Chatfield-Taylor, Adele

File contains a letter to Wayne Linker about the fellow, Marcus Hall, from the 2003-2005 Multi-Country Fellowship Program (run by CAORC) who would be spending time at the Academy during his fellowship, and a copy of Dr. Hall's application for the fellowship.

File contains letters exchanged by Adele and Leslie Gelb, President of the Council on Foreign Relations, and copies of biographical information about Gelb.

File contains the 2002 annual report of the Council, a business card from David Kellogg (Senior Vice President, Corporate Affairs), a booklet on the Council's Corporate Program for 2002-2003, and a sheet of general information about the Council and its Corporate Program.

File contains a letter from John Cowles, sending his regrets for not having been able to attend a reception in Minneapolis.

File contains correspondence between Adele and Nancy Cowles about Academy and personal matters, and another set of correspondence regarding finding a job for Christopher Egleson, Cowles' grandson, at the Academy in the fall of 1997.

File contains two letters exchanged between Adele and Douglas Cramer about fundraising, events, and the Academy.

File contains informational material about Cranbrook and other materials, including a short history, a graduate studies catalogue, a map of the grounds, the schedule of events for a conference called "Creating Cranbrook: The New Architecture 1992-2002" (held at Cooper Union in 2004), and the text of a speech about the American Academy in Rome given at a Cranbrook conference in 2006, with Adele's handwritten notes.

File contains correspondence between Adele and the critic and professor Benedetta Craveri about Joseph Brodsky's memorial service and about meeting with Maria Brodsky to discuss a fellowship in Brodsky's name. Also included is an article about Brodsky that appeared in the New Republic (March 4, 1996).

File contains material related to the Lunches, dinners and gatherings held in 1994. Includes:

File contains correspondence between Adele, Jeffrey Rudell, and Michael Bliss (of James Cummins Bookseller), invoices, and booklists, connected to orders for books that Adele made through Cummins.