Receipt from the Foreign Policy Association to , dated November 7, 1930. The receipt is for eight dollars towards membership and information services. The receipt acts as a membership card and is valid until November of 1931.
Open Forum Speakers Bureau information, undated. The document lists information concerning the Malden Forum like: train schedules, meeting data, and location for the engagement of February 16, 1930.
A letter to from Elisabeth Mck. Scott of the Foreign Policy Association, dated January 21, 1930. The letter thanks Ameen Rihani for speaking and enclosed a check for $100 along with a stenographic report of his talk.
A letter to from Elisabeth Mck. Scott of the Foreign Policy Association, dated December 21, 1929. The letter had a check for $100 enclosed for Rihani's talk at the Rochester Branch of the Foreign Policy Association.
A letter to from Elisabeth Mck. Scott of the Foreign Policy Association, dated November 14, 1929. The letter addresses Rihani's bill for his travelling expenses.
A letter to from Elisabeth Mck. Scott, dated February 8, 1930. This letter had a check for $50 enclosed within it for Rihani's speech at an engagement on February 3, 1930.
A letter to from the Foreign Policy Association, dated December 6, 1929. The letter thanks Rihani for the talk he gave at the Cosmopolitan Club under the auspices of the Committee on Public Interests, and the writer asks to see him when he visits…
A letter to Senator Dwight W. Morrow from Robert Ely, dated January 13, 1931. The letter introduces , and states that Rihani would like a few minutes to talk to the senator relative to Mexican property.
A letter to Phillip J. Hitti from J. Duncan Spaeth, dated January 29, 1930. The letter thanks Professor Hitti for bringing to the attention of Princeton. It also states that the the talk was one of the best given at the Spencer Trask Foundation.
A letter to from Frances Pratt of the Foreign Policy Association, dated February 11, 1931. The letter states that they have placed Ameen Rihani in Chicago with the Council on Foreign Relations to discuss Palestine on February 20, 1931. There is also…
A letter to from Frances J. Pratt, dated November 28, 1930. The letter starts by asking Ameen Rihani to confirm if his League of Political Education will take place on December 6. Pratt also states that he enclosed confirmations for the Providence…
A letter to from Frances J. Pratt of the Foreign Policy Association, dated June 3, 1930. The letter gives Rihani information about times he should leave the Author's Club in order to arrive at the school where his talk will take place. The letter…
A letter to from Frances J. Pratt of the Foreign Policy Association, dated February 24, 1930. The letter enclosed information about an engagement at the Finch School. It describes the audience as girls between the ages of 17-20 accustomed to…
A letter to from Frances J. Pratt, dated December 1, 1930. The letter starts by discussing the the order of speakers at the Providence reading. At the end of the letter Pratt asks Rihani to send Professor Leland M. Goodrich from Brown University an…
