Letter from Mary Rhinelander to Emma Nicholas

Name/Title

Letter from Mary Rhinelander to Emma Nicholas

Entry/Object ID

HHV 008.252

Description

Letter from Mary Rhinelander to Emma Nicholas

Subject

party at the Rhinelanders

Subject Person/Organization

Mary Colden Hoffman Rhinelander (1796-1818?), Emma Nicholas Malony (1816-1866)

Subject Place

* Untyped Subject Place

New York

Context

after Sept 1833 (Greene Street address)

Collection

Hoffman Manuscript Collection

Transcription

Addressed to 3rd Emma Nicholas 224 Greene St. My dear Emma. You are now called / upon to fulfill your / promise and attend our / second party. [crossed out] / Aunt Mary will stop / for you to morrow [sic] / afternoon, to come up / + stay with us the night / before the party to help / us [? unrecovered fix + on other matters?]. / The rest of the girls are / coming out on Wednesday / PAGE 2 morning, (the day of the / party) but we cannot / think of being able to pre - / pare without you. The / party will be a little / longer than it was before, / but very little. You must / certainly be ready to morrow [sic] / afternoon, after dinner / I will not be in town / myself but I suppose you / will not be afraid to / come with Uncle [?T] + Aunt M. / Do not forget your [?“chefs/dress?] / de nuit” as you are all / going to stay until Thursday / Tell Charles & George I ex - / pect them both on Wed - PAGE 3 nesday afternoon by / five o’clock. Adieu, you must certain- / ly come, or else I shall / be quite angry with you / Eliza is coming up with / the girls on Wednesday / morning. Good bye, do / not fail, to come / & believe me yours truly Mary C. Rhinelander Monday Eve’g

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HF 3042 AK