THE ANDERSON GALLERIES
[INCORPORATED]

PARK AVENUE & FIFTY-NINTH STREET
NEW YORK

December thirteenth 1917

Mr. Henry McBride,
358 West 22nd Street,
New York City.

Dear Mr. McBride:

I want to thank you for your courtesy in coming to our Galleries the day of our opening sale. Needless to say I intended to be present myself, but was detained on the train from Chicago. I was told of your visit and I read your friendly notice in the following morning's Sun. I should like to say that from now on, out of appreciation for your thoughtful interest, I shall make a point of placing the Sun at the head of our appropriations. This is quite apart from the grateful feeling I shall personally hold.

THE ANDERSON GALLERIES

[MITCHELL KENNERLEY, PRESIDENT]
PARK AVENUE AND FIFTY-NINTH STREET
NEW YORK

January fourth 1928

Mr. Henry McBride,
The Herald Square Hotel,
New York, N.Y.

Dear McBride:

We shall open John's Exhibition at three o'clock Sunday afternoon, January fifteenth, and I am grateful to you for consenting to be one of the Committee. I shall shortly print some invitation cards and will send you a supply. On Sunday afternoon tea will be served for the Committee, their friends and the press.

Yours always,