All letters, telegrams and postcards are copies typed from the original if not otherwise stated.
 

 

DATE	AUTHOR	CONTENT
Box 4, folder 37  1926	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. The bags are beautiful.
1926	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Expecting the bags she has sent.
Dec. 25, 1926	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Thanking for presents. Planned a Christmas for the Afro-American Old Folks Home. (two pages missing)
Jan. 3,  1926	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Enchanted by the Christmas gift.
Box 4, folder 38  Dec. 27,  1925	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. The nicest Christmas she had since her childhood. Arthur gave her a Buick.
Box 4, folder 39 Feb. 18,  1924	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Cabell's verses very good.
Box 4, folder 40  March 20,  1923	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Asking to get seats for matinees to see Chekhov.
Box 4, folder 41  May 30,  1917	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. How much she enjoyed visiting her.
Nov. 4,  1916	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Some kind of trouble with Rebe's health. How pretty and noble a character Rebe is.
May 28,  1916	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Going to N.Y.C. for some weeks. Can she join her?
April 26,  1916	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. How wonderful the visit she had with her.
Feb. 18,  1916	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Anne Virginia has cold. Cannot get away for another week.
Box 4, folder 42  Dec. 27,  1915	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Thanks for the chemises and picture of Cabell. Arthur nicer than ever but so depressed.
July 27,  1915	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Beautiful trip to California for the fair. Describing parties and sightseeing.
Box 4, folder 43  June 6,  1914	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Telling her about the invitations she received in London, including a chance to meet Henry James.
May 31,  1914	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Invitations to Margaret's house. Bought a lovely dress.
Box 4, folder 44  Aug. 5,  1908	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Describing Assisi.
Box 4, folder 45  Dec. 23,  1907	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Thanks for the embroidered chemise and bag.
Oct. 1907	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Asking to come whenever she wants to. News about other people.
July 2,  1907	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Describing the stay in White Sulphur Springs. How boring the place is and how much her father enjoys it.
June 29,  1907	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Preparing trip to White Sulphur Springs.
June 13,  1907	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. How Cary feels about the trip to Mediterranean. About furniture and household matters.
June 4,  1907	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Describing reception she gave the Company of Texas from Fort Worth.
May 30,  1907	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. The visiting veterans, how pathetic they look. She is in the Colonial Dames.
May 28,  1907	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Planning to go to White Sulphur Springs to Arthur's cottage ansd to send Cary to Europe.
May 24,  1907	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Reference to how Rebe has improved her personality in the last three years. Household matters.
May 23,  1907	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. The feeling that she has never been of any use to anyone. She worries about Rebe's health.
May 22,  1907	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Sorry for the letter she has written her; but she is the only one worthy to live for.
Feb. 17,  1907	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. She is feeling ill. Glad Rebe is coming home.
Jan. 30,  1907	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Birthday letter. She misses her so much. Household matters.
Jan. 26,  1907	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Plans to go to N.Y.
Jan. 18,  1907	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Redecorating back part of the house. Half a book is finished.
Jan. 3,  1907	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Describing two receptions. One in the Branches' Home.
Box 4, folder 46  1906	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Describing atmosphere in Chase City.
1906	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Planning to meet her in New York.
1906	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Planning the trip to N.Y. from Chase City.
Dec. 30,  1906	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Planning to go to the Branche's reception. Household matters.
Dec. 26,  1906	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Describing Christmas day.
Dec. 23,  1906	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. Telling about presents and plans for Christmas.
Dec. 20,  1906	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. About Christmas presents and household matters.
Dec. 16,  1906	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. How distracted she is from her work and how pretty she was in her wedding.
Dec. 14,  1906	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. After wedding letter. How much she misses her.
Dec. 7,  1906	Glasgow, Ellen	To Rebe Tutwiler. She realizes how much she misses her.
Box 4, folder 47  April 18,  1936	Hall, Radcliff	To Ellen Glasgow. Comments on Vein of Iron.
Box 4, folder 48  June 10,  1931	Houston, Hubert T.	To Arthur Glasgow. Giving him an account of the spending of $1000 he received as a gift.
