A Calendar of the Letters of Willa Cather

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To Mr. JohnsonJune 18, 1928AAAL 

Is attending to Cather's mail while she is at Grand Manan. Is not forwarding letters except from family and close friends, so that she can be free to work. Will show her the letter when she returns.   Sarah J. Bloom, Secretary   [Stout #940]


To Elizabeth Moorhead VermorckenSept. 19, [1928]PM 

Can't remember if she ever wrote about Elizabeth's mother's surgery. Life has been very disordered. Has been at Grand Manan, off the coast of New Brunswick, at the house she and Miss Lewis have there. Expects to go to Quebec in a few weeks. It has been a hard year. Likes the essay on herself in Whipple's book Spokesmen [R. K. Whipple, Spokesmen: Modern Writers and American Life, 1928], which has a fine essay on Henry Adams. Greetings to her mother. P.S.: Likes Thornton Wilder's new book [probably The Bridge of San Luis Rey, 1927].  Willa Cather   [Stout #944]


To Burton J. Hendrick [National Institute of Arts and Letters]Nov. 21, 1929AAAL 

Is pleased to learn she has been elected to the Institute. Letter was slow reaching her because of incorrect address; also, has been in Canada. Is mostly in California, due to mother's illness. Very pleased to accept membership. Will hope to see him again soon.   Willa Cather   [Stout #990]


To Mrs. William Vanamee [Asst. to the President, American Academy of Arts and Letters]Oct. 31, 1930 telegram; AAAL 

Is delighted to accept the Howells Medal of the Academy, but would prefer not to make a speech.   Willa Cather   [Stout #1022]


To Robert U. JohnsonOctober 31, [1930]AAAL 

Will be pleased to be present for the presentation of the Howells Medal, but hopes not to make an acceptance speech. Is grateful for this honor.   Willa Cather   [Stout #1023]


To Mrs. William Vanamee [National Institute of Arts and Letters] [from Sarah J. Bloom, secretary]June 15, 1932AAAL 

Cather is out of the country and not expected back until fall. Rarely forwards mail.   Sarah J. Bloom, Secretary   [Stout #1113]


To Miss Vanamee [National Institute of Arts and Letters] [from Sarah J. Bloom, secretary]Oct. 4, 1933AAAL 

Cather is away from New York and not expected back for some time. May return in time to decide whether to attend the Institute dinner on November 8.   Sarah J. Bloom, Secretary   [Stout #1195]


To National Institute of Arts and Letters from [Sarah J. Bloom, secretary]Nov. 2, 1933AAAL 

Cather is away and not expected back for several weeks, so will be unable to attend the luncheon on Nov. 9 [?].   Sarah J. Bloom, Secretary   [Stout #1200]


To Mrs. Vanamee [American Institute of Arts and Letters] [from Sarah J. Bloom, secretary]Oct. 29, 1934AAAL 

Cather is away; does not know when she will be back. Therefore cannot accept the invitation to the Academy luncheon on November 8.   Sarah J. Bloom, Secretary.   [Stout #1238]


To Mrs. Vanamee [American Institute of Arts and Letters]Apr. 9, 1937AAAL 

Notices her address is listed in the Institute directory as 570 Park Avenue. Is giving up her lease next month. Address should be shown as care of Alfred A. Knopf.    Willa Cather   [Stout #1361]


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