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Letter: Harold H. Johnston to Kittie Johnston, 15 October 1899

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Title	Letter: Harold H. Johnston to Kittie Johnston, 15 October 1899
Master File Name	BC-0800-00021
Description	This letter details the rivalry between two literary societies, Alpha Zeta and Phi Delta.
Location (General)	Berea College Berea College Campus
Creator	Johnston, Harold H., 1877-1954
Subject	Berea College Berea College -- Students -- Literary Societies Berea College--Catalogs
Person(s) Identified	Johnston, Harold H., 1877-1954
Language	en
Original Date	1899-10-15
Date Range	1895-1899, 1895-1904
Original Size	5.25 x 7 in.
Rights	This resource is provided for educational purposes. Please cite all references to this item.
Source	RG 8 - Harold Hugh Johnston Papers, Berea College Archives
Digital Publisher	Special Collections & Archives, Hutchins Library, Berea College
Object Size	700 KB
Extent	800 x 1000

Title	Page 1
Master File Name	BC-0800-00021p1
Transcript	[Page 1] : Crooksnest1 Berea, Oct 15/99 My dear Kit2 - You letter reached me the day after I arrived here and in- deed rejoiced my mind for verily I was homesick for a day or so. I had such a good time in N. Y. that it seemed hard to get back to this semi- civilized region, but the old place is booming this year. Lots of new fellows and there will be plenty of excitement the next year . Ethel Wilder's address is at 315 Riverside Drive at 104th St. and I know she will be glad to see you at any time you may choose to call on her. I will write her that you will call on her soon and I don�t think you will need a letter of introduction . Say, you and Emma ought to

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