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Amanda M. Hicks previously invited Theodore Roosevelt to eat with a club of university girls while in Berkeley, California, which he accepted. She contacted Theodore “Ted” Roosevelt to make arrangements and followed his instructions. However, she has yet to hear back. Hicks renews her invitation.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1911-03-28
Amanda M. Hicks petitions Theodore Roosevelt to come speak to a group of young women from the University of California while he is in Berkeley, California. She had previously written to several people to try to ascertain Roosevelt’s plans, and was told to ask him directly when he was in the state. Hicks hopes that Roosevelt will agree to speak to her group, representing “the rank and file of the young women who are to be the future makers of our homes and of our nation.”
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1911-03-21
Amanda M. Hicks invites Theodore Roosevelt to dine with the members of the women’s club of the University of California. She wants the young women to have the opportunity to meet prominent men in an informal setting as part of their education as “ladies of the nation.”
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1911-01-23
Amanda M. Hicks invites Theodore Roosevelt to dine with the members of the women’s club of the University of California. She wants the girls to know “some of the best men that the world has produced.”
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1910-10-24