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The correspondence includes no last name.

Includes a luggage tag, photograph, magazine clipping, and a book lover's calendar for 1914

Includes "The Homes Our Mother Made for Us", an interview with Isabel about moving to Hong Kong with her family in 1906, "Working Abroad/ Advice to Students", "Axland House", an interview with Isabel about Thornton and musical comedy, "Isabel Wilder Talking about going to Hollywood with Thornton for the opening of Reinhardt's School and visiting Mabel Dodge Luhan at her ranch in Taos, New Mexico in the Summer of 1938, "1928", an interview with Isabel Wilder about The Merchant of Yonkers, Isabel Wilder talks about Mabel Dodge Luhan's salon in New York; Goldstein; The Merchant of Yonkers, "Notes", and "After Reading the Manuscript of a Friend's Book".

Includes typed correspondence from the organization's president, Pearl S. Buck.