Letter from M. Carey Thomas to Mary Elizabeth Garrett, December 6, 1890

Dearest Mary Just a scrap on your paper to say that I enclose copies, and that Mamie has written to Mrs. ColvinG��s about Miss BeckfordG��s library share. I added the [illegible] to Dr. Hurd so that y9ou might not have to write about school till you got back. I also sent Julia a copy of Mrs. ColvinG��s letter to tell her about teacherG��s meetng etc. The copies of Tableaux and also of my letter about it to Lucy Stone will come by the next mail. Do tear up all these copies as soon as you have looked at them. Your letter came this morning. I am glad you went upstairs early but that does not say what you did afterwards. It only sounds well. Mamie sends love, as do I, although my haste is very great indeed. Yours Minnie C. Thomas I am putting in the names of strangers present at the luncheon, and will send it to you for additions by special delivery. You can send whole copy to Bridges Sunday afternoon. I have only HurdG��s list to work from and you may remember more. If you cannot remember it does not matter in the least and please do not search through your papers for anything. Remember what I asked about the letters. MCT