Katherine Garrison Chapin Biddle to William Claire., 10/17/1967-10/17/1967

File — Box: 1, Folder: 9

Identifier: GAMMS409.1.9

Series-level Scope and Content Note

From the Series:

Only 1 series.

Dates

10/17/1967-10/17/1967

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Extent

From the Collection: 0.25 Cubic Feet (1 slim box and 3 oversized folders)

Language of Materials

From the Collection: English

Additional Description

Container Summary

1 Autograph Signed Letter and envelope dated 10/17/1967 from Katherine Biddle to William Claire, commending Claire for his new magazine and asking that he send Biddle her review of St. John Perse's "Oiseaux" because Biddle will not be back until the 29th. She says there will be an article about her husband, Francis Biddle, in the next issue of the "Washingtonian" about questions asked by the Immigration Bureau. Letter sent from Wellfleet, Massachusetts to 2710 Macomb Street, Washington DC.

Subjects and Associated Physical Materials

BIDDLE, KATHERINE - CORRE. TO CLAIRE, WILLIAM (1967): Autographed Letter

CLAIRE, WILLIAM - CORRE. FROM BIDDLE, KATHERINE (1967): Autographed Letter

PERSE, ST JOHN - REFERENCE TO INDIVIDUAL BY BIDDLE, KATHERINE (1967): Autographed Letter

"OISEAUX" - REFERENCE BY BIDDLE, KATHERINE (1967): Autographed Letter

BIDDLE, FRANCIS - REFERENCE TO INDIVIDUAL BY BIDDLE, KATHERINE (1967): Autographed Letter

"WASHINGTONIAN" - REFERENCE TO MAGAZINE BY BIDDLE, KATHERINE (1967): Autographed Letter

IMMIGRATION BUREAU - REFERENCE BY BIDDLE, KATHERINE (1967): Autographed Letter

WELLFLEET, MASSACHUSETTS - LETTER SENT FROM LOCATION (1967): Autographed Letter

MACOMB STREET, WASHINGTON DC - ENVELOPE SENT TO ADDRESS (1967): Autographed Letter