Correspondence (incoming): Cleveland, 1895-1896

For Mrs. Stanford with the complements and sympathy of Miss Cleveland

Oct 29/95 Tuesday Executive Mansion, Washington

Dear Mrs. Stanford,

I thank you more than I can tell for your kind note. It is very pleasant to receive such words from one who I did know had even noticed my life.

I shall be very

glad to see you [to?] show you my little girls if you will come at one oclock today. I trust it is not an inconvenient hour for you, but it is almost the last we shall be in town, as we go to Woodley just after lunch.

Very sincerely, Frances F. Cleveland

Executive Mansion, Washington

April 30, 1895

My dear Mr. Olney,

Mrs Stanford has told us how strong and [?] very [?] to [?] you.

You will [?] find her and all [communication?] as [?]. It will be a relief to hear if she can [?] you [?]. I hope you will give her the opportunity.

Yours truly, Grover Cleveland

Executive Mansion

Hon. Richard Olney Attorney General

Introducing Mrs. Stanford