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Sally Flandrau Cutcheon does not wish to receive more letters from Charles Macomb Flandrau in the style of the last one. Cutcheon describes a story told to her by Joe Humphreys about some Native Americans in the Dakotas. She is attending the Women’s Congress to see Julia Ward Howe speak and recently visited her family.
1891-10-30
Sally Flandrau Cutcheon has been recovering from scarlet fever. She describes a recent visit from Theodore Roosevelt. Cutcheon enjoyed Sarah Bernhardt in Theodora and plans to see Bernhardt again in Cleopatra in Chicago, Illinois
1891-10-09
Sally Flandrau Cutcheon now has to wear eyeglasses. She requests that Charles Macomb Flandrau purchase something for her and discusses her plans to travel to Chicago, Illinois. Cutcheon also requests that Flandrau tear up her letters.
1891-10-18
Sally Flandrau Cutcheon describes her travels to Winona, Minnesota, and Chicago, Illinois. She visited many of her friends and attended Much Ado About Nothing starring Julia Marlowe.
1891-11-11
Sally Flandrau Cutcheon threatens to never write to Charles Macomb Flandrau again unless he changes his “vulgar and idiotic” writing style. Cutcheon recently attended several plays and football games. She wants to acquire a grand piano.
1891-11
Sally Flandrau Cutcheon scolds Charles Macomb Flandrau for writing her such short letters. Cutcheon goes on to discuss Patty Selmes’s hunting plans, looking after Isabella Selmes, and going sledding.
1891
Sally Flandrau Cutcheon compliments Charles Macomb Flandrau on his story in the Harvard Crimson. She discusses visiting with friends and family, including the Goodriches, and gossips about Alice Goodrich. Cutcheon complains about having turned twenty-five.
1891-12-05
Sally Flandrau Cutcheon describes a recent house fire which was caused by a defective chimney.
1896-01
Sally Flandrau Cutcheon asks Charles Macomb Flandrau to write more frequently. She reflects on “an eventful winter, with fires and fevers and everything.” Cutcheon describes a trip to Asheville, North Carolina, bicycling, and the latest novels she has read.
1896-05-01
Sally Flandrau Cutcheon describes a recent bicycling adventure. Her neighbors are installing a telephone and she has ambitions to publish a book.
1896-05-26
Sally Flandrau Cutcheon wishes she could see Charles Macomb Flandrau in his cap and gown. Cutcheon recently attended a wedding and plans to visit Fort Snelling. She regrets not being able to go to Boone County, Kentucky, with her family.
1896-06-18
Sally Flandrau Cutcheon acknowledges Charles Macomb Flandrau’s plans to travel to Venice. Cutcheon discusses visiting family in Boone County, Kentucky.
1896-07