Lincoln writes the he has decided to remain in America for another year for professional engagements and therefore must decline the proffered reception and banquet at the Princess Hotel in London. Addressed from the Lotos Club, N.Y.

Concerning a portrait of Arthur, presumably referring to Winter's son Arthur. Addressed from Studio, 52 East 50th St. New York.

Lawrence thanks Winters for his letter of remembrance and condolence at the death of his child. Lawrence also apologizes for being absent from Winters' recent splendid triumph. With accompanying envelope.

Worthing is sorry he didn't see Winter before he left New York; the play The Fascinating Vanderveldt is going better here than elsewhere; he also asks Winter to "say a friendly word for a farce called "It's all your fault," which Worthing has a big interest in. On letterhead of the Windsor Motel, Montréal. With accompanying envelope addressed to Winter at the New York Tribune Office, New York City, USA.

File objects to a "careful slight" directed to him by Winter.