Miriam Van Waters Papers. Reformatory for Women at Framingham, 1876-1970. Subseries 3. Student correspondence, 1936-1971, n.d. Correspondence: P, 1957. A-71, folder 331. Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.

do let me hear from you, Doctor, before you leave Framingham.

My mother sends her very very best wishes, and I send my love.

As always, Helen Powers

P.S. Mom still hopes that she can meet you. For all that you have done for me.

God Bless You, dear, Doctor.

(Image of a cat hidden inside of a hat with pink roses and golden butterflies flying around; pink backgroud)

Who misses you...

and hopes you'll soon be well?

[30 July 1957]

Me!

Love to a wonderful person and a friend, Helen Powers

(Image of pink roses, golden butterflies, and a kitten wearing a blue bow)

CT 8/1/57 Helen Powers, an alcoholic, recently released. I have ans. The supper she refers to is that each girl, on release, comes to my House for dinner, the night before - M.V.W.

8/2/57 This is the Episcopal Church I told you about.

(St. Andrews-by-the-Sea is located on Sunset Hill, one of the highest points on the Cape where a beautiful view overlooks the sound and surrounding towns.)

Dear Doctor, Your lovely and received. The pictures of you was is in the green room in your house. Yes, mom does want to meet you. Will let you know when we are coming. Your Ranger H. Powers

POST CARD Dr. Miriam Van Waters Box 22 Framingham Mass.