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From Nancy C. Russell to Mrs. Cunningham, January 11, 1927

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[handwritten] Jan 11_1927 Dear Mrs. Cunningham,                 Your sweet message was waiting for me when I came to my room tonight. The picture of your mother and the Lavender Water some how goes way deep down and makes ^my^ heart warm because they do mean a new friend and I will look forward to seeing you when ever our trails come close enough.                 The picture of yourthe Living room shows just where I sat when at your home the ^other night^ little chair you said was just my size and you sat me there to get warm then when we went in to dinner you put your mothers lovely [illegible] shawl around my shoulders and I loved the feal[sic] of it and I knew [over]                                                            [verso] you would not have done that if you had not known. That Friday evening is one I shall always remember. The surprise in your mothers scrap books when I  saw such a lot of reproductions from my Chas’s work-                 I hope to see you again before I leave Santa Barbara & when I get my studio in  Pasadena ^finished^ I hope some time you will come there and we will talk about your mother and my husband.                                 Sincerely,                 [signed] Nancy C. Russell.

[Transcribed by Melynda Seaton, 2012-06-28]

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From Nancy C. Russell to Mrs. Cunningham