| Description | Includes: 1. Letter to Miss A.S.C. Townsend, S. Michael's, Bognor from Mother, S. Mary's House, Oatlands Park, Surrey referring to the party; sausage rolls; recital; marriage of Phyllis Whitley and her going to China; going for a drive with Miss Jarvis; possible children's dance; Christmas puddings; writing letters to Newnham; text; her bad cold; and Mrs Tanner beginning work on the 'white dresses' [30 Nov-1 Dec 1894]. 3 sheets, in envelope.
2. Letter to Miss A.S.C. Townsend, Hostel Pension Crettex, Lac Champey, Valais, Switzerland from Mother, Rose Hill, with reference to Jack's bicycle accident; Rose Hill; Bertha's visit; weather and various visitors [Sep 1900]. Encloses letter to Annie from Mary, Rose Hill, Nevin [Nefyn, Wales], referring to waiting for their visitors' arrival; their location; Annie's foreign travels; Maude and other family members and the concert [4 Sep 1900]. Also encloses letter to Annie from Maude, Rose Hill with reference to the visitors and their stay [4 Sep 1900]. 3 sheets, in envelope.
3. Letter to Miss A.S.C. Townsend, Kvikue's Hostel, Balholm, Sogne Fjord, Norway from Mother, Kings Newnham regarding cheque; tea visitors; trip to Lac Champex (Switzerland); investing Aunt Lizzie's money; wedding invitation; weather and visits [22 Aug 1904]. In envelope.
4. Letter to Miss[es] Townsend ('my own darling girls'), Kvikue's Hostel, Balholm, Sogne Fjord, Norway from Mother, 'On the road to the Cabans D[?]', referring to landscape; journey on the train; stopping at a hotel en route (Bernerhof); pickpocket on the train; stopping at Martigny; the lake; the cold weather; Hester; the artist John Lavery; Sunday service; the Priestman's chalets; letter from Ruth; the salon; Dent du Midi; future plans; and Henry at Newnham [3 Sep 1904]. 3 sheets.
5. Letter to Miss [Annie] Townsend, c/o Mrs French, 9 Dartmouth Square, Dublin, Ireland, from E[lizabeth] W[orth] Townsend, St Mary's Vicarage, Princes Road, Lambeth, with reference to visit of Miss Worth and Bertha; wellbeing of cousin Ellen; viewing portraits and paintings at Miss Brooker's; the electrotram; visit to Westminster to see the wreaths on Lord Beaconfield's monument; and Lady John Scott's car [20 Apr 1907].
6. Visiting card of Mr and Mrs Arthur Ackermann, Walton House, Walton on Thames, addressed to the Vicar and Mrs Townsend, Frisdene, Oatlands Park, Weybridge [Christmas 1888]. In envelope.
7. Empty envelope. |