Box 4, folder 49  Jan.  1953	Humphreys & Glasgow	To Arthur Glasgow. Sending three envelopes with correspondence of Ellen Glasgow from 1905-1939, existing in their files.
Box 4, folder 50  July 24,  1953	Johnston, Elizabeth	TLS to MKR. About the use of her sister's letters by two persons.
Box 4, folder 51  Jan. 30,  1947	Maynard, Douglas W.	To Arthur Glasgow. Miss Bennett opened the Glasgow house for the meeting of the Richmond SPCA.
Box 4, folder 52  Jan. 30, 1953	Mims, Edwin	To MKR.
Box 4, folder 53 Dec. 15,  1938	Perkins, Maxwell	To Ellen Glasgow. The review of her book has appeared in Times, 18th December issue. MKR put the three prefaces that she preferred in the article in The Tribune Books.
July 12,  1938	Perkins, Maxwell	To Ellen Glasgow. Reviews in Saturday Review and Tribune slow to appear.
May 17,  1938	Perkins, Maxwell	To Ellen Glasgow. About Mr. Balmer asking for the publication in the Redbook of The Sheltered Life.
May 6,  1938	Perkins, Maxwell	To Ellen Glasgow. 100 copies of Virginia Edition sold. Depression makes things difficult.
April 20,  1938	Perkins, Maxwell	To Ellen Glasgow. Sorry about the misplacing of frontspiece. About correcting the last sentence in Virginia Edition.
April 19,  1938	Perkins, Maxwell	To Ellen Glasgow. Howard Mumford's review suggested for Herald Tribune. Dr. Canby already into it for the Saturday Review.
April 8,  1938	Perkins, Maxwell	To Ellen Glasgow. Asking to send the fifty booklets. Sorry about Ambassador Wedell.
Feb. 18,  1938	Perkins, Maxwell	To Ellen Glasgow. The correction in Virginia Edition is possible.
Jan. 29,  1938	Perkins, Maxwell	To Ellen Glasgow. Enclosing a list of volumes grouped according to her decisions.
Jan. 24,  1938	Perkins, Maxwell	To Ellen Glasgow. After reading the proofs of the six volumes will send them to her.
Box 4, folder 54 Dec. 8,  1937	Perkins, Maxwell	To Ellen Glasgow. No difficulties in regards to illustrations for the set.
Dec. 1,  1937	Perkins, Maxwell	To Ellen Glasgow. Preface for Vein of Iron absorbing. Commenting on the frontispiece.
Nov. 24,  1937	Perkins, Maxwell	To Ellen Glasgow. Sending proofs and the inscription page, to sign her name.
Nov. 17,  1937	Perkins, Maxwell	To Ellen Glasgow. Advising her on matter of the preface for Barren Ground.
Nov. 8,  1937	Perkins, Maxwell	To Ellen Glasgow. Spelling matter.
Nov. 5,  1937	Perkins, Maxwell	To Ellen Glasgow. Delighted over the three first pages.
Oct. 29,  1937	Perkins, Maxwell	To Ellen Glasgow. Comments on the arrangement of books.
Oct. 19,  1937	Perkins, Maxwell	To Ellen Glasgow. Barren Ground and The Sheltered Life are set up. Getting a copy of The Romantic Comedians from the Old Dominion Edition. He would prefer The Romance of the Plain Man instead of the last.
Oct. 8,  1937	Perkins, Maxwell	To Ellen Glasgow. Send pages showing how they proposed to set her books.
Sept. 20,  1937	Perkins, Maxwell	To Ellen Glasgow. He sends Santayana's Works in order for her to see what kind of limited edition they publish.
Sept. 17,  1937	Perkins, Maxwell	To Ellen Glasgow. Advising her on how this new edition should be, concerning the prefaces and revisions.
Aug. 31,  1937	Perkins, Maxwell	To Ellen Glasgow. "One Way to Write Novels" is delightful. Planning the Virginia Edition.
Aug. 27,  1937	Perkins, Maxwell	To Ellen Glasgow. He will re-read the article in the Saturday Review.
Aug. 18,  1937	Perkins, Maxwell	To Ellen Glasgow. Proposing to her the publication by subscription of her works; proposed plan and name for the edition.
