Correspondence (incoming): Harrison, Caroline S., 1891 May-1892

EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON.

Dear Mrs Stanford

Your note awaited my return from Ferguson Beach which will explain the delay in replying sooner The handkerchief does not belong to me.

I hope you are well & the Senator better & that you both may be kept

in good health until you get away for the summer. With kindest regards for both I am

Truly

Caroline S. Harrinson

March 7th / 92

EXECUTIVE MANSION

March 7, 1892

Mrs Leland Stanford 1704 K Street

EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON

My Dear Mrs Stanford

I did not, when I saw you last, expect that you would get away without my getting to see you but I have been sick & unable to go out. I am so sorry to learn that you have bad news from your sister. I only hope she may be better by the time you reach her. I am sorry I missed you yesterday I was unavoidably detained or I would probably been in when you called. I send you a few flowers

for your care to help cheer this rainy & dismal day. With our best wishes for your safe journey & the hope that news may brighten as you journey towards the setting sun, & that both you and the Senator may return in good health & spirits.

I am truly

Caroline S. Harrison

March 31st / 92

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March 31, 1892

Mrs Leland Stanford