Letter from Lydia Keynes to F. W. Pethick-Lawrence
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46 Gordon Square, Bloomsbury.—Is unable to come to he House of Commons (see 2/262), as she and her husband are going to Berlin. Is amused by his reference to the Hammersmith ballet (the ballet by Ashley Dukes in the revue Riverside Nights?) as a ‘parody’.
Letter from Lady Keynes to Lord Pethick-Lawrence
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17A St Edmund’s Passage, Cambridge.—Thanks him for his letter of sympathy on the death of Lord Keynes (see 6/164). She feels utterly alone without him.
Letter-card from Lydia Keynes to F. W. Pethick-Lawrence
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46 Gordon Square, Bloomsbury.—Thanks him for his letter (see 2/263). She enjoyed seeing the photographs of the Pethick-Lawrences in the Picture Post.
Letter from Lady Keynes to Lord Pethick-Lawrence
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Tilton, Firle, Lewes.—Declines his invitation, as she has just arrived in Sussex and intends to be there for some time. Invites him and Lady Pethick-Lawrence to visit her.
Carbon copy of a letter from F. W. Pethick-Lawrence to Lydia Keynes
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Invites her to a Commons debate, and compliments her on her performance at Her Majesty’s Theatre (probably on the 15th, when she danced in Carnaval and Pulcinella).
Carbon copy of a letter from F. W. Pethick-Lawrence to Lydia Keynes
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Commends her radio broadcast.
Letter from Lord Pethick-Lawrence to Lady Pethick-Lawrence
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Office of Cabinet Delegation, The Viceroy’s House, New Delhi.—Is busy but well. The future progress of the mission is uncertain, as is the date of their return, but they expect to leave for Simla on Wednesday. Has written a letter of condolence to Lady Keynes (see 2/259).