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417 East 57th. Street, New York, Sept. 13th., 1907.

My dear Doctor:

I was delighted to find your letter awaiting me when I reached home late last Evening. I had been out spending the evening with two friends and returned home about midnight very tired indeed but your letter received immediate attention as I have been looking daily for some word from you and tired, and sleepy as I was I could not defer the pleasure of reading your letter this morning. I was amply repaid for doing so and thank you for your kindly expressions and also for letting me know what Miss Burgess said.

My object in replying immediately is to tell you that I was particularly pleased in noting that you had not