United States, Georgia, Thomas County, Thomasville, 30.83658, -83.97878United States, New York, New York County, New York, 40.7142691, -74.0059729Keith, Dora Wheeler, 1856-19401924-05-04Letter written by illustrator, portrait artist, and muralist Dora Wheeler Keith (1856-1940), dated May 4, 1924, to Eva Elizabeth "Bessie" Baker Beamer (1864-1955). In the letter, Keith lets Mrs. Beamer know that her daughter Hazel Beamer (before she took the married surname of Cutler, and who lived from 1901-1980) is recovering from a tonsil operation performed by a "skillful" doctor and that she is bringing Hazel home the following day. Keith assures Mrs. Beamer that the hospital Hazel Beamer is staying in is reputable, that she has a private room, and that she is under proper care. Keith notes that once Hazel Beamer has recovered, she will bring her to Onteora, a Catskills artist colony in Greene County, New York, where her family owns a cabin. Keith notes that portrait artist and stage designer Ben Ali Haggin, III (1882-1951) sent flowers to Hazel, that a friend has brought her ice cream, and that assorted admirers have asked about her. Keith assures Mrs. Beamer that Hazel will write once she is better. Dora Wheeler Keith and her husband, New York lawyer and reformer Boudinot Keith (1859-1925) were Hazel Beamer's hosts and guardians in New York City, where Hazel Beamer attended college and performed as a dancer before she married.application/pdfenghttp://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/Keith, Dora Wheeler, 1856-1940--CorrespondenceBeamer, Bessie Baker, 1864-1955--CorrespondenceCutler, Hazel Beamer, 1901-1980Mothers and daughters--Georgia--ThomasvilleCutler, Hazel Beamer, 1901-1980--HealthHaggin, Ben Ali, 1882-1951Letter, New York, New York, to Bessie Beamer, 1924 May 4Text