Bender writes to Anne that Edwin's 80th birthday is forthcoming and would like to celebrate by placing displays of his work at various libraries in California.

Bender send Mrs. Markham another check, with an additional amount to cover cost of postage of photographs for display of a great poet. He writes," It is stimulating to students to see the handsome poet." Albert thanks her for Virgil's letter.

Amanda writes Mrs. Markham if she would drop off a special word to her poet friend Edith Thomas who might help her get something published in Harper's Magazine. She then writes of her previous summer's activities with Mary who has since gone home. She writes as she is staying with the Payne's of whom Edward is a Socialist writer and lecturer and Mrs. Payne is aunt to Jack London's present wife. She actually sees the London's time to time, and thanks Mrs. Markham for her help.

Letter asks Mrs. Markham for lunch on April 17.

Lengthy letter comments the joys of writing a letter, commentary on Mr. Markham's poetry, and mention of Titanic.

Marion writes a note to remember the blessed baby, probably son Virgil. Writer also reminisces about her good old friends, and how other children from friends are growing so rapidly..