Catalogue description Two letters from Rev. Isidore Harris of West London Synagogue for British Jews, (34 Upper Berkeley Street) 192 Portsdown Road, Paddington, to Mrs Alec Tweedie, traveller and writer (died 15 April 1940).

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Reference: M:Accession 612/66
Title: Two letters from Rev. Isidore Harris of West London Synagogue for British Jews, (34 Upper Berkeley Street) 192 Portsdown Road, Paddington, to Mrs Alec Tweedie, traveller and writer (died 15 April 1940).
Description:

a) asking for an interview on her travels in Northern Europe (with pencil note by Mrs Tweedie that she "never saw him") N.d. [c.1898]

 

b) Thanking her for the "interview" and suggesting an interview for the magazine Woman; mentioning articles already being written on John Oliver Hobbes (pseudonym of Pearl Mary Theresa Craigie (1867-1906) novelist and drama critic) and Lady [Beatrix Jane] Cadogan, wife of 5th Earl Cadogan and daughter of 2nd Earl of Craven (died 1907). Postscript mentions interview with George Tinworth, modeller (1843-1913) which appeared in Black and White (1891-1910, afterwards merging with The Sphere). 7 February 1898
Date: 1898
Held by: City of Westminster Archives Centre, not available at The National Archives
Language: English

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