downing Industrial School, 1910 May-1925 February 20 Note Location: Brewton, Alabama. This school was for the “poor, uneducated, white girls of the remote piney woods district of this State.” It was of the Methodist faith but accepted students of other churches also. Wanted Mrs. Blaine to help raise $50,000. Half of this was promised if they could raise the other half.
Box 223	Downing, R.F., and Company, 1906 February 13-1908 February 13 Note Location: New York, New York. Three letters to Emmons Blaine requesting payment of $5.76. This firm was engaged by Ernst Wasmuth of Berlin to collect the amount.
Box 223	Downs, Darley, 1935 March 31, 1935 April 12 Note Included in the folder is a copy of Mr. Downs address before the New England Congregational Church, Sunday Evening Forum, 1935 March 31, entitled, “Japan's Plans for 1935.” This address is valuable in that it was given by a man who, during the critical early 1930s, was in Japan. He strongly protested against the American fleet cruising the pacific like a pistol pointed at the head of Japan. See also: New England Congregational Church - Forum, 1935 January 27 Fellowship of Reconciliation, 1935 May 3-5
Box 223	Dowrie, George William Note Location: University of Minnesota. See also: American Farm Economic Association, 1924 December 29-30. Report of fifteenth annual meeting.
Box 223	Doyle, Arthur Conan, 1922 May 25-1924 May 23 Physical Description: 2 folders Note Location: Various places. Five letters from Doyle to Mrs. Blaine, written while Doyle was in America. Doyle's letters reveal that he and Mrs. Blaine were sincere believers in spiritualism. In a letter dated 1922 July 10, Doyle suggested that Mrs. Blaine consider contributing to a fund for the erection of a monument at Rochester, New York at the place where “the first communications occurred in 1848.” A letter, dated May 1, 1923, reveals that Mr. and Mrs. Doyle were entertained by Mrs. Blaine while they were in Chicago. The same letter also reveals that Doyle requested aid for the cause of spiritualism, in this case for the support of one of his colleagues, Vale Owen, whom he called “a saint on earth.” Later letters reveal that Mrs. Blaine at least considered giving Owen aid. Also includes stenographic copies of the following Doyle lectures: Recent Psychic Evidence (3 copies) Personal Psychic Experiences The Proofs of Immortality Summarization of Facts About Spiritualism
Box 223	Doyle, Lady Arthur Conan (Jean), 1922 Note Location: Various places. Mrs. Doyle was also an ardent spiritualist. Her letters reveal that the Doyle's were handsomely entertained in Chicago by Mrs. Blaine and that they became quite intimate in spiritual affairs.
Box 223	Doyle, Cornelius J., 1931 March 30 Note Location: Springfield, Illinois. This folder contains a stenographic report of the speeches made at the International Harvester Company dinner celebrating the centennial of the invention of the reaper. Dinner was at Springfield on March 30, 1931. Doyle made an address at the dinner, which is fully transcribed.
Box 223	Doyle, Harvey M., and Company, 1916 March 7 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Inquires whether Mrs. Blaine wished to sell some property at 2200-24 Lincoln Park West.
Box 223	Doyle, John, 1897 October 10 Note Location: New York. Letter addressed to Mr. Benedict advertises horses.
Box 223	Doyle, Robert, Mrs., 1949 June 11 Note Location: Providence, Rhode Island. A mother of three sons expressed her appreciation that Mrs. Blaine took so much interest in the future of America, especially by launching the Compass.
Box 223	Drace, Claude G. (M.D.), 1935 January Note Location: Ojai, California. Bill for the medical services of Junior Tyler.
Box 223	Dragomenova, Krapko, Madam Note: See also: Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, 1924 May 19-31.
Box 223	Draheim, Marie, 1925 January-March Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Bills for nursing services.
Box 223	Drain, Jim Note: See also: Disabled Veterans and Orphans' Relief, 1925 February 13.
Box 223	Drake, Carl B. (M.D.) Note Location: St. Paul, Minnesota. Small medical bill.
Box 223	Drake, Charles R., and Son, 1909 June 15 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Bill for ambulance service.
Box 223	Drake, Craig F.R., 1913 March 12-April 1 Note Location: New York City, New York. Inquired whether Mrs. Blaine wanted to rent or purchase a camp on Upper St. Regis Lake.
Box 223	Drake, James Frank, 1935 December 4 Note Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Wedding invitation.
Box 223	Drake, John B., Sr., Mrs., 1898 October 27, 1900 February Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Wedding invitation. Declines invitation to lectures in 1900.
Box 223	Drake, John B., Jr., Mrs. (Frances Lowden), 1924, 1925 May 8 Note: Thank you note for wedding gift.
Box 223	Drake, John Burroughs, 1935 November 19 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Wedding invitation.
Box 223	Drake, Marion H., 1904 May 17-1914 March 28 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Bills for stenographic reports. In 1912, Mrs. Blaine contributed $200 to promote women's suffrage, Marion Drake was treasurer of Central Committee. In 1914, she ran for alderman in the first ward and wished to use Mrs. Blaine's name on her literature.
