AMELIA EARHART

January 19, 1932

Dear Mrs. Lindbergh:

When I wrote you I didn't know the
somewhat excitable Secretary had already
pounced upon you about joining the W.Gs.
Please forgive the duplication of effort
to induct you into the fold. It was
unintentional.

Concerning the twenty-fifth, I regret I
cannot accept your invitation to luncheon
or dinner. Unfortunately, Mr. Putnam
will be in the hospital Monday next, so
I shall hurry back to him immediately
after the talk. And for luncheon I have
an invitation of long standing.

However, as I wrote your sister, I should
like to see the settlement with you, as
she suggested, if a morning hour is
convenient. What shall I do, drive
directly there, or pick you up somewhere?

Please let me know the best method for
you. My telephone number is Rye 36, and
Norah Alsterlund or I will be available
for messages.

Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh
Englewood, New Jersey