Commentary on Donnelly's book.

Howard writes that it will be impossible for him to be present at the dinner in honor of William Winter. Addressed from 201 West 78th St. to Lord as Secretary of The Lotos Club.

Letter opens "Dear friend." O'Connor thanks Morgan for his "intervention with Mr. Coombes."

Morgan is unable to give the recipient the address of the Bacon Society (probably referring to the Bacon Society of America). He refers to Mrs. Constance M. Pott as "the inspiration of the society." Letter is addressed "Dear Sir." On printed letterhead of the Shakespeare Society of New York.

Regarding a production of Saratoga, Bronson's "comic drama," at the Fifth Avenue Theatre. Bronson expresses his indignation of critics who believe the play is "too serious a joke on 'high art'."

Morgan discusses a cover-copy of the Catholic world that he is sending to Winter [not included here]; praises Shakespeare as the greatest miracle of the ages. On letterhead from the University Club, Fifth Avenue & 54th Street. With accompanying envelope addressed to Winter in New Brighton, Staten Island, New York.