c/o The Herald Publishing Co.

My dear Calvin,

How very kind of you to send me those two papers with your very nice article and such a good picture. What we hoped for is now a reality, and I hope my dear husband is bearing the strain well. We had our first letter from Vancouver this morning--They had a delightful journey out, perfect weather, congenial company, and good appetites. The work is evidently going on pleasantly in the Assembly, and even the Wilkie case¹ is being discussed amicably.

Did you notice about the Luncheon given by the civic authorities. Quite a new departure, isn't it?

Mr. Colin and I are going out to Mansewood to morrow to pay Mrs. Gregory a little visit, but we have to get up very early.

Your pew was as usual well filled yesterday and mother looking very well I thought.

Wilkie was quite inspired going through the Rockies so we may be getting some effusions later on. Anne had one on a postal to-day.

With many thanks, appreciative thanks, I am, dear Calvin, your sincere friend.

Phyllis E. Fletcher

¹ For the Wilkie case, a gender conflict among the missionaries in India, and involving the WFMS, see W4651.