person
Uspensky
also: Успенскому, Uspensky
An acquaintance in the Kiselevs' Voskresensk/Babkino circle whom Chekhov is writing to invite to a dinner party celebrating Tanya's name-day, alongside Alexei Sergeyevich Kiselev; not otherwise identified, and distinct from the Populist writer Gleb Uspensky (elsewhere named in full as "Гл. Успенский") and from the Zvenigorod doctor Uspensky of the 1885 letters.
Reading notes
- To M. V. Kiseleva, 6 January 1888. Moscow. §18 I am writing to Uspensky just now
An invitation to a local acquaintance to join the name-day dinner; not the Populist writer Gleb Uspensky, whom Chekhov elsewhere always names in full ("Гл. Успенский").