December 18, 1908 Friday
December 18 Friday – In N.Y.C. H.H. Rogers wrote to Sam.
December 18 Friday – In N.Y.C. H.H. Rogers wrote to Sam.
December 17 Thursday – In Redding, Conn. Sam sent a telegram to daughter Jean in Berlin, Germany.
[typed on form of Western Union Telegraph Company:]
December 16 Wednesday – William Dean Howells wrote to Sam.
Dear Clemens:
December 15 Tuesday – Clara Apfel, who was about to prepare a paper for the Chicago Women’s Club wrote to ask “something new”—“Possibly what you personally think of ‘Women’s’ clubs” or some little incident” in his life [MTP]. Note: “Ans Dec 23 MLH”
December 14 Monday – William Ireland Starr, photographer from West Redding, Conn. came and took photographs of Stormfield and it’s occupants, including one of Ralph W.
December 13 Sunday – Isabel Lyon’s journal: “Mr. Starr & Mr. Watson came for luncheon today, & Mrs. Starr made some colored photographs of the King & Margaret” [MTP: IVL TS 83]. Note: see Starr’s account of this trip Nov. 29 entry.
December 12 Saturday – In Redding, Conn. Sam wrote to Charles J. Langdon.
Dear Charley:
December 11 Friday – Sam took a quick trip into NYC, using taxis to visit H.H. Rogers, Julia Langdon Loomis, daughter Clara, and Mary B. Rogers [Dec. 12 to Langdon].
December 10 Thursday – In Redding, Conn. Sam wrote to Dorothy Quick.
December 9 Wednesday – In Redding, Conn. Sam replied to the Dec. 2 of Charles Hopkins Clark.