Box 223	Drake, Sister Note: See also: United Nations Association Congress, 1944 January 14-15. Proceedings.
Box 223 Folder 224	Drake, The, 1917 June 25-1951 October 1 Physical Description: 15 folders Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. From the receipts, invoices, and other papers in these folders it is possible to determine the type of entertaining Mrs. Blaine did, the names of people whose bills she paid at the Drake Hotel. Through the years Mrs. Blaine did a considerable amount of business with the Drake. These folders are of use, for example, to determine that Henry Wallace was Mrs. Blaine's guest on May 15, 1947.
Box 224	Drake, Tracy, Mrs., 1903 October 5 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Letter of recommendation for Mrs. Drake as a cook.
Box 224	Drama, The, 1915 July 31, 1923 May 8 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. First letter requests that Mrs. Blaine renew her subscription to the Drama. The second, appeals for funds to continue publication of the magazine which sought “progress in all lines of theatre promotion” in the city of Chicago. Also included in the 1923 letter was a 5-page report of the condition of the magazine.
Box 224	Drama League of America, 1910 December 30-1925 May Note Location: Evanston. Many of the letters in this folder try to convince Mrs. Blaine to become a director, and some try to convince her to accept the presidency of this national association. Although Mrs. Blaine was a member of the League, she did not wish to become overly involved in it. A program, dated 1922 March 7, reveals that Mrs. Emmons Blaine Jr. played the part of Clara Eynsford - Hill in G.B. Shaw's Pygmalion. The play was presented by the Drama League of Chicago, and was given in the Blackstone Theatre. Also included in the folder are numerous leaflets.
Box 225	Draper, Charles H., 1926 November 4 Note Location: Lake Forest, Illinois. Mrs. Blaine and her brothers pledged a sum of money to the Methodist Episcopal Church in Lake Forest. Pastor Draper wrote that some of the money would be useful at that time since one of the churches creditors had a judgment of foreclosure for the amount of their bill on the church property.
Box 225	Draper, George William, 1921 April 13 Note Location: New York City, New York. Wedding invitation.
Box 225	Draper, Harry W., 1907 July 8 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Draper was interviewed for the position of chauffeur. Copy of interview.
Box 225	Draper, Muriel, 1946 March 1 Note Location: New York City, New York. Muriel Draper was very active in such organizations as Women's International Congress. She wished to visit Mrs. Blaine in Chicago.
Box 225	Draper, Paul, 1940 November 5-1950 December 25 Note Location: Ridgefield, Connecticut and elsewhere. Draper was a musician and entertainer who held political and international views similar to Mrs. Blaine. A letter, dated 1949 December 22, is an excellent summary of Draper's philosophy. He supported Wallace in the 1948 election. Since Draper held “progressive” views, he was branded a communist and fellow traveler. Draper entertained at Mrs. Blaine's New Year's Eve party in 1948.
Box 225	Draper, Paul press clippings, 1944 December 19-1951 October 2 Note: These press clippings are all from the New York Times, and concern a $200,000 damage suit against a Greenwich, Connecticut housewife for calling Draper and his partner “communist sympathizers.” This case received a great deal of publicity; it ended in a deadlock.
Box 225	Draper, Paul, Mrs. (Heide), 1941 December 26, 1948 January 12 Note: Thank you notes for plants.
Box 225	Dreer, Henry A., 1919 July 31 Note Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Bills for seeds and bulbs.
Box 225	Dreger, Oscar, 1912 April 4 Note Location: Huntsville, Alabama. Notice from a roofing contractor that he had not been paid from the Mary Virginia McCormick estate for his services.
Box 225	Dreicer and Company Inc., 1911 April 19-1927 November 29 Note Location: New York. Three letters request Mrs. Blaine to come and view jewelry collections.
Box 225	Dreier, H. Edward, 1900-1905 Note Location: Brooklyn, New York. Two wedding invitations.
Box 225	Dreier, Theodore Note: See also: Black Mountain College.
Box 225	Dreiske, Erwin F., 1940 January 1 Note Location: Highland Park, Illinois. Florist's bill for boxes.
Box 225	Drenk, Marguerite, 1949 June 1 Note Location: Des Plaines, Illinois. After losing control and ownership of Mrs. Drenk's Foods Inc., Mrs. Drenk wished to cook for a wealthy family. For this reason she wrote Mrs. Blaine.
Box 225	Drennan, Fred M., 1917 April 23 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Bills for medical services. Small.
Box 225	Dressel, C.W., 1931 September 28 Note Location: Parkersburg, West Virginia. Dressel, of the International Harvester Company of America, requested a copy of the speech Mrs. Blaine gave “at Mt. Carmel Church at the Centennial Celebration Friday.”
Box 225	Drew, Edward B., 1914 April 14-1926 December 27 Note Location: Cambridge, Massachusetts. Mr. Drew, of the Harvard Medical School of China, thanked Mrs. Blaine for her aid to that institution.
