Letter from Willard Done, 16 August 1898
President Wilford Woodruff,
Dear Brother:
About two years ago, I dictated a letter to you asking
for your portrait to hang in the rooms of our College building, but
withheld the letter in the hope that by this time a building more
worthy than our present one would have been secured. I now write
to ask if you will favor us by sending your portrait, suitably framed,
for this purpose. I realize that nothing is more conducive to re-
spect for the Priesthood on the part of our young people, and loyalty
to the cause, than to connect with our teachings in that direction
the impression naturally created by portraits of the general author-
ities of the Church.
Trusting you will be able to favor us, I remain
Your brother as ever,
Willard Done.
