| Description | Accumulation of cable telegrams between Anna Bogue and Dorothy Elmhirst regarding administration of New York houses; travel arrangements; support for Ellen Van Volkenburg; death of Ruth Morgan; Christmas gift exchanges; and Elmhirst Committee grant proposals including support for Bennington College. Additional subjects include Beatrice Straight; Kurt Jooss; consideration of the sale of two Zuloaga paintings to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in support of Kirby Page and the Emergency Peace Campaign of 1936-1937; loan of a portrait of John Marshall to Knoedler Galleries, New York and other matters. |