Letters Sent to Dr. Herman Schlundt, February 13, 1929

February 13th,1929. Dr. Herman Schlundt, University of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. Dear Dr. Schlundt: Your wire has been received, and we shall look for you on Monday of next week. In case it is convenient, Mrs. Barker and I shall be pleased to have you come in on Sunday and spend Sunday night with us. The program as finally outlined is to confine Mrs. Hussman and Miss Fryer at the Botel Warselles, and also provide quarters for you and the measurement work, similar to that which you had on your last trip. Dr. Craver thought this better than to take the girls to a hospital, for in such case it would become necessary for them to be under the direction of the physician in charge, and inasmuch as he is not a member of the Staff at Fifth Avenue, he did not deem this procedure desirable. It seems to me that the plan of doing all the work at the Marseilles will be very satis- factory from all standpoints. Anticipating seeing you in the near future, I am S incerely yours, Vice President. HHBarker RH