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Confidential
November 2, 1923
party
Miss Kathleen d'Olier,
Director of Nurses,
Porto Rico Chapter, A.R.C.,
San Juan, Porto Rico.
My dear Miss d'Olier:
Miss Noyes has just told me that you are to visit both the Dom- If
inican Republic and the Virgin Islands on the return trip to the States.
you will bring me a picture of the Home Hygiene activity in the two Chapters,
I will be most grateful.
ducted by our nurses without our knowledge, until it was too late to one their
Virgin
Islands. Two years ago, classes other than Home Hygiene, were call con-
Modified class, composed of high school girls, but due to her first letter of sent the
attention to the irregularities. This year, Miss Heard has conducted
through Miss Waterbury never having been received, we were not cognizant hear from us,
fact that the instruction had been begun. As Miss Heard did not Just re-
she gained the impression that her class could not be recognized.
cently, we became aware of this state of affairs, and have written quite issue fully
to Miss Heard, asking for class roll, et cetera, after which we will has cer- re-
tificates.
She-has not had time to reply to this, but I do hope she
ceived it.
As far as I'know, there is no special problem in the Virgin
One of the nurses who was down there felt that there was a fertile
field Islands. for the development of Home Hygiene, especially in the schools.
We have also recently 'written to Miss Gillette, but there has
not been time for reply.
Miss Gillette has had experience in teaching Home
Hygiene in the northern part of New Hampshire, and I think it would be very of much
easier for her to talk out her difficulties and problems in the development
the activity, than to write them.
Dominican Republic. For the The last situation few years, in Mrs. the Dominican Basden, a Republic native, who is causing is enrolled me
deep concern.
in the Home Defense group, has conducted classes in Puerto Plata, though not
the Chapter. Last year, we brought about a relationship, as diplo-
matically through as possible, between Mrs. Basden and the Chapter, by sending has the been cer-
tificates to her through the Chapter. This year, since Miss Wright
in charge of the Nursing Activities in the Chapter, Mrs. Basden has been work-
ing at our request through her.
Mr. Caton, Chairman of the Chapter, this is as apparently very confidential. running
He has started the translation of the textbook, the translation of
things with a pretty high hand. Please consider the two
pamphlets, A.R.C. 704 and 717, and I doubt if we would have known anything
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