Box 225	Drew, Edward B., Mrs. (Matilda), 1925 June 6-1928 January 10 Note Location: Hubbard Woods, Illinois. Three letters of thanks for such things as a sled and scooter for Junior and holiday dinners.
Box 225	Drew, Josephine F., 1895 August 20 Note Location: Chur, Switzerland. Tells of travels.
Box 225	Drew, William F., 1909 December 2 Note Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Announcement that Mr. and Mrs. Drew were at their home after December 2, 1909.
Box 225	Dreyfus, Louis G., 1930 June 14 and July 9 Note Location: Santa Barbara, California. Real estate agent's report on some western ranches.
Box 225	Driggs, George, Mrs., 1911 April 8 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Asked Mrs. Blaine to confine her dogs for a few days because her daughter was seriously ill.
Box 225	Drillman, 1926 June 7-1926 September 22 Note Location: New York. Bills for French rabbit coat.
Box 225	Driver, Leslie Rowles, 1949 August 10 Note Location: Bristol, Virginia. Wedding invitation.
Box 225	Droge, Ada M., 1938 December 28-1943 May 26 Note Location: Pasadena, California. Ada Droge was an attendant of Mary Virginia McCormick. Thank you notes for gifts.
Box 225	Drohojowski, 1940 January-February 27 Note: The writer was “Ambassade de Pologne.” He wrote Mrs. Blaine that he was much impressed with her enthusiasm for Polish relief, which she had shown in a conversation he had with her in Chicago.
Box 225	Dross, John, 1901 January 31 and February 8 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Minister who just recovered from an illness sought aid so that he could work for “Church, Mission, Charity, Service.”
Box 225	Drubin, Mr., 1923 January 18-19 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. A man just back from Europe wanted to show Mrs. Blaine tapestries, oriental rugs, and other works of art.
Box 225	Drucker, Peter F., 1939 October 19 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Address before the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations, “Germany's Staying Power.”
Box 225	Drummond, Emma E., 1907 April 1-1915 July 20 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. A former employee of Mrs. Leander J. McCormick (Mrs. Blaine's aunt) wanted Mrs. Blaine's help in finding another job.
Box 225	Drummond, Judge, 1884 May 20 Note: Wedding announcement.
Box 225	Drummond, Margaret, 1902 January 11 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Letter notifies Miss Hefter, a teacher, that Isabel Drummond would not return to school that term. Apparently Miss Hefter sent the letter to Mrs. Blaine.
Box 225	Drummond, Mary, 1915 February 8 Note Location: Lake Forest, Illinois. Regretted she could not attend some social function, probably for Mrs. Blaine's mother.
Box 225	Drury, Elizabeth, 1936 May 19 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. A student of the University of Chicago sought information about the architecture of Mrs. Blaine's Chicago home.
Box 225	Dry Chicago Federation, 1915 May 13-1918 January 21 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Letters and telephone inquiries whether Mrs. Blaine would contribute to the cause of a “dry” Chicago.
Box 225	Dryer, Emma, 1880 December 23-1925 May 31 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. June 22, 1885 letter is from Virginia, likely Mrs. Blaine's sister. Miss Dryer was connected with Moody church. Her letters concern religious, personal, and family affairs from the time that Mrs. Blaine was a young girl until 1925.
Box 225	Dryer, Emma Physical Description: photographs
Box 225	Dryer, Mabel E., 1902 July 7 Note Location: Hopkinsville, Kentucky. Thank you note from student (likely of Parker School) for a pin which Mrs. Blaine sent to her. She could not be present at Mrs. Blaine's party.
Box 225	Dryer, Sherman H., 1941 February 28 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Apparently Mrs. Blaine requested of the University of Chicago radio station that they put on a discussion between a Mr. Seagrave and Senator Wheeler. Dryer replied that this could not be done as neither was primarily a scholar. He suggested a number of radio programs that he thought might consider such a discussion.
Box 225	Du Bois, W.E.B., 1913-1951 Physical Description: 2 folders Note Location: New York and elsewhere. Copy of an address of Du Bois before the Chicago Council of Foreign Relations, 1926 February 20. This collection of Du Bois letters is especially important for the years 1948-1951. It was a suggestion from Henry Wallace that Du Bois corresponded with Mrs. Blaine. The letters are important in that they contain this prominent African American leader's estimate of his life work. In 1948 at the age of 80, Du Bois asked Mrs. Blaine if she could use a man of his experience. She set him up on a budget of $5,000 annually so that he could continue his research, and also enabled him to travel widely.
Box 225	Dubuque German College and Seminary Note: See also: University of Dubuque.
Box 225	Ducimetiere, Joseph, 1887 April 20 Note Location: New York. Bill for gloves.
Box 225	Dudley, Caroline, 1916 December 1 Note Location: New York. Receipt for upholstering a chair.
Box 225	Dudley, Emilius C., Dr., 1899-1923 Physical Description: 2 folders Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Address before the DAR, “The Heroine of American History.” Mrs. Blaine and the Dudleys got together socially quite often. Through the years Mrs. Blaine paid the bills of several patients that she apparently sent to Dudley.
