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R. B. WHITE
PRESIDENT

NEWCOMB CARLTON
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J. C. WILLEVER
FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT

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The filing time as shown in the date line on full-rate telegrams and day letters, and the time of receipt at destination as shown on all messages, is STANDARD TIME.

Received at 41 East 46th St., New York

1935 FEB 28 PM 9 43

ND60 14=WASHINGTON DC 28 909P

ALFRED STIEGLITZ=
ROOM 2415 SHELTON HOTEL=

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THANKS FOR TELEGRAM TRIP ALL RIGHT ANITA FINE ROOM NICE
FEELING VERY GOOD LOVE=
GEORGIA.

THE QUICKEST, SUREST AND SAFEST WAY TO SEND MONEY IS BY TELEGRAPH OR CABLE

10 A.M. -- Good Morning --

I am up and dressed and have had my
breakfast -- it was brought to me -- and have looked over the down
stairs part of the house --

It is a very large handsome old house
that Mrs. Belmont bought for the Normans Party. I haven't seen
Anita this morning -- she said she would be busy -- she looks
very weary and overworked but was very pleased to see me

The trip on the train was uneventful except that the
snow on the fields and all the country reminded me so much of
last winter -- I wasn't particularly tired -- ate on the train

-- Saw no one here but Anita -- we talked -- It was
10:30 when I put out my light for the night -- Took half of one
of your pills and went to sleep -- It was 5 when I looked at the
time again -- even after that I dozed -- and feel very good --
quieter than in a long time --

Anita just phoned -- she is down stairs -- busy --
I'm going out and mail this and walk a little --

It is very good that I got out of the town -- feels
very good

A morning kiss to you
I hope you do not rush about too mad

144 B. St., N.E.

Good Morning -- 11:30 ---

And I'm just up and dressed and have had
a visit from Anita -- I had the best night I have had in months --
since I went to town I guess ---

Didn't do anything yesterday but
walk around the outside of the capitol in the sun -- it is only a
block away -- and in the afternoon went and bought some stockings --

Elie Edson was in for an hour or more -- really saw no
one else -- just a very quiet day --

Am feeling very good -- Elie
brought me the candy and two letters from you soon after breakfast
--- one an invitation to be one of the 30 most successful Career
Women of Greater N.Y., to be honored at a Tribute Dinner on March 22
given by the Professional Men's and Women's Clubs of Greater N.Y.
under the leadership of the N.Y. Business and Professional Women's
Club --- "a guest of honor --- etc." so funny --- -- feel about
the same as I might if I was invited to Mars --

Thanks for the candy and letters -- I'm going
out and walk and mail this

The note is always under your pillow
a morning kiss to you -

WASHINGTON, D.C.

MAR 3, 1935

Sunday afternoon --

It is almost a summer day here today -- I
spent the morning down near the monument --

It is so beautiful
through the bare trees -- then I looked in the windows of all the
green houses of the Department of Agriculture or something like
that -- all kinds of plants and flowers -- the sky was clear --
the air soft -- lay down after lunch -- took another little walk
over on the Capital park --

Yesterday afternoon I went in the
Freer Museum -- such hard work walking around looking at things --
maybe beautiful things -- I don't know -- I think I enjoy more
the white shaft of the monument against blue sky as I saw it
through the bare black branches of the trees this morning -- I
seem to enjoy the sky over my head -- The night was not very good
-- I had your letter at breakfast

Thank you

The candy is very good

--

Anita is having a party tonight -- is so very busy
getting ready for it -- I'd so much rather just talk with her
than have a party -- it started with two people and has grown to
something like 15 or 20 -- terrible thought

But I suppose I'll live through it

Good Morning to you ! thank goodness the party will be over
when you get this

Tuesday morning

I just read your letter of yesterday -- your not
feeling very good --

Maybe I'll telephone you a little later when
I'm sure you are at the place --

I didn't write yesterday -- it was a very full day and I
didn't get up in time --

Anitas party the night before went very
well -- interesting people and I think every one enjoyed the
evening -- a Dr. Mann who is the head of the Zoo was there and
he invited the whole party to lunch with him at the Zoo yesterday
-- almost every one went so it was a sort of continuation of
Anita's party --

After lunch he took us to see the lions fed and that
was something as they hadn't had anything to eat the day before
-- Then took us on to see other animals -- I enjoyed it very
much -- want to go again -- then finally he took us all to his
house -- It was after five when we got back here -- and we had started
out at 12 --

At lunch beside a man who told me he was 70 and I
would have thought him in the fifties -- young like you only very
different -- Frederick Lincoln O'Brien -- he was editor, I think,
of the Boston Transcript for years and now has some job here
that is supposed to be important and of course I don't know what
it is -- all the people were interesting in one way or another
and I never remember the facts everybody else thinks important
about them because I'm not smart in the way I would have to be
for such facts to be important to me.

