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76, PORTLAND PLACE, W.
May: 8: 19
My dearest wee Mother
I was very glad to get your letter last night, but very sorry to hear you had a sick turn. Do take care of yourself, wee body, & get well. It would be a pity if you undid the good your holiday did you. Susie will hunt the people about
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Nan's ermine necklet. She has sent back the proofs of your photos.
I spent yesterday with Beaverbrook in the country. Poor wee man, he is pretty ill, but very plucky. He was very glad of a talk. Sir Albert Stanley was staying there (the President of the Board of Trade), also a wreck with my old ailment.
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I am off to Elsfield to-day for the day. I do hope we will get it settled this week. It is cold east-windy weather again.
I have had a horrible lot of letters about that Glasgow degree - chiefly from U.F. ministers asking me to give an address when I come up.
The children are all very well
