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meeting in the Parliament of
religions, she may not remember
me. But she kindly invited me to
speak on the Platform.

I presume you are acquainted with
Miss Tompson a Teacher in your
University. And Miss Amos who
was for a time an assistant to
Miss Tompson. Miss Amos is a very
warm friend of mine and my
daughter[s]. And my daughter has been
a teacher in our schools for several
years. She is at present in our High School,
a special teacher of all the Higher Latin.
She has also a Certificate in her exami-
nation in a class of Latin in our
University. And as she is very much
interested in her position still it occurs
to me that if you shall at any time desire
a teacher for the higher Latin she could
command a higher salary than any woman
can at this present time. If you should at
any time have such a need you could refer to
Miss Tompson or Miss Amos.

Most Sympathesingly Yours Mrs. Henry R Smith