Letter from Alfred E. Stearns to Mary Sun, New Haven, Conn. May 3, 1929
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Letter from Alfred E. Stearns to Mary Sun, New Haven, Conn. May 3, 1929
Subject
Letter from Alfred E. Stearns to Mary Sun, New Haven, Conn. May 3, 1929
Transcription
May 3, 1929
Miss Mary Sun
62 Paris Street
New Haven Conn.
Dear Mary:
Thank you for your good letter of April 30. I am more than pleased to learn that the work seems to be going better and that you have had a friendly word of approval from one of your teachers.
I am enclosing a check for one hundred dollars, though I cannot gather from your letter how much you actually need at the present time. If you can be more specific, perhaps I can do better than this. As the account book is at the house at the moment. I can’t tell you off hand how much money I have sent you since you were at New Haven. I paid your college bills direct, however, so that when that amount is added in, the sun will naturally be larger. Anyway, I will try to enclose with this letter a brief summary to show you just how much you have used in the New Haven venture.
With all good wishes, believe me
Very sincerely yours,
A3S/C M.
Miss Mary Sun
May 3, 1929
P. S. I find, that beginning with September, 1928, the following sums were sent to you and to the Yale Nursing School in your behalf.
Sept. 28 Mary Sun $100.00
Nov. 3. Mary Sun $200.00
Jan. 5 Mary Sun $50.00
$350.00
Oct. 10. Yale University $50.00
Feb.1 Yale University $125.00
$175.00
During the previous summer, however, I sent you on June 5 $500.00 and later on August 4, at your special request, $300.00. You intimated that most of the latter would be required for your equipment at Yale, so I presume it would naturally be included in the Yale expense.
Miss Mary Sun
62 Paris Street
New Haven Conn.
Dear Mary:
Thank you for your good letter of April 30. I am more than pleased to learn that the work seems to be going better and that you have had a friendly word of approval from one of your teachers.
I am enclosing a check for one hundred dollars, though I cannot gather from your letter how much you actually need at the present time. If you can be more specific, perhaps I can do better than this. As the account book is at the house at the moment. I can’t tell you off hand how much money I have sent you since you were at New Haven. I paid your college bills direct, however, so that when that amount is added in, the sun will naturally be larger. Anyway, I will try to enclose with this letter a brief summary to show you just how much you have used in the New Haven venture.
With all good wishes, believe me
Very sincerely yours,
A3S/C M.
Miss Mary Sun
May 3, 1929
P. S. I find, that beginning with September, 1928, the following sums were sent to you and to the Yale Nursing School in your behalf.
Sept. 28 Mary Sun $100.00
Nov. 3. Mary Sun $200.00
Jan. 5 Mary Sun $50.00
$350.00
Oct. 10. Yale University $50.00
Feb.1 Yale University $125.00
$175.00
During the previous summer, however, I sent you on June 5 $500.00 and later on August 4, at your special request, $300.00. You intimated that most of the latter would be required for your equipment at Yale, so I presume it would naturally be included in the Yale expense.
Creator
Alfred E. Stearns
Publisher
Phillips Academy
Date
May 3, 1929
Rights
All Rights Reserved by Phillips Academy
Language
English
Type
Correspondence