Box 225	Dudley, Emilius C., Mrs. (Anna M. Titcomb), 1898 October 10-1918 October 30 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Letters mainly concern social life. In 1898, Mrs. Dudley referred a man to Mrs. Blaine who represented the Chicago Lying in Hospital and Dispensary. In 1918, correspondence is a document entitled: “Fragment of a letter written seventy years ago by a French Indian Girl at Green Bay to her Mother at Mackinaw” / translated by Mrs. E.C. Dudley.
Box 225	Dudley, James R., 1924 January 30 and February 1 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Telephone enquiry about some real estate held by Mrs. Blaine.
Box 225	Dudley, Katherine, 1929 Note: Acknowledges flowers at time of father's death.
Box 225	Dudley, Peter, 1914 October 1 Note Location: Chestnut Hills, Massachusetts. Wedding invitation.
Box 225	Dudman, Russell F., 1942 December 3-1943 June 16 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Chiropodist bills for Mrs. John B. Adams.
Box 225	Duebendorfer, A., Mrs. (Laura M.), 1898 August 25-1898 October 2 Note: Bills for chickens and ducks.
Box 225	Duell, Sloan and Pearce Inc., 1941 May 2-October 22 Note Location: New York City, New York. Copies of Louis Fischer's Men and Politics and K. Shridharani's My India, My America, were sent to Mrs. Blaine. The publishers wanted Mrs. Blaine's comments on the former.
Box 225	Duesenberg Motor Car Company, 1935 January 14-1936 February 11 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Auto salesman called many times to interest Mrs. Blaine in a Dusenberg and other models.
Box 225	Dufachard, Harold, 1945 April 17 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. African American pilot of World War II thanked Mrs. Blaine and the Urban League for transporting him to Chicago to hear Dorothy Maynor. He also expressed his appreciation for the work that the League was doing to end discrimination in competition for jobs on commercial planes.
Box 225	DuFais, John, 1892, undated Note Location: Richfield Springs, New York. Two telegrams; one apparently on Mrs. Blaine's marriage, the other undated.
Box 225	Duff-Cooper, Alfred Note: See also: Churchill, Winston. Report of radio addresses over station WGN, 1940 January 27, and 1940 April 23.
Box 225	Duffett, Walter W., Jr., 1915 February 19 Note: Location: East Boston, Massachusetts. Letter and telegram say that Schoenman, of Arthur Young and Company is the best man available for analyzing her son's income.
Box 225	Duffield and Company, 1908 September 26 Note: Location: New York. Letter addressed to Mrs. Beale concerns the publication of Mrs. James G. Blaine's letters.
Box 225	Duffield, Edna M., Mrs., 1947 January 25 Note Location: Pacoima, California. Person who claimed relationship with Mrs. Blaine wanted some money.
Box 225	Duffin, E. Lewis, 1908 September 3, 1915 January 18 Note Location: probably Baltimore, Maryland. Wanted money.
Box 225	Duffin, Sophie Lopez, Mrs., 1906 Note Location: Boston Massachusetts. Wedding invitation.
Box 225	Duffy, Charles G., 1893 July Note Location: Utica, New York. Plumber's bills.
Box 225	Duffy, James J., 1940 October 1-1941 December 21 Note Location: New York City, New York. Employee of Small's Florist in New York where Mrs. Blaine did much business, went into business himself and attempted to get Mrs. Blaine's orders for his new firm.
Box 225	Duffy, Robert E., 1937 November 29 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. A man who thought the Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust Company was imposing an excessively high price on a farm where Duffy's parents were tenants, wanted Mrs. Blaine's aid in getting the price of purchase reduced to a reasonable figure. This 4-page letter has a real grasp of farm economics and is well written. In trying to get Mrs. Blaine to cone to his aid against the above named firm, Duffy made reference to the slice of money it took from the Stanley McCormick estate. “They pick the bones of rich and poor alike and make it seem respectable.”
Box 226	Dugan, William E., 1926 October 26 Note Location: Vineyard Haven, Massachusetts. Bills for house repairs.
Box 226	Duggan, Stephen P., 1931 November 16 Note Reprint of “International Aspects of Collegiate Education” / by Stephen Duggan which appeared in the Journal of the American Association of University Women, 1831 October. See also: International Student Organization, 1926 February 19.
Box 226	Duke, T.A., 1903 April 13-1904 February 25 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Concerns a collection of minerals that Duke wanted Mrs. Blaine to purchase, possibly for a school.
Box 226	Dukes County Garage, 1926 September-December Note Location: Vineyard Haven, Massachusetts. Bills for auto supplies and repairs.
Box 226	Dulin, Rose E., 1908 March 26 Note Location: Brooklyn, New York. Widowed lady with three sons sought aid from Mrs. Blaine.
Box 226	Dulles, John Foster, 1946 July 17 Note Location: New York. Enclosed a reprint from August 1946 Reader's Digest, “Thoughts on Soviet Foreign Policy -- And What to Do About It.”
