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[Handwritten at top] Answered. Ed.

Mills College Cal.
Office of the President
P.O. ADDRESS
MILLS COLLEGE P.O. CAL.

June 1, 1904.

Dear Mrs. Stanford: -

Though you have no been some time at home, I trust it is not too late to extend a friendly welcome and to express the hope that your long journey has been to you a pleasant and profitable one. I have noticed how you had been gethering new treasures for your already rich and varied museum.

I am writing expecially[sic] to you at this time because I have had for some time certain matters on my mind relative to the advance of educational work on the coast about which I wanted to consult with you, to get your advice and suggestion and I trust co-operation.

We have both at heart, very deeply and truly, I believe, the best interests of the young people of all this part of the country and are trying to see what can be best done to advance their welfare in the future.

Do you think you could so arrange it that we could meet and have a real good heart to heart talk about what will, I believe, be of great value to the future of the work for young women in a moral and educational way? I have long wanted an opportunity of quietly conferring with you and should feet it to be a privilege and pleasure to do so. Could you let me know whether this can be in the near future?

I should be most happy to have a visit from you here at the college where it is now so quiet and beautiful, but if more concenient [sic] for you, I would come to you with pleasure.

Assuring you of my kindest regards and best wishes for you in all your varied interests, I am,

Yours sincerely,
Susan [L?] Mills