Dwight regrets that it is impossible for him to attend the meeting of arrangements for the Congress of Catholic Laymen. He sympathizes entirely with the plan, but he has just returned from a European journey for his health and cannot do any work in the matter. Under the circumstances it will probably be best to resign from the Committee, but in this respect he is prepared to be guided by the wishes of those in charge. :: III-3-c A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.