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System Number: 08574
Date: [June 1899/1900?][1]
Author: JW
Place: London
Recipient: William Heinemann[2]
Place: [London]
Repository: Library of Congress
Call Number: Manuscript Division, Pennell-Whistler Collection, PWC
Document Type: ALS
'[1900]'
TELEGRAMS,
DELICIOUS,
LONDON.
GARLANT'S HOTEL,
SUFFOLK STREET,
PALL MALL.
I meant to have got round to [you] today - but it has been one rush - and wild haste from the dawn! -
Of course, mon ami, I shall come down to you on Saturday night - Details as to the journey I had better have again -
Dont you think you might look in tomorrow afternoon - say at about 5.30? - to 6. -
About Thursday - nothing [p. 2] as you know would please me more than dining with you - But I suppose this Bath Club[3] - one of the latest incarnations of the Briton in his discovery of water - will be filled with highly excited Islanders! What do you think? -
Come and tell me about it tomorrow
Always
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Notes:
1. [June 1899/1900?]
Dated by the address, writing, and reference to Turkish Baths. Another hand has inserted '[1900]' at the top.
2. William Heinemann
William Heinemann (1863-1920), publisher [more].
3. Bath Club
Probably the London and Provincial Turkish Bath Co. Ltd, 76 Jermyn Street, to which JW addressed another letter to Heinemann, #08517. It was Turkish Baths with offices and Chambers to let, above it.