She thanks Hudson for discovering the errors in the chapter returned. Father James A. Doonan told her that in Baltimore it was easier to get dispensations for mixed marriages than anywhere else in the country. Angie's husband, whose Father was General Eastman, was baptized in his infancy at Fort McHenry by a Catholic Priest. When he married after graduating from west Point no difficulty was offered by Archbishop Kenrick or Father D. Lynch, S.J. who married them. She wants to call attention to the book notices in the Scholastic to avert harm: The critic had a good word for "Through the Administration" when the secular papers condemned it. They praised Frank Stockton's story until she called attention to it. Now she finds a laudatory note for "The Pearl in the Lotus" which she considers a most bitter book against the temporal power of the Pope. :: X-2-m A.L.S. 4pp. 12mo.