Correspondence (incoming): Grant family, 1890-1899

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Grant, Fannie C. (Mrs. Ulysses Jr.) ALS invitation to country Dec 19, 1890 ALS to call at Palo Alto Apr 4 1891 ALS leaving for the east Apr 13, 1891 Grant, Jesse R. calling card and clip. re: Tia Jauna gambling concession undated Grant, Julia (daughter of F.D.G.) ALS thanks for watch, cholera danger Sep 6, 1892 ALS seasonal greetings Jan 10, 1895 ALS engagement to Prince [Cantacuzene] of Russia May, 1899 ALS (New York) regrets not seeing her, renewed thanks for the watch undated Grant, L.M.C. 2 ALS invit. to dine with Mrs. [U.S.] Grant; undated moving to Piedmont Dec 1 ny Grant, U.S. Jr. ALS taking his mother to country, offers use of horse and carriage to Stanfords undated ALS to see Sutro's new baths; Apr 19, 1895 ALS forwarding of letter from Mrs. Grant, running for Senate, Herrin and RR opposition. Jan 21, 1899



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Mrs. Grant.

Jesse R. Grant

Tuesdays

3 East 66th Street.

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My dear Mrs Stanford

Mr Grant has told me of his very pleasant call at your house this morning and of your kind invitation to us to dine with you this evening. I regret that I have made an

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engagement with some friends for this evening which Mr. Grant did not remember while calling.

I am very sorry to hear of Senator Stanford's indisposition and will hope to find him quite well when we call at Palo Alto from which I am anticipating a great deal of pleasure.

I will give myself the pleasure of calling on you here also.

Yours sincerely Fannie C. Grant

April 4th 1891.

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Dec 19th 1890

My dear Mrs Stanford

We are anticipating much pleasure at having Mrs Grant with us in the country during the holidays. She would be very unhappy to miss seeing you when you are in the city so I write to tell you how pleased Mr Grant and I would be if you would

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come down to our country place during her visit, thus giving Mrs Grant a great deal of pleasure and at the same time enabling us to have a little visit from you which we would not otherwise hope to have. We are very glad however to have an attraction which will bring you to us.

Mr Grant will call for you in the city or if you prefer will meet you at Purdys Station, if you will let us know what day will be most agreeable for you to come out.

With kindest regards to the Senator in which Mr Grant joins me.

Believe me very Sincerely Fannie C. Grant

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