From a Letter to Mrs. Margaret W. Lemon

222 WEST 23RD STREET,

NEW YORK, Feb. 20, 1900.

My dear Mrs. Lemon:

I am very glad you are to formulate the resolution of thanks and

appreciation of the work of the Reception Committees. Of course it

goes without saying that it will be spread upon the minutes.

The work was altogether so fine and painstaking, and showed such

thought, care, taste and judgment, that, apart from my personal

pleasure in it, I felt exceedingly proud, and happy at the complete

and beautiful result... I am sorry you do not like "Current Events."

To me "Current Topics" means the fag end of everything we know and

have been obliged to read about in the papers. "Current Events" has a

broader significance, and leaves out the trivial and vulgar.

Sincerely yours,

J. C. CROLY.

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