Hudson's letter announcing the death of his father received. Miss Starr has offered up prayer and Holy Communion for the repose of his soul. God did not call Hudson to a religious life to deprive his parents of grace. Now he will offer the Sacrifice of the Mass for him although there is probably disappointment as to the result of years of prayers. She hopes to see Hudson before Ash Wednesday and at least before Easter. She thanks Hudson for the copy of "Preludes." She discusses the book. She will send notice of the "Amateur ?" in tomorrow's mail. Hudson should express Miss Starr's sympathy to his mother. The notice has been delayed because of the abbreviation M.E.D. which occurs twice. She convinced the translator that it was better to send the inscription without them than to fail in the real matter. She likes the title because it tells no tales until the children find out the Saint for themselves. The notice of Father Lilly's death was appreciated and the obituary was nice. :: X-2-f A.L.S. 4pp. 8vo.