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Requests that he may express, through the addressee, 'to the Congress, at its meeting in University College' his extreme regret for his inability to participate in its proceeding. States that he would gladly have joined with his late colleagues Professors Schäfer and Horsley and with his successor Professor Sully in welcoming the members 'to the rooms of the College.'

University of Edinburgh headed notepaper - There has been a great improvement [in Grettie's condition] since Sir Edward Schafer recommended they try Haydn Brown; she has had four hour-long, and is still very sceptical, crediting improvement to use of her spectacles, but Tovey is confident. 'Freud & Jung are the crudest of pioneers compared to this man's technique'. Brown has written 'several queer & apparently bumptious popular books' which he thinks give a false idea, but he recommends that Tovey read "Advanced Suggestion". Brown has prejudices including 'Germans & pacifists' but 'his technique is too good for that to interfere'. Suggests that he may be able to help Julian