3/14/33 "It surely was fine to have again been able to see
you.
Sometime I do hope to be given the opportunity to sit alone
and chat with you, as there are so many things I do so want
to go over with you. In bygone days I was always given to
understand [by Mr. [
900]] you did not wish to talk to me and
I am so happy to say that after the other evening at Mr.
[
257]'s home I feel a greatly relieved person. I could never
understand just why you did not wish to converse with me, as
I knew of nothing I had done to warrant such action on your
part. Please let me know when you will be here again and if
you have time I would like a few minutes of your time.
Re the reading I spoke to you about, on Fri. from
10-3 I'll
be at my office, % ... Co... Then from 3:30-4:15 en route to
my home at ..., N.Y. City where I will be until 7 o'clock
when I go out to dinner. On Sat. I shall be at the office
from
10-12, and home from 3:
30-7 in the evening when I go out
to dinner. Then on Sun. I am in the house until 12:30, when
I take a walk until 3:30, then stay home until 6:30 when I go
out to dinner. On Mon., office from
10-3, then home from
5:15 until Tues. morning at 9." [See EC's reply
3/20/33
under
302-10, Par. R1.]