Arnold has made the acquaintance of a young lady convert who is one of the best writers of Catholic fiction. Her name is Miss S.L. Emery, but she lives among people opposed to her faith. Her fiction has a high moral purpose. A few of her articles appeared in the Catholic World. Despite the number of professional writers in the big cities of New York and Philadelphia she held rank over the many writers of those cities. Arnold suggests that Hudson look over some of her articles which he thinks are well adapted to Hudson's purposes. :: X-2-d A.L.S. 4pp. 12mo.