Letter from John Jay Chapman to Florence B. Kane, they are having a good time on vacation in [Rhode Island?], includes envelope, dated July 14, 1888.

In same envelope includes: letter from John Jay Chapman to Florence B. Kane, he can’t leave until Saturday, dated 10 August 1888; letter from Bessy [Kane?] to Florence B. Kane, she wants her to stay as long as she can, date of production not identified.

Letter from Shirley Pighatullis d’Aragon, Biarritz-Basses Pyrenees, France, to Florence B. Kane, Philadelphia, mentions the loss of Florence’s father [John K. Kane, Jr.] and Nancy, hopes they’ll keep in touch, envelope included, dated December 20, 1890.

Letter from Edward S. Holden to Florence B. Kane, while in Philadelphia, the observatory will produce the next generation of astronomers, her visit, hopes she will come back, envelope included, dated July 18, 1892.

Letter from Edward S. Holden, while in Mount Hamilton, California, to Florence B. Kane, Jenkintown, Pennsylvania, rebuttal to her statement “this rather prosaic age,” envelope included, dated July 19, 1892.

Letter from John Jay Chapman, while in New York, to Florence B. Kane, while in New York, helping Mr. Durham, coming to visit, includes envelope, dated April 19, 1893.

Letter from John Jay Chapman, while in New York, to Florence B. Kane, “don’t be so sudden to throw off all friendship and look so proud because you have been virtuous,” [incomplete?] dated April 24, 1893.

Letter from John Jay Chapman, while in New York, to Florence B. Kane, while in Philadelphia, responding to her letter, includes envelope, dated April 25, 1893.

Letter from John Jay Chapman to Florence B. Kane, incomplete letter, he thinks “all you say is true as to . . . myself in particular,” includes envelope, dated April 25, 1893.

Letter from A. Chapin, while in New York, to Florence B. Kane, while in Mount Morris, New York, asking her to come again and visit, sent care of A.E. Fitzhugh, includes envelope, dated November 19, 1894.