Rebecca Gratz to Maria Gist Gratz - June 12, [1831]

Concerned that her friend Rebecca is lovesick, Slowey asserts she knows of no Jewish man good enough for Rebecca and questions the precepts against intermarriage. She also updates her on social events in Boston.

Rebecca updates her friend Maria on the health and well-being of mutual friends and acquaintances and shares war-related news.

Rebecca tells her sister-in-law Ann about her niece Sara's stay with her in Philadelphia and gives other updates on the health and travels of family and friends.

Rebecca updates her sister-in-law Maria on the health and travels of family and friends and expresses her happiness about Horace's new position with the railroad. She also tells her that William Henry Furness plans to preach again after a period of illness.

This document is a multi-page greeting card addressed to "Professor Wiesel" for his birthday. The front cover features an image of antique books and a printed message: "YOU'RE A MAN WHO'S ADMIRED ON YOUR BIRTHDAY AND ALWAYS". The inside contains a pre-printed message about finding happiness and memories, along with several handwritten personal messages from different individuals including Heather, Marissa, Glenn, Mike, Maria, Leslie, and Karen. The handwritten notes express admiration, appreciation for Professor Wiesel's teaching and friendship, and convey warm birthday wishes for happiness and health. The back of the card includes publishing information for "Designer Greetings, Inc." located in Edison, NJ.