| Description | Letter to Marion Sambourne from her daughter Maud, hoping she is not too tired after her journey, she has been trying on her dance dress that Mrs Bryan is making for her, the men are hanging pictures in the dining room but are so slow that she is sure a woman would do it in half the time, supposes that is why women want the vote, she and Lennie are going to 'Shakespeare's England' [exhibition] that afternoon with Gladys [Crozier], gives news of the children.
Written at 104 Lancaster Gate, Hyde Park, London. |