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Title
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Letter: Nov. 22, 1892. J. Earle A. to Audrey Davis
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Accession Number
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2024.16.3.4
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Accession Date
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230 January 2025
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Accession Creator
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David Lovegrove
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Depositor
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Kala Kennemore
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Date
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22 November 1892
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Storage Location
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Box 21, Folder 1
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Text
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Evinsville, S.C.
Nov. 22 92.
Miss Audrey Davis,
Dear friend:
Doubtless you will be surprised on receiving a scroll from me; but as I wished to hear from you, will take this opportunity of asking that privilege: so if it is agreeable, I would be pleased to correspond with you for awhile.
Guess you have recovered of the Woodruff fair long ere now. I enjoyed the fore-noon of the second day _hugely_, and I must say, that my mind is continually reverting, with pleasant ruminations, to that time, and particularly to the _company._
I attended a musicale on last Saturday night. It was a very pleasant occasion indeed, and I enjoyed it very much. but feel assured that if my _Greenville_ _Girl_ had been there, I would have received more laurels for my performance on the Guitar; but however, I know you will think me neither egotistical nor presumptive, if I say, I did receive a few.
Excuse all deficiencies in this letter.
So long,
Au Revoir,
J. Earle A[lexander] [the last name hase been scratched out, then written in pencil, then scribbled over]
[in Audry's hand:]
My dear sir
Your favor of 17
Atlanta Ga
Sept 17, 1893
Atlanta G.a
Sept. 15, 1893
My dear sir,
Yours of the 14[?] duly rec'd and contents noted