Box 4, folder 55a May 13, 1947.	Randolph of Hunton, Anderson, Gay & Moore	To Arthur Glasgow. Sickness of Miss Bennett.
Box 4, folder 55b April 14,  1953	Rawlings, Marjorie K.	To Arthur Glasgow. Asking the cause of the gaps in correspondence of Ellen Glasgow and Rebe Glasgow Tutwiler.
Box 4, folder 56 Dec. 3,  1952	Rawlings, Marjorie K.	To Arthur Glasgow. Explaining to him about the biography she has been asked to write. Asking for material.
Box 4, folder 57 March 6,  1953	Rawlings, Marjorie K.	To Elizabeth Johnston. About misunderstanding with the letters of her sister, Mary. any biography of Ellen Glasgow could be done without mentioning the friendship between her and her sister, Mary.
Box 4, folder 58 March  1953	Rawlings, Marjorie K.	Notes to Mr. H.W. Anderson. With approximate words she used when she sent it with flowers.
Box 4, folder 59 1952	Rawlings, Marjorie K.	Ms. draft of note or telegram to Henry W. Anderson on the back on an envelope. Inviting him to stop in Cross Creek on his way to Palm Beach.
1952	Rawlings, Marjorie K.	MS draft of note or telegram to H.W. Anderson inviting him to lunch.
Box 4, folder 60 Sept. 30,  1952	Reese, Agnes	To Arthur Glasgow. Thanks for the present he sent to her.
Sept. 24,  1952	Reese, Agnes	To Arthur Glasgow. Sympathy letter on the death of his wife.
Box 4, folder 61 July 13,  1925	Thuman, Frederick	To Ellen Glasgow. Congratulations on her book, Barren Ground.
Box 4, folder 62 June 8,  1953	Trigg, Emma (Gray)	TLS to MKR. Thanking her for the mangoes and The Sojourner.
April 16,  1953	Trigg, Emma (Gray)	TLS to MKR. Telling about Ellen Glasgow's personality.
Box 4, folder 63 [n.d.]	Tutwiler, Rebe	ALS Print to Margaret Dashiell. Wishing her a Merry Christmas.
n.d.	Tutwiler, Rebe	ALS to Margaret Dashiell. Thanking her for sympathy.
Box 4, folder 64 n.d.	Tutwiler, Rebe	To Arthur G. Glasgow. Problems of converting house into memorial.
Box 4, folder 65 Nov. 19, 1953	Tutwiler, Rebe	ALS to MKR. Thanks for present and plans to visit with Anne Virginia Bennett.
Nov. 14,  1953	Tutwiler, Rebe	ALS to MKR. Comments on men's role in Ellen's life.
Oct. 27,  1953	Tutwiler, Rebe	ALS to MKR. Thanks for flowers and wishing a pleasant and fruitful stay in Richmond.
Sept. 16,  1953	Tutwiler, Rebe	ALS to MKR. Expecting her in October. Comments on Ellen.
June 9,  1953	Tutwiler, Rebe	ALS to MKR. Thanks for mangoes and plans for summer.
May 22,  1953	Tutwiler, Rebe	ALS to MKR. thanks for the invitation to stop in her house and plans for summer.
April 12,  1953	Tutwiler, Rebe	ALS to MKR. Remarks on Ellen, Mr. Cohen and Donald Adams.
March 27,  1953	Tutwiler, Rebe	ALS to MKR. Reflections and comments on Ellen Glasgow and herself.
March 12,  1953	Tutwiler, Rebe	ALS to MKR. Looking forward to seeing her and talking about Ellen.
Box 4, folder 66 Dec. 31,  1952	Tutwiler, Rebe	ALS to MKR. Thanks for her book. Comments on The Yearling, Art of Cooking. Looking forward to meeting her and talking about Ellen.
Sept. 21,  1952	Tutwiler, Rebe	ALS to MKR. Glad she plans to write Ellen's biography. Comments on Ellen.
Box 4, folder 67 March 27,  1953	Tutwiler, Rebe	ALS to Irita Van Doren. Met MKR and trusts her very very much as the author of Ellen's biography.
Box 4, folder 68 Jan. 23,  1953	Wright, Marcellus (Jr.)	To Arthur glasgow. Thanks for his generous gift for the memorial.