Box 226	Dummer, Marion, 1912 October 24 Note Location: Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. Mrs. Blaine contributed $100 to a course of lectures on “Problems of the Modern City.”
Box 226	Dummer, William Francis, 1901-1923 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Wedding invitations and invitations to numerous social functions.
Box 226	Dummer, William Francis, Mrs. (Ethel Sturgis), 1883-1937 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois; Lake Geneva. Many letters and notes concern purely social affairs. Mrs. Dummer was active in: Woman's City Club, Illinois Society for Mental Hygiene, and similar groups in which Mrs. Blaine also took interest. Included in the folder are the following pamphlets: Mary Boole: Student of the Unconscious / by Mrs. Dummer The Needs of the Child in the Early Grades / also by Mrs. Dummer Development of Recreation at the Lincoln State School and Colony / by Bertha Schlotter, Superintendent Copy of papers read at the Illinois Society for Mental Hygiene, 1930 April 30.
Box 226	Dumont, Marguerite (France) Note: See also: Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, 1924 May 19-31, address on “Internationalism and Big Business.”
Box 226	Dunarde Ltd., 1923 June 30-August 31 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Bill for an afternoon gown.
Box 226	Dunbar, C.E., 1924 September 4-1932 August 23 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Dunbar tried many times to reach Mrs. Blaine by phone to get her to buy various investments he had for sale.
Box 226	Dunbar, George, Mrs. (Lena B.), 1914 June 4 Note Location: Fatehgarh, India. Letter thanks Mrs. Blaine for her gift to their industrial school.
Box 226	Dunbar, George Edward, 1923 November 1-1924 April 21 Note Location: North Cohasset, Massachusetts. Minister of a small undenominational church thanks Mrs. Blaine for her gift to the church but asks that she help him pay off his personal debts. He made this request several times but apparently Mrs. Blaine did not respond.
Box 226	Dunbar, Lester, 1945 November 19 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Former employee at Marshall Field informed Mrs. Blaine by phone that he recently set up his own shop in Chicago where she could buy fine pieces of silver.
Box 226	Dunbar, Lester, Mrs. (Barbara Black), 1939 December 18, 1942 December 22 Note Location: Evanston, Illinois. Two letters at Christmas time.
Box 226	Dunbar, Neal B., 1948 November 5 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Dunbar wished to see Mrs. Blaine concerning his plan to set up an organization to “accelerate the cause of English as an international language.”
Box 226	Dunbar, Philip R., 1941 May 17 Note Location: West Newton, Massachusetts. Dunbar saw Mrs. Blaine's open letter to Congress in the press. He apparently concluded from this that Mrs. Blaine was a spiritualist. His son was badly in need of a medium so Dunbar wished that Mrs. Blaine would tell him where he could reach either “Dr. Meyer” or “Mrs. Rogers.”
Box 226	Dunbaugh, Harry J., 1931 February 3-1941 January 18 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Through the YMCA Dunbaugh and others supplied food, lodging, and loans to people during the depression years. Mrs. Blaine was asked for a contribution and responded with at least $500. Letter, 1941 January 18, reveals that Mrs. Blaine sent Dunbaugh a telegram urging him to telegraph his Congressmen to hurry the measures of the President in the matter of aid to Britain. Dunbaugh did not think it wise to harry Congress in this matter and that there should be important limitations imposed upon the President in this matter. See also: YMCA, 1932 February 12.
Box 226	Dunbaugh, Harry J., Mrs. (Katherine Shortall), 1928 July 23 Note Location: Hubbard Woods, Illinois. The writer wished Mrs. Blaine to make a contribution toward a fund for relief in Palestine.
Box 226	Duncan, Augustin, 1916 April 13 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. A young pianist thanked Mrs. Blaine for the $50 she sent him.
Box 226	Duncan, Augustin, Mrs. (Margherita Sargent), 1916 April 20 and May 16 Note Location: New York. Writer thanks Mrs. Blaine for her kindness to herself and other actors while they were in Chicago.
Box 226	Duncan, Charles DeKalb, 1939 August 19 Note Location: Hinsdale, Illinois. Wedding invitation.
Box 226	Duncan, Ethel, 1931 February 4 Note Location: Long Beach, California. Rev. Ethel Duncan wrote a Mrs. Grace T. Walker that the jewels that fell out of her ring were undoubtedly lost and would never be recovered. Mrs. Blaine is not mentioned in the correspondence.
Box 226	Duncan, Gertrude, 1921 June 20 Note Location: New York. Telegram asks Mrs. Blaine to become honorary chairman of a committee to unite all groups, especially Republicans, for the League of Nations.
Box 226	Duncan, Grace Leigh, 1906 December 17 and 22 Note Location: New York. Letters, written on stationery of Henry St. Settlement (nurses), concerns the expenses of a Miss Wald on a trip to Chicago.
Box 226	Duncan, Isadore, 1899 Note Location: New York. These letters are from Miss Duncan, a dancer, after she met Mrs. Blaine in Chicago in 1899.
Box 226	Duncan, J.H., 1890-1892 Note Location: Bar Harbor, Maine. Bills for groceries.
