Correspondence (incoming): Grant, Julia D, 1884-1888

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luncheon with me only I do { ?} I want you to tell me all about your visit, do come come early and spend the day with me.

Your friend Julia Grant

I know the Senator is engaged all the day long with his business matters

3E 66th October 29

My dear Mrs Stanford

I do not feel at all satisfied with what I have had of your time. Will you not come tomorrow & take a family

you were not being troubled with those annoying attacks in the papers, "Luck all ways follows { ?}. I feel sure you will not consider this {allusion?} to these matters intrusive. Dear Mrs Stanford, I know you will not. I hope you

will not forget that I am promising myself a very nice little visit to you and some other friends in dear old Washington this coming month. I am quite anticipating it. I assure you

3E 66th N York Jany 24th 87

My dear Mrs Stanford

Whilst visiting my dear one yesterday amd seeing again your beautiful and pure offering I feel that I must write and tell you how after you have been in my thoughts of late, and hoping all the time that

Please remember me to the Senator & our dear mutual friend Mrs Newman and believe me all ways yours

Sincerely Julia D. Grant