Is sorry she has been ill; Nan said that she was improving, so hopes she is feeling better by now; saw Mrs. D. Herndon last night; has taken her many places in New York; is very grateful to Dr. Herdon and is glad to be able to help his family; Mrs. Lewis Herndon wants Betty to see a doctor who specializes in women's problems; her father would rather have her return to homes; thinks she would be better off at home with her parents; heard that Dr. Minor wanted to go to Virginia for his health; is glad to hear that Sallie F. is feeling better; Dick is getting better; feels that Christian doctors have the ability to do a lot of goodl hopes that Dick will use the opprotunity to heal people's bodies and souls; met the wife of Dabney's friend Gibbs and liked her; they met at Mrs. Fry's housel likes Mr. and Mrs. Fry; Sarah had a good time visiting Nan; hopes Nan and her children will come to visit New York over the summer; plans to go to Richmond in ovtober for the meeting of the General Convention; thinks she should not return to her own home because she would get lonely; Mytton continues to train for the ministry; sends regards. 8pp. ALS Including T's of ALS, 1p.