Box 226	Duncan, John, 1902 July 31 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Duncan was a member of the School of Education at the University of Chicago. He wished to tell Mrs. Blaine about a new basis and theory of teaching art.
Box 226	Duncan, John Mason, 1899 July 14 Note Location: Duluth, Minnesota. Rev. Duncan asked Mrs. Blaine to contribute $150 to the schooling of Allen Whipple, the son of a Presbyterian missionary to Persia.
Box 226	Duncan, Robert Wallace, Mrs. (Mary W.), 1922 January 29-May 22 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Letter recommends a Mrs. Ella Wilson Smith as teacher of Mrs. Blaine's little niece.
Box 226	Duncan, Vernon B., undated Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Duncan and his partner, William Smith, wanted Mrs. Blaine to sponsor a television show where the only criterion for participation is talent. The group was interracial, international and interreligious in composition. Pictures of the two are enclosed.
Box 226	Duncan-Clark, S.J. Note “The New Congress - Whither Bound?” / address by Mrs. S.J. Duncan-Clark before the New England Congregational Church. (stenographic copy) See also: League of Women Voters-Illinois, 1928 March 10.
Box 226	Dunes Plageant Association, 1917 March 26-May 17 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Three attempts to get Mrs. Blaine to contribute to the saving of the sand dunes.
Box 226	Dunford, John, 1914 December 28-1916 December 28 Note Location: Lake Forest, Illinois. Thank you notes for Christmas presents.
Box 226	D'Unger, Giselle, 1905 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Letter and enclosures advertise the Louvre Gallery in France.
Box 226	Dunham, Eleanor Gregory, 1925 October 26 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Letter states that Dunham had left at Mrs. Blaine's house a letter to Mr. Washburne which he wanted returned.
Box 226	Dunham, Miss, 1915 October 2 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Wedding invitation.
Box 226	Dunham, Robert James, 1920 June 26-December 3 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Wedding invitations.
Box 226	Dunham, Wirth Stewart, 1905-1924 Note Location: Wayne, Illinois. Wedding invitations.
Box 226	Dunham Woods Riding Club, 1935 October 31 Note Location: probably Chicago, Illinois. Invitation to the annual ball.
Box 226	Dunlap and Company, 1886 April 1-1928 February 28 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Bills for hats.
Box 226	Dunlop, H.P., 1949 January 13 Note Location: Long Beach, California. Member of the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions says that 5 million dollars was needed to meet the budget.
Box 226	Dunlop, John G. (M.D.), 1939 April 1 Note Location: Los Angeles, California. Bill for Anesthesia.
Box 226	Dunlop, William B., 1950 October 4-1954 March 9 Physical Description: 4 folders Note Location: Lynn, Massachusetts. An old Scotsman (65 in 1950) found a newspaper article about Mrs. Blaine as he walked along a Railroad track. He picked it up, read it, and began sending letters to Mrs. Blaine. Dunlop promised to keep writing once a month until Mrs. Blaine answered him. He took a trip to Chicago but was not allowed to see her, sent clippings of people in their 70s and 80s being married, etc. In his own words, “I have written her 50 letters, have sent her 4 Christmas cards, 3 Easter cards . . . and spent my last 100 dollars on a trip I took right to her doorstep.” Mrs. Blaine never replied.
Box 226	Dunn and Bradstreets, 1921 June 24-1941 November 6 Note: Telephone inquiries concern Mrs. Blaine's credit rating.
Box 226	Dunn, C.R., 1907 August 7-1908 February 1 Note Location: Elmhurst, Illinois. Bills for plastering.
Box 226	Dunn, Eleanor Reese, 1911 June 2 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Teacher of one of the Chicago schools thanked Mrs. Blaine for the new stage and curtain.
Box 226	Dunn, James B., 1892 June 18 Note Location: Boston, Massachusetts. Expresses sympathy, likely upon death of Mr. Blaine.
Box 226	Dunn, Morrill, 1896 November 4-1940 January 16 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois and elsewhere. Letters and telegrams show that the Dunn's were dependent upon Mrs. Blaine at times.
Box 226-228	Dunn, Morrill, Mrs. (Anna Chapman), 1887-1954 Physical Description: 18 folders Note Location: Postmarked from all over the United States. Throughout the years Mrs. Dunn seems to have handled the arrangements for several of Mrs. Blaine's relatives who were in need of medical care. She traveled widely in this capacity and was always very close to Mrs. Blaine. Letters concern the above and personal matters.
Box 228	Photographs
Box 228	Dunn, William McKee, 1924 December 29-1946 Note Location: Grosse Pointe, Michigan. Thank you notes for gifts. Declines and accepts various invitations.
Box 228	Dunn, William McKee, Mrs. (Aileen), 1943 January 26 Note Location: Grosse Pointe, Michigan. Letter of appreciation upon receipt of Mrs. Blaine's Christmas telegram.
Box 228	Dunn, William McKee, Mrs. (May E.M.), 1897 Note Location: Washington, D.C. Thank you note for gift; wedding invitation.
