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Correspondence (incoming): Camerino, M., 1901-1904

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ALS (to Miss Berner) re inscription for Church 1901 Dec 4 ALS re difficulties with inscription for facade of Church 1901 Dec 4 ALS from Constance Camerino seasonal greetings and family news 1901 Dec 5 ALS (with mss. copy) re sending watercolor drawings by Paoletti for mosaics and gives costs 1901 Dec 19 ALS re mosaics for Church 1901 Dec 31 ALS (to Miss Berner) re inscription, work for Museum, his work for next year 1902 Jan 9 ALS hope the drawings have reached you 1902 Jan 11 ALS Paoletti working on drawings for Museum, hopes other drawings reached her 1902 Feb 11 ALS has shipped 6 cases, cannot find view of Abyssinia, suggests ruins of Athens or picture representing Literature 1902 Mar 26 ALS description of two designs by Paoletti, size and cost 1902 Apr 1 ALS he is working for her alone 1902 Apr 9 ALS (and ts copy) received her telegram, needs decision on third picture for Museum 1902 Apr 14 ALS (and ts copy) suggests blue stars to go with gold mosaics in the cupola of the Museum 1902 Apr 15 ALS re Mr. Zampatto and other workers at Stanford 1902 Aug 14 ALS enclosing contracts 1902 Sep 23 ALS progress on mosaics in Church and Museum, would like her comments on them 1902 Sep 25 ALS working on her request for sky in background of Church mosaic 1902 Oct 8 tel confirming width of pictures 1902 Nov 5 ALS re difficulty between Zampatto and McGilvray 1902 Nov 11 tel re pictures left 1902 Dec 2 ALS seasonal greetings, travel plans 1903 Jan 1 ALS sorry to miss her in Venice, is leaving soon for California 1904 Apr 30 ts copy of telegram re drawings for mosaics in Nave undated



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D. A. Salviati & Co.

Your cable, in order I might send all instructions on time to my agent at St. Louis.

I sincerely hope you have found all my mosaic works to your satisfaction and I can assure you that for their success I have devoted all myself for over one year.

With best compliments unto which M Camerino joins me with the greatest of pleasure. I beg to remain

Respectfully Yours M Camerino

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Copy of cablegram received from Camerino Stanford San Francisco, Cal.

Have you received approved and sent back drawings for Mosaics in Nave

Camerino

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My little one has not arrived yet, and I am still patiently waiting. These last weeks are so very trying, especially when I thought it would all be over - and that I would have by dear baby in my arms long ere this.

Last year Mrs Stanford the Senator sent Mr {Cox ?} and myself separate annual passes, this enabled me many times to go with Mr Cox when he went on business trips - when otherwise I could not have been with him - for my husband is young and has his fortune all before him - I feel even more now the importance of a pass, for there is no Doctor to trust in Bakerfield - and I know I shall often want to come up here with baby, to consult my physician. So if I could have one for myself and { ?} even though Mr Cox did not have one it would be a great convenience to me - I do not wish to take

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answered Jan 13/94 Austie L. Carr

My Dear Mrs Stanford

I appreciated so very much the letter you wrote me, knowing as I do how very full your life is - and how many demands of important business you have on your time. I think it was so very sweet and kind of you - Dear Mrs Stanford - to write me the comforting hopeful words that you

did, especially when you are so full of grief and sorrow yourself. Of my many blesssings I count that of knowing you and being brought under the influence of your strong pure faith - one of the greatest. Although I have seen you but the two or three times, as I wrote you before - you will never realize the great good your written and spoken words have done me.

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advantage of the interest you have shown in me - to ask this great favor of you - and if there is a chance of your misunderstanding my doing so - please do not think of it again - and forget that I have ever mentioned the subject - For I prize too highly your friendship to let anything mar its beauty - and if I do not hear from you, I will understand

that it was not convenient to comply with my request

Hoping that you are well - and with love to you

Faithfully yours Austie L Carr 2122 California St Jan 12th '94

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