Grace Lathrop Collin Papers 1894-1913

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Grace Lathrop Collin Papers 1894-1913

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Author and columnist. Grace Collin wrote a daily drama/women's column in the New York Evening Sun, as well as short stories. Her papers consist primarily of correspondence from Collin to Smith College classmate Mary Aimee Goodman. The correspondence is centered around her work and publications, her involvement with the Smith College Club of New York, and her travels.

1 box; (.25 linear ft.)

eng,

Sophia Smith Collection

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Collin, Grace Lathrop

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Author; Columnist. Grace Lathrop Collin was born in Elmira, N.Y. on March 22,1874 to Emily Lathrop Ripley and Charles A. Collin, a law professor. Her family resided in Ithaca, N.Y., when she attended Ithaca High School and later graduated from Smith College in 1896. She did graduate study at Harvard University and eventually earned a M.A. in English and Drama from Columbia University. She went on to pursue a career in writing and had a daily drama-women's column in the New York Evening Sun. Her ...