BAYSWATER 0817.

II PALACE COURT

LONDON.W.2.

July 15, 1933.

Dear Mr. Hagedorn:

I was very glad to receive your note and to learn
that there is a chance of our seeing you. Would it be
possible for you and Mrs. Hagedorn to come next Thursday
for tea about half past four? It is kind of you to ask us
to have a sight of the country
but I am really so tired that frankly I do not feel like
making the effort to get out of town until we have been
away for a rest. Our native land nearly annihilated us
this time, and Mrs. Adams is in bed at the moment but joins
me most warmly in the invitation. We were sorry to miss you
when you passed through England before and do not want to
do so again this time. Do come if it is not asking too much
of you both to make the trip to town. There is much to talk
over.