Box 1
Contains 8 Results:
Box 1
Correspondence - Letters from Female Friends, 1916-1918
Letters from hometown and college female friends. Most letters are about the social activities of college students: dances, parties, mutual friends, college activities, sports, work activities, and future plans. Turner Henley was attending the College of William and Mary during these years. Names of some of the girls are Doris, Louise Seal, Martha Minge and Billie.
Correspondence - Letters from Female Friends, 1919 January-September
Correspondence - Letters from Female Friends, 1919 October-December
Correspondence - Letters from Female Friends, 1920 January-May
Correspondence - Letters from Female Friends, 1920 June-December
Letters from hometown and college female friends. Most letters are about the social activities of college students: dances, parties, mutual friends, college activities, sports, work activities, and future plans. Turner Henley begins Law School at the University of Virginia in September. He joins Kappa Sigma and rooms in the fraternity house.
Correspondence - Letters from Female Friends, 1921 January-August
Letters from hometown and college female friends. Most letters are about the social activities of college students: dances, parties, mutual friends, sports, college activities, work activities, and future plans. Names of some of the girls are Gretchen, Katherine Allen, Dorothy, Marion, Cookie, Sue, Frances Lynn (at Swarthmore), and Louise. Katherine Allen is teaching in Kenbridge, Virginia and Louise is teaching in Danville, Virginia.
Correspondence - Letters from Female Friends, undated
Letters from hometown and college female friends. Most letters are about the social activities of college students: dances, parties, mutual friends, sports, college activities, work activities, and future plans.