E(gan), M(aurice) F(rancis): (Notre Dame, Indiana) to W(illiam) J. O(nahan): (Chicago, Illinois), 1893 July

Egan has finished his paper which he hopes to read himself. Donahoe wants the m(anu)s(cript) by Aug(ust) 5, in time for the September number. Onahan is asked to glance at it. The paper aims only to be practical and to touch only the glaring needs of most colleges. Egan has cut the paper to one-half hour. It should be understood, and not tire anybody. Mollie's picture appears in the C(atholic) W(orld?). Those distinguished women certainly needed her face to brighten their group. But she will never be as beautiful as her mother.