Box 228	Dunne, Edward F., 1916 July 26-1922 October 17 Note Location: Springfield. Letter from Governor Dunne, 1913 March 10, appoints Mrs. Blaine a delegate to attend the Seventeenth Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, to be held in Philadelphia on 1813 April 4-5. Letter, 1922 October 17, asks Mrs. Blaine to use her influence in getting Jane Polachek registered as pupil in Parker school. “Her father is an old friend of mine...”
Box 228	Dunne, M. Walter, 1902 November 25 Note Location: New York. Sent Mrs. Blaine a complimentary copy of the Magna Charta.
Box 228	Dunning, Frances A.B., 1915 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Thanks Mrs. Blaine for the aid to her son and his wife. Situation not explained.
Box 228-229	Dunning, Hugh B., 1915 January-December Physical Description: 6 folders Note Location: Lake Forest, Illinois. Numerous architect's reports for Lake Forest home.
Box 229	Dunning, Hugh B., 1916-1920 Physical Description: 4 folders Note Location: Chicago, Illinois; Maywood, Illinois; Cleveland, Ohio; and others. Dunning was Mrs. Blaine's Superintendent for the building of the Mrs. C.H. McCormick residence at Lake Forest, Illinois. The first three folders contain correspondence and memos regarding the construction. Fourth folder contains pictures of three children: Hugh Sale Dunning, Frank Stewart Dunning, and Vera Harriett Dunning.
Box 229	Dunning, H.W., and Company, 1912 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Material regarding Social Workers Tours.
Box 229	Dunning, Philip, 1949 July 6 Note Location: Owasippe, Michigan. Letter regarding sending underprivileged boys to summer camps.
Box 229	Dunshee, Frank S., 1931 April Note Location: Des Moines, Iowa. Letter and pamphlet regarding Iowa Children's Home Society and request for contribution.
Box 229	Dunstan Collins Musical Agency, 1906 October 31 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Receipted bill for tickets.
Box 229	Dunton, W.V., 1903, 1913 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Agent for A.J. Tiffany. Memos regarding educational materials for sale.
Box 229	Dunwell, H.A., Mrs., 1904 November 7 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Invitation to event for benefit of Vassar Students Aid Society.
Box 229	DuPage County, Illinois, 1904 Note Location: Wheaton, Illinois. Correspondence and records regarding taxes.
Box 229	Duparquet Inc., 1897-1950 Note Location: New York City, New York; Chicago, Illinois. Miscellaneous memos, receipted bills, etc. for purchases from kitchen outfitting firm.
Box 229	Dupee, Arthur B., 1943 June 20 Note Location: Camp Grant, Illinois. Thank you letter from one of a group of soldiers entertained by Mrs. Blaine. Reference to offer to help guests keep in touch.
Box 229	Dupee, Helen, 1914-1938 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Correspondence and memos regarding the Chicago Play Producing Company, theater activities, and Poetry magazine.
Box 229	Du Pont, de Nemours, E.I., and Company, 1943 April 13 Note Location: Niagara Falls, New York. Copy of form asking for evaluation of employment applicant for Chemical Warfare Plant.
Box 229	Du Pont, Eugene, III, Mrs. (Margaret Chapman), 1946, 1956 Note Location: Lake Forest, Illinois. Two personal notes and a newspaper clipping regarding marriage of daughter.
Box 229	DuPont, Irenee, undated Note Location: Wilmington, Delaware. Appears to be a reproduced copy of letter to the editor of the Smithsonian Scientific Series regarding use of series in Tower Hill School.
Box 229	DuPrez, A., 1887 Note Location: Brussels, Belgium. Receipt for purchase of umbrella.
Box 229	DuPuy, Eleanor G., 1898, 1902 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Personal note and announcement of marriage of sister, Emma Louise, to William E. Reed.
Box 229	Duquette, William F., 1931-1932 Note Location: Saranac Lake, New York. Bills and receipt for electrical contractor services.
Box 229	Durand, Frederic F., 1892, 1898 Note Location: New York City, New York. Bill and letter regarding dental work.
Box 229	Durand, Grace G., 1899-1902 Note Location: Lake Forest, Illinois. Correspondence regarding expense and management of property.
Box 229	Durand, H.S., 1894-1895 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Letters from L.B. Durand regarding photograph of J.G. Blaine for H.S. Durand. Copy of H.S. Durand's “Tribute to James G. Blaine.”
Box 229	Durand-Ruel, 1903, 1914, 1924 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Correspondence regarding art collections on display.
Box 229	Durand, Scott S., 1900 January 2 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Note regarding telephone bills.
Box 229	Duranty, Walter, 1941 August 18 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois; New York City, New York. Stenographic report of address before the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations, entitled “The Russo-German War,” August 18, 1941. Note acknowledging receipt of a copy thereof.
Box 229	Durbin, Fletcher McCullough, 1932 September 3 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Invitation to wedding of daughter to Mr. Sartell Prentice Porter.
