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• • 28 April 1927. Edith A. Gibbs to Fannie Browning. In January the Rev. Mr. Graves was the guest of the Mason … [Texas] 92704281

• • 28 April 1927. Ellen F. Pendleton to Fannie Browning. We are hoping that it will be possible for you to come to … [Texas] 92704282

• • [May 1927]. Wellesley College to Fannie Browning. Browning Personalia / Letters relating to Mrs. Browning … [Texas] 92705001

• • 5 May 1927. Fannie Browning to Edith A. Gibbs. I am en route for my summer home at East Gloucester Mass, & … [ABL] 92705051

• • 18 May 1927. Ellen F. Pendleton to Fannie Browning. We are looking forward to your visit at Wellesley next week. [Texas] 92705181

• • [23 May 1927]. Constance Grosvenor Alexander to Fannie Browning. I am so happy that you are coming. I hope to hear your talk … [Texas] 92705231

• • [24 May 1927]. Edith S. Ingles to Fannie Browning. Since Miss Pendleton thinks the guests may begin to gather … [Texas] 92705241

• • [24 May 1927]. Ellen F. Pendleton to Fannie Browning. We are all looking forward to this afternoon. I will call … [Texas] 92705242

• • [early June 1927]. Constance Grosvenor Alexander to Fannie Browning. I have promised to go to the Masons in Newport for the … [Texas] 92706001

• • 4 June 1927. J.W. Graves to Fannie Browning. It was nice to have your letter yesterday, & now I am … [Texas] 92706041

• • 16 June 1927. George Herbert Palmer to Fannie Browning. Your letter reached me this morning too late for me to keep … [Texas] 92706161

• • 21 June 1927. Constance Grosvenor Alexander to Fannie Browning. On Friday (June 24) I will take the train you wrote me of … [Texas] 92706211

• • 22 June 1927. Fannie Browning to A.J. Armstrong. Just before I left Washington early in May, I heard that you … [ABL] 92706221

• • 28 June 1927. Thurman Losson Hood to Fannie Browning. The enchanting hours you gave me at the Villarino … [Texas] 92706281

• • [late June 1927]. Constance Grosvenor Alexander to Fannie Browning. Though you have been busy at hospitality all your life, you … [Texas] 92706311

• • 8 July 1927. Thurman Losson Hood to Fannie Browning. It may interest you to learn that I have been in Oxford a … [Texas] 92707081

• • 8 July 1927. George Herbert Palmer to Fannie Browning. My maid has been improving so decidedly that her doctor … [Texas] 92707082

• • 8 July 1927. George Herbert Palmer to Fannie Browning. I had just mailed you a letter saying that we are all … [Texas] 92707083

• • 15 July 1927. George Herbert Palmer to Fannie Browning. Your paper arrived safely & I have gone over it with much … [Texas] 92707151

• • 22 July 1927. Ellery Sedgwick to Fannie Browning. I am greatly obliged to you for your kind letter and only … [Texas] 92707221

• • 23 July 1927. Constance Grosvenor Alexander to Fannie Browning. I want so much to know how your book is getting on. Have you … [Texas] 92707231

• • 26 July 1927. George Herbert Palmer to Fannie Browning. Sedgwick’s letter could not be nicer. And his method seems … [Texas] 92707261

• • 27 July [1927]. Philip M. Rhinelander to Fannie Browning. I am sorry Sedgwick shows so little discrimination. [Texas] 92707271

• • 29 August 1927. J.W. Graves to Fannie Browning. Your letters are tonics! And we have needed tonics this … [Texas] 92708291

• • 31 August 1927. Frederic G. Kenyon to Fannie Browning. It was pleasant to hear from you again, and to learn from … [Texas] 92708311