Letter from Grace Greenwood to Mr. White, April 12, 1850

Letter from Grace Greenwood to Mr. White, April 12, 1850

Lippincott, Sara Jane (pseudonym: Grace Greenwood), 1832-1904

Relationships--Networks

United States--Boston

Friendship

Gossip--Private

Greenwood lets the addressee know that she is "more deeply interested in them [=distinguished people] by the representations of some common friends."

Credit

New York Public Library

Lippincott, Sara Jane (pseudonym: Grace Greenwood), 1832-1904

NYPL Misc. Personal Name Files, D-Z. MssCol 2016, b. 64, Lippincott

1850-04-12

Reference

New Brighton

April 12th. 1850

Dear Mr. White your letter of March 16th enclosing a draft for $25 has but just come to hand.—It was so long on the way, that fearing that my package had failed to reach you, and so wrote you a few days since. I certainly shall not fail to let you know when I am in Boston as you so kindly regret. I shall be pleased to know you.—I also desire greatly to meet with your sister and her husband—for aside from the curiosity to see distinguished people, of which I suppose, I have my share, I have been more deeply interested in them by the representations of some common friends, both in Boston and Philadelphia

Respectfully and sincerely

Sare J. Clarke

Lippincott, Sara Jane (pseudonym: Grace Greenwood), 1832-1904

New Brighton, MN, US

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