[Dec. 25, 1926 - written at the top in brackets, not by Susan Moody]

Allah-o-Abha!

My dear friend:

I am mailing the receipt for the wonderful gift to our Girls School. Every one is amazed and delighted over this bounty. I have now over sixteen hundred to send over, but am awaiting definite news as to [page 2, left side of image 113] all conditions in regard to former remittance.

The girls are now occupying the new premises; and the officers of the Society of Progress for women also write me that they are allowed to hold their weekly business meeting there also. [page 3, right side of image 113] The National Assembly wrote me that they have guaranteed acceptance of the property and will hold it until the balance is all in. I took great pleasure in again citing your name as the largest American donor.

You stood until recently head of all our list, now [page 4, left side of image 112] Hadji Ameen has donated five thousand tomans (dollars) on the purchase price. Your name will ever be associated with that of Miss Kappes in some enduring form when I return to Teheran, as I am longing to do, when I see this work of love at its culmination.

Every sincerely,

Susan I. Moody “Amat ol a’ Alla”