DDE

THE WHITE HOUSE

February 24, 1955

Dear General Lindbergh:

I wonder if it would be convenient for you to come to an
informal stag dinner on the evening of Wednesday,
March twenty-third. I hope to gather together a small
group, and I should like very much for you to come if it
is possible for you to do so.

Because of the informality of the occasion, I suggest that
we meet at the White House about half past seven, have
a reasonably early dinner, and devote the evening to a
general chat. While I am hopeful that you can attend,
I realize that you already may have engagements which
would interfere. If so, I assure you of my complete
understanding.

I shall probably wear a black tie, but business suit will
be entirely appropriate.

With warm regard,

P.S. As a personal favor to me, would you keep this
reasonably confidential until after the affair?

Brigadier General Charles A. Lindbergh
Scott's Cove
Darien, Connecticut