Box 229	Durham, Raymond Ewing, 1936-1937 Note Location: Hubbard Woods, Illinois. Personal notes including invitation to wedding of daughter Elizabeth Champlin and Mr. Henry Varnum Poor.
Box 229	Durham, Raymond Ewing, Jr., 1937-1940 Note Location: Hubbard Woods, Illinois. Miscellaneous personal notes regarding invitations.
Box 229	Durham, Robert Paul, 1916 September 29 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Letter regarding furniture in formerly leased house.
Box 229	Durham, Robert Paul, Mrs., 1916 October 1 Note Location: Elmhurst, Illinois. Letter regarding formerly leased house.
Box 229	Durkee, George, 1938 February 14 Note Location: San Antonio, Texas. Letter regarding proposed visit to Harold.
Box 229	Durkee, Madge W., 1906-1907 Note Location: Palm Beach, Florida. Personal notes regarding invitations, gifts of flowers, etc.
Box 229	Durland, Ada, 1950 October 9 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Thank you note.
Box 229	Durrant, E., 1887 June 15 Note Location: London, England. Receipted bill for purchase of hat.
Box 229	DuSable Community Center Inc., 1947 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Correspondence soliciting financial support and interest.
Box 229	Dusenberg Sales Corporation, 1935 May Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Telephone memo and interview report with salesman.
Box 230	Dusil, Richard B., 1949 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Telephone memos and a letter requesting financial help for a small business.
Box 230	Dutch, Ella Arnold, 1930 Note Location: Winchester, Massachusetts. Thank you note for Christmas gift of plant.
Box 230	Dutcher, Charles, 1899 August 1 Note Location: North Granville, New York; Washington, D.C. Letter asking for financial help with letter from Congressman Sulzer enclosed.
Box 230	Duthie, G., and Sons Ltd., 1916 September 11 Note Location: Toronto, Canada. Receipted bill for porch repairs.
Box 230	Dutton, E.P., and Company, 1914-1941 Note Location: New York City, New York. Materials regarding purchase of books, stationary, and related items. Letter regarding arrangements for donating 50 sets of Everyman's Library to Army Camps.
Box 230	Duveen Brothers, 1918 February 24 Note Location: New York City, New York. Notice of shipment of A Portrait of Washington / by Gilbert Stuart.
Box 230	Duvergne, Frank, Mrs., 1931 Note Location: Virginia. Two personal letters.
Box 230	Dwight, John H., 1896 Note Location: Lake Forest, Illinois. Invitation to wedding of daughter, Mary, to Mr. Turlington W. Harvey Jr.
Box 230	Dwight, Henry Edwin, Mrs., 1890, 1894, 1918 Note Location: New York City, New York. Personal correspondence including invitation to wedding of daughter, Adele Mary, to Mr. Frank Lynwood Garrison.
Box 230	Dwight, Theodore J., 1895 Note Location: Boston, Massachusetts. Personal correspondence regarding birth of son.
Box 230	Dwight, Theodore J., Mrs., 1895-1905 Note Location: Woodstock, Vermont; Switzerland. Personal correspondence regarding family affairs and financial difficulties.
Box 230	Dworski, Morris, 1924 September 1 Note Location: Saranac Lake, New York. Receipted bill for services of bacteriologist.
Box 230	Dwyer, Mary, 1879-1919 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois; Los Angeles, California. Receipted bills for work done and other personal correspondence.
Box 230	Dwyer, William P., 1939 December Note Location: Hollywood, California. Note to Mrs. Blaine with letter attached from Ed Morrell to Mr. Dwyer.
Box 230	Dychanel, Paul, 1896 April, 1896 July Note Location: New York; Paris, France. Two personal notes in French.
Box 230	Dyche, William A., 1922, 1935 Note Location: Evanston, Illinois. Correspondence regarding Institute of International Relations. Copy of an address by Walter Dill Scott on Northwestern University Relationships.
Box 230	Dyer, William B., 1903-1908 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Receipted bills and correspondence regarding photographic work.
Box 230	Dyess, C.H., 1907 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Request for financial aid for Frederick Douglass Center in Chicago.
Box 230	Dykema, P.W., 1904 May 23 Note Location: New York City, New York. Letter evaluating work of a Mr. Stone with young people for the Ethical Culture School.
Box 230	Dykstra, Clarence A., 1937 February 25 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Address at the Union League Club of Chicago, 1937 February 25, on “The City Manager Plan.”
Box 230	Dyre, John, 1880 April 9 Note Location: Castledargan, Ireland. Letter announcing departure for America.
Box 230	Dyrenforth, William H., 1905 Note Location: Chicago, Illinois. Letter requesting a job sent on behalf of a Mr. Fuchs.
Box 230	Dysart, G.D., undated Note Location: Portland, Oregon. Note of greeting with references to American Veterans Committee meeting.
Box 230	Dziekonska, Kasimir, 1893-1922 Language: English and French Note Location: Paris, France; Montclair, New Jersey; and New York City, New York. Dziekonska evidently was Mrs. Blaine's drawing teacher. Later correspondence concerns assistance given to his son by Mrs. Blaine.