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October 29th 1910 - Letter from Eugénie Sladden to her husband, Julius Sladden

Date
29th October 1910
Correspondence From
Eugénie Sladden, Marshgate House, Richmond
Correspondence To
Julius Sladden, Seward House, Badsey
Relationship to Letter Addressee
Wife
Text of Letter

Marshgate House
Richmond
Surrey

29th October/10

My dearest Husband,

I was very pleased to get your letter this morning, I am so glad you were all able to see the King & Queen, but it was a pity it was wet, here, the morning was wet but after breakfast it cleared up & was a nice bright day.

I expect Juliet was very delighted to see the Royalty & I hope the girls enjoyed the big Bazaar.

After all I did go to the Exhibition yesterday, Polly was going with me, but was a bit headachy, so did not venture, but Mary’s cold being better, she came with me.

We had two or three hours there & saw the beautiful work, screens pottery etc.  There were very few people there, although it was so near to the closing day.  Jack & George are coming tomorrow to spend the afternoon.  This morning I have been helping Mary to alter & mend some of the cassocks at the church, we had about two hours in the vestry.  I am going to drive over to Petersham this afternoon & call on Mrs Charles Hunt, I telephoned to enquire if she would be at home.

I hope you are all getting on well in my absence & that you dear, do not miss me too much.  I am sorry to have missed those two callers, it generally does happen so.

I must stop now & go & change my dress.  

With much love to you all
I remain
Your loving wife

Eugénie N Sladden
 

Letter Images
Type of Correspondence
Envelope containing 1 double sheet of notepaper
Location of Document
Worcestershire Archive and Archaeology Service
Record Office Reference
705:1037/9520/1/ii/456-457