Letter from Max R. Woodward to Edith Bonnet expressing his desire to have her name put up for membership into the American Academy of Pediatrics. Woodward asks for her to send "a detailed record of your preliminary and graduate training and your various honors and offices in pediatrics."

Letter from Sidney R. Kaliski to the American Academy of Pediatrics with recommendations and acknowledgement of Edith Bonnet, and hopes her application for membership is to be accepted.

List of committees with each member listed below their committees; on the reverse side of the list each former president is listed from 1921 until 1955.

Letter from Dr. J. P. Sanders to his classmates of 1926, telling of those that he knows will not be able to make it to the annual meeting in Galveston.

Certificate presented to Edith Bonnet recognizing her "dedicated service in the fight against Tuberculosis and other respiratory diseases."

Document listing the officers and Board of Directors of the Bexar County Tuberculosis Association. According to the document Edith Bonnet is the president of the association.

Letter of acceptance into the American Academy of Pediatrics from E. H. Christopherson to Edith Bonnet. In the letter Christopherson explains the purpose of the Academy and hopes that Dr. Bonnet's "affiliation with the Academy will be long and gratifying."

Letter Max R. Woodward to Edith Bonnet appreciating her November 12th letter but saying that "Mel Thornton had more to do" with clearing the way for her to be admitted into the American Academy of Pediatrics.

Letter from Sidney R. Kaliski to Melvin Thornton detailing a conversation he had with J. P. Sandler concerning Edith Bonnet's application for membership to the American Academy of Pediatrics. According to Kaliski, Dr. Sandler refuses to accept her application and says that Dr. Bonnet has become "the victim of a persecutory [sic] fallacy." Also included is a note that Kaliski wrote to Edith Bonnet saying that he came across that correspondence and thought it would be of interest to her now.

Letter from Max R. Woodward to Edith M. Bonnet saying that her application for membership into the American Academy of Pediatrics will have to wait until he returns from Europe. He also mentions that she is invited to attend his son's wedding in Paris as Edith will be in Europe then.

Brochure showing the "Recent Executive Board Actions," such as an orientation time change, revisions to the constitution and by-laws, and positions being attained/promotions. The back of the page shows an advertisement for Sommers Rexall Drug Stores.

Itinerary for Mrs. Leroy Denman and Edith Bonnet for Clark Tours in Guatemala City, C. A. This itinerary covers their activities for February 4-6, 1955.

Letter from J. P. Sanders to classmates of 1926 announcing the date for their annual meeting in 1956. Sanders hopes that all will attend though he knows that some have passed, and that over time they will slowly lose contact with one another.

Letter from Edith Bonnet to Max R. Woodward explaining her gratitude for his efforts in getting her admitted into the American Academy of Pediatrics. She goes on to say that she missed his son's wedding by about a month as she was in Paris in late August.

Letter from Edith M. Bonnet to Mel saying that she has included a biographical sketch for the American Academy of Pediatrics and that she is thankful for her help. Above the letter, there is a list of Bonnet's professional/educational history.