And so it goes

2

I lay down till supper time after we came back here -- Then
spent the evening with Anita -- Her dog begins to have a great
fondness for me -- of course I know that doesn't interest you but
it amuses me --

It is quite spring like here -- this part of town has
a small town sort of feeling -- very nice

I hope you are feeling better -- am not going to
telephone -- it costs too much --

a quiet kiss to you

Good Morning --

Its about 5 P.M. and I must say I haven't done much
with this day but get up and go out and eat my lunch and come back
and go to bed -- and just now get out here at the table to write
you -- I had your two letters -- also the one from Ellie

Last night I went to the Womens Press Club Dinner -- I
was one of 36 honor guests -- there must have been some 500 or 600
people -- women -- They invited me last year --

Well it was quite a
sight -- everyone of interest or importance from Amelia Erhart
to Mrs. Roosevelt -- senators wives -- representatives wives --
ambassadors wives and all kinds of women that do all kinds of
things-- certainly a very distinguished looking lot of women --
all ages -- and they all seemed to have a very good time -- I
enjoyed it very much -- all but the noise -- after it was over I
went with some 150 or 200 who were invited to Alice Roosevelt
Longworths

It was all quite a party -- and needless to say I had
about all I could stand -- from 6:30 when we started till nearly
one when I got home -- waked with a terrible headache -- have just
lain in my bed all day -- feel quite alright now

I had gone with Anita visiting Senators yesterday morning
-- that is a great sight too -- Anita in action is really wonderful
-- and senators seem really very funny when she gets hold of them
-- It is certainly a different world down here --

Today has been
a lovely sunny summers day -- toodbad I had to stay in bed -- I'll
go to bed again right after supper and be alright tomorrow -- am
really alright now-- but a long night will make me better

Am glad you are feeling better - a little kiss to you

11 A.M. Friday -

It is sleetine and so dark I have the light on --
I didn't write yesterday -- Went down to the monument at 10 -- a
woman drove me -- F.P.A.'s first wife -- It was nearly 5 when I
got back -- My drawings are nothing to look at -- they should be
painted -- I wanted again to see what I might be able to do with
it

I lay down till six -- then Miss Allendas -- Kay Boyles outcome
-- had supper with me -- we went over to Anitas -- and finally when
every one was about to go to bed some one said Huey Long would
be on the Radio in 15 minutes -- we listened -- it makes your eyes
hang out a bit -- I really wonder if it will not take the
country -- we listened for an hour --

I saw him in the Senate --
it is no treat to look at him -- but his ideas must appeal to
many -- I know I'll be looking for him on the radio

I took one of your phanadore at about one -- and
slept like a real person till daylight -- which must have been
late -- hadn't looked at the time till the girl brought my breakfast
after nine --

and here I am
up and dressed -- having had two visits from Anita

We go out to the Phillips gallery this afternoon
I may go back to N.Y. in the morning -- will wire you if I start
A quiet good night kiss to you

I feel very good

Had your letter with breakfast

Thank you -- it is good to start the day with it.

LAKE GEORGE 28, 1935

## Monday Night ---

I slept after lunch -- then late in the afternoon
Margaret drove with me up to Mr. Ox's woods and we walked up there
--- the young green against the dark of the pines is lovely --
found
some flowers I had never seen before ---

--- Now supper is over -- the
house all still ---

It seems very strange -- -- cool -- the day has
been warm enough for a summer dress ---

A quiet goodnight to you ---

## Morning !

And I'm up late -- a bad night -- Read "Amok" by Stefan
Zweig -- -- last night -- and that along with Libowitz book didn't
give a very good night --

I must do better than that -- not good
reading for me ---

It is grey this morning but warm -- I'll go mail
this and get shelf paper for Margaret --

I'm up late -- reading in bed

-- bad --

The box of candy was delivered at the back door this
morning -- so foolish of you to send it that way ---

Wonder how you are -- you had so much excitement a few
days back -- the after effect can not be very restful

Davidson just brought a lead pencil addressed letter --
Lee read -- So you come Friday --

They go down Thursday morning

I'll go mail this