Twilight Club 690th Dinner Invite, held at Hotel McAlpin on February 10, 1915. Ameen F. Rihani was a speaker - and he discussed "The Effect of the War on the Orient"
Newsletter from the Syria-Mount Lebanon League of Liberation for the consideration of the Hon. Secretary of War. It is an appeal to the Secretary of War to have drafted Syrians transferred to the Legion d'Orient (a volunteer army prepared by the…
Situation of the Syrians in Mexico, an essay by Ameen F. Rihani that recounts the circumstances of Syrian life after World War I. Year suggested by a third party, 1917
A letter to James Parmelee from the Secretary of War, Newton D. Baker, dated August 18, 1917. The letter addresses Ameen F. Rihani going to see the Secretary of War.
A letter to A.E. Baermann from The World's Work magazine, dated June 1, 1918. The letter addresses Ameen F. Rihani's articles, and their unfortunate incompatibility with the writing typically featured in the World's Work magazine.
Society of Arts and Sciences Dinner Invitation. Ameen F. Rihani is listed as a "teller of tales,"and "poet from the land of Syria," dated February 3, 1919.
A letter to H.W. Francis from The New York Evening Post, dated March 18, 1919. The letter addresses an article that Ameen F. Rihani wrote about Princes' Island, and asks for an article on another subject since they already have one on the subject.
A letter to James T. White and Co. from The Moslem World Quarterly. The letter addresses a copy of "The Luzumiyat" being reviewed for their October 1920 issue. Dated August 25, 1920.
A letter to the Governor of Aden from Seyied Ahmed ibn Yahya el-Kibay. It addresses Ameen F. Rihani's arrival and his acceptance into the Imam, dated May 14, 1922
A letter to A.F. Kindersley from the American Consular Service, dated August 21, 1922. The letter addresses introducing Ameen F. Rihani and his desire to obtain an interview with Sir George Lloyd while travelling with the New York Times.
A letter from A.F. Kindersley to the Commissioner of Police in Bombay (now Mumbai), dated August 22, 1922. The letter addresses Ameen F. Rihani's proposed travel plans to visit Bahrain and Nejd.
A letter to Wm. H. Wise and Co. from the editor of an unknown source, dated May 5, 1928. The letter addresses the inclusion of a poem by Ameen F. Rihani in a proposed publication titled the American Scrapbook.
A letter to Frank B. Kellogg, Secretary of State, from Don C. Seitz, dated January 15, 1929. The letter introduces Ameen F. Rihani and describes that he has a matter concerning horses to discuss with Kellogg.
Confirmation of Engagement that designates Ameen F. Rihani as a speaker that the Hotel Bancroft on January 11, 1929. The document is dated November 8, 1929.
Confirmation of Engagement that designates Ameen F. Rihani as a speaker at an event held by the International Relations Committee at the Upper Montclair Women's Club, the event was to be held January 16, 1929. The document is dated November 6, 1929.
Invitation to a luncheon held in honor of Ameen F. Rihani, at the Women's City Club on Tuesday February 19, 1929. The document also gives a brief introduction into Ameen F. Rihani and addresses that he will be speaking on "Political Tendencies in…
A letter to Ameen F. Rihani from Elisabeth Mck. Scott of the Foreign Policy Association, dated October 28, 1929. The letter asks Ameen Rihani to stay at the Copley Plaza Hotel at the behest of Christian Herter the Chairman of the Boston Foreign…
Confirmation of Engagement for a speaking engagement held by the Foreign Policy Association. The event was held by the Near East Club of the University of Chicago. Ameen F. Rihani was a speaker and discussed, "Arabs and Arabia of Today." The event is…
Confirmation of Engagement for a speaking engagement held by the Foreign Policy Association. The event was held by Open Court Publishing at Northwestern University in Chicago. Ameen F. Rihani was a speaker on the topic "Where East and West Meet." The…
Pamphlet titled The Conflict in Palestine: Recent Books and Articles on the Jewish-Arab Problem at the Albany Public Library, 1930. It lists a number of books on the aforementioned topic, and Ameen F. Rihani is listed for two articles on the topic:…
A letter to Ameen F. Rihani from Elisabeth Mck. Scott of the Foreign Policy Association, dated November 2, 1929. The letter addresses that a Mrs. Holt is anxious for Ameen F. Rihani to arrive at the Hamilton Street Club to meet the Foreign Policy…
Information concerning the Foreign Policy Associations First Luncheon Discussion of 1929-1930. The document states that it was to be held on November 2, 1929 at the Hotel Copley Plaza and discusses the "Outlook in Palestine." Ameen F. Rihani was to…
Information concerning the Foreign Policy Associations First Luncheon Discussion of 1929-1930. The document states that it was to be held on November 2, 1929 at the Hotel Copley Plaza and discusses the "Outlook in Palestine." Ameen F. Rihani was to…
