Correspondence (incoming): Grant, Ida, 1890 Feb- Dec

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ALS Gen. Grant's son well received, Tracy and Blaine tragedies 1890?, Feb 25 ALS Mr. Blaine and party division, hope to have another term in Vienna 1890 Mar 14 ALS and cvr. Stanfords coming to Vienna, diplomatic social life, Huntington's daughter married Prince Kalzfelds 1890 Apr 29 ALS visit of Mr. and Mrs. Hewes [1890, May?] ALS invitation to dine ALSo Mr. Lathrop and Mr. Nash 1890 Aug ? ALS invitation to opera; also Mrs. Catherwood 1890 Aug or Sep ? ALS Stanfords in Paris, dog "Kaiser" 1890 Sep 20 ALS return home, L. Stanford's success in Calif. 1890 Nov or Dec



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LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES

My dear Mrs Stanford

Colonel Grant and I will be so delighted, if you and the Senator with your friend, Mrs Catherwood will go with us to the opera this evening. It is to be

"Huguenots" was the [winner?] here is always good, though of course, we cannot expect a gay, pretty house, no one being yet in town.

Trusting that you are all well this morn ing, and that we may have a favorable reply

Affectionately, Ida H Grant

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Via England.

Mrs Leland Stanford, Care of Senator Stanford 1701 K Street Washington, D.C.

U.S. of America

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Vienna Sept 20th Ida H. Grant General Letter

My dear Mrs Stanford,

Many thanks for your kind letter, which we were delighted to read, and know that you had all arrived safely in Paris, where no doubt, you have been overwhelmed with many duties and pleasures.

We were truly glad to know that the magnificent dog "Kaiser" was taken care of, and went through safely. Doubtless in a short time, he will be devoted to his new, kind mistress.

We had the pleasure of entertaining your

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friends, Mr and Mrs Barnes, at dinner, a few evenings ago, and as you predicted, we found them charming. She is really most attractive, and I look forward with pleasure to seeing them tomorrow, when they have promised to again, come to see us in our home. Colonel Grant and I have also, the pleasure of returning the call of Mrs Catherwood and her daughters, who have promised to take tea with us tomorrow. We have had much luck over our mutual friends, Senator and Mrs Stanford, you may be sure, and it

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5th [right page] is pleasant to find friends of similar opinions and ideas. Our beautiful spoons are quite our pride, and last evening when we had 12 gentlemen to dine with us, (Mr Francis of Troy, formerly minister here, and are now assembled

in Vienna) I told them of your having just used the beautiful gift, here, yourself, and of your commands that they should not be put away in a cabinet. I feel that I did not thank you half enough for them, as we are so proud of

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