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[modern notation] 5/20/1895 - p.1
167.1 [/modern notation]
[preprinted] National-American Woman Suffrage Association. [/preprinted]
[image: seal "National American Woman Suffrage Association. 1848", an arrow in the clouds "Through!']
[preprinted] Honorary President, ELIZABETH CADY STANTON, 26 West 61st Street, NEW YORK.
President, SUSAN B. ANTHONY, ROCHESTER, N. Y.
Vice-Pres.-at-Large, Rev. ANNA H. SHAW. SOMERTON, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Cor. Sec RACHEL FOSTER AVERY, SOMERTON, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Chairman Com. on Oganization, CARRIE CHAPMAN CATT, World Bldg., NEW YORK.
Chairman Press Com., ELLEN BATTELLE DIETRICK, 20 Lowell St., CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
Rec. Sec., ALICE STONE BLACKWELL, 3 Park Street, BOSTON, MASS.
Treasurer, HARRIET TAYLOR UPTON. WARREN, OHIO.
Auditors ANNA L. DIGGS, KANSAS. H. AUGUSTA HOWARD, GA.
[--Rochester, N. Y.,--] ______ 1895. [/preprinted]
1630 - Folsom street - San Francisco - May 20/95
My Dear Mrs Stanford
I have [insert: just] telegragraphed President Jordan that Miss Hearn & I would go to Palo Alto tomorrow - Tuesday - on the 10.40 train - & return to San Fran. in the evening. I hope you will be able to go with us - as you talked.
Lovingly yours
Susan B. Anthony
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[modern? notation] 5/20/1892 - p.2 [/modern? notation]
P.S - we timed my going - because [this? their?] friend asked us to go early this week & because neither of us was on the Congress Program for Tuesday - hence this very short notice to you - S. B A.
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[modern? notation] 5/20/1895 - p. 3 [/modern? notation]
Susan B. Anthony says she is going to Palo Alto Tuesday.
[preprinted inverted] National-American Woman Suffrage Association. [/preprinted inverted]
[image inverted: seal "National American Woman Suffrage Association. 1848", an arrow in the clouds "Through!']
[preprinted inverted] Honorary President, ELIZABETH CADY STANTON, 26 West 61st Street, NEW YORK.
President, SUSAN B. ANTHONY, ROCHESTER, N. Y.
Vice-Pres.-at-Large, Rev. ANNA H. SHAW. SOMERTON, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Cor. Sec RACHEL FOSTER AVERY, SOMERTON, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Chairman Com. on Oganization, CARRIE CHAPMAN CATT, World Bldg., NEW YORK.
Chairman Press Com., ELLEN BATTELLE DIETRICK, 20 Lowell St., CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
Rec. Sec., ALICE STONE BLACKWELL, 3 Park Street, BOSTON, MASS.
Treasurer, HARRIET TAYLOR UPTON. WARREN, OHIO.
Auditors ANNA L. DIGGS, KANSAS. H. AUGUSTA HOWARD, GA.
Rochester, N. Y., ______ 1895. [/preprinted inverted]
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[Transcription]
[L]etterhead: National=American Woman Suffrage Association.
1620 Folsom Street --
San Francisco -- May 20/95
My Dear Mrs. Stanford
I have just telegraphed President Jordan that Mrs. Shaw and I would go to Palo Alto tomorrow -- Tuesday -- on the 10.40 train -- & return to San Fran. in the evening - I hope that you will be able to go with us -- as you talked ---
Lovingly yours
Susan B. Anthony
P. S. -- We timed our going because ________________ (words illegible - see photocopy) asked us to go early this week & because neither of us was on the Congress Program for Tuesday -- hence this very short notice to you -- S. B A
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P. S. In dictating to my secretary - which I have not yet learned how to do - I forgot to speak of the celebration of Mrs Stanton's 80th birth day - in the Metropolitan Opera House New York [insert] on Nov. 12th [/insert] - when she will be the central figure on the stage - with groups around her of pioneer Doctors, Minister, Newspaper women & while young women will make the speeches telling them - what their early work has resulted in for the present generation - I wish you as the pioneer woman to own & manage a great University could be with us that Nov. 12 evening - to show what wonderful power has come to you to help the young people -
The [insert: National] Council of Women has the entire management of the celebration - as you will see it is composed of twenty great national bodies - So it is not suffrage women alone who extend the honor to Mrs Stanton - but women of all professions, aims & objects together -
Pardon this scribble -
S.B. A.
