Spring writes that she received Winter's poems and is glad to hear that Winter is "still alive." She also speaks of her old age. Addressed from 504 Soto St., Los Angeles.

(1) Typed letter signed, he would like to meet with Winter to discuss his future as an actor; addressed from Los Angeles. (2) Autograph letter signed, thanking Winter for his letter on the study of acting and hopes that Winter "may derive new vitalities from California's sunshine." Addressed from 212 W. 14th St., Los Angeles, Cal.

Calhoun discusses her troubles and writes that as soon as she gets any money, the first thing she will do is send Winter's son his money and arrange her indebtedness to Mrs. Winter. She would also like to send a play for Mrs. Winter's inspection. Addressed from Blanchard Hall, Los Angeles. With accompanying envelope addressed to Mrs. William Winter, Mentone, California.

The letters are generally of a personal nature. They largely concern Logan's work and travels, as well as Winter's writings.