Everton-Jones, H Gerturde Letters to Pearson regarding: a donation to the Galton Laboratory; the public perception of statistics, evolutionary theory and eugenics; Helen Keller; details of her case work; her work at the Galton Laboratory; Mary Scharlieb's criticism of Pearson; the debate over tuberculosis; enclosed newspaper clippings on eugenics; her experiences at University College during the First World War; Galton Laboratory War Work and the change in working atmosphere; enclosed photograph of Gertrude Jones; Pearson's offer of a paid position at the Galton Laboratory; her family life; the death of Charles Buckman Goring, and his widow's criticism of Pearson; the Galton Laboratory lantern fund; commiserations on the death of Maria Sharpe Pearson; and enclosed greetings card and poem. 1911-1919