Perley was invited to the Duncan Graham dinner.
Form letter: Invitation to the second open meeting of the Tudor and Stuart Club to hear an address by Professor John Milton Berdan on the subject of "The Family of the Faerie Queene."
Johnson has failed to retrieve any information from Dr. Pestin-King (of Bath) or from Dr. G.A. Litchfield, who was mathematical master under Badgley at Weston. He offers details of the school curriculum at Weston. He suggest that Cushing contact Campbell, who took to writing poems about the school.
"The Periodical," Vol. IX, No. CXXIV, April 15, 1924, with Mr. Humphrey Milford's Compliments.
"The Family of the Faerie Queene," by John Milton Berdan, Ph.D., Professor of English, Yale University. Reprinted from "The Johns Hopkins Alumni Magazine," Vol. XII, No. 4, June, 1924.
Invitation to a general meeting of the Physiological Society at Oxford. Incl. ms. notes.
Forwarded message from the Bishop of Ripon providing corrections for p. 16 of Cushing's biography of Osler.
Corrections for "Osler's Life."
"Sir Edmund Osler id Dead, An Outstanding Financer," from the Daily Mail and Empire, August 4, 1924. [Original was extremely friable- segments missing from article.]
"Sympathetic Messages Poor into Osler Home" and "Sir Edmund Osler Dies Last of Noted Brothers. Failed to Rally from Attack of Pneumonia - Played Important Part in Business, Education and Social Life of the Dominion. A Guiding Spirit in Many Enterprises," from the Toronto Daily Star, August 5, 1924. [Original was extremely friable - segments missing from article.]
Proofs with corrections of preliminary pages, pp. 49-112 and 225-240 of Cushing's "Life of Sir William Osler."
"Notes for Bibliophiles. Sir William Osler, 1849-1910," edited by Leonard L. Mackall. Clipping detatched from the New York Herald Tribune, September 21, 1924, XI 23.
Lomer sends photocopies of a notice regarding the formation of the McGill Graduates' Society and a Memorandum from the Graduates' Society concerning a scheme to commemorate Dr. Dawson's 25th year as Principal of McGill University. [See CUS417/72.14 and CUS417/72.17]
Abbott relays information she received from Dr. Lomer regarding Osler's involvement in the formation of the McGill Graduates' Society, his role as Secretary in 1876, and as President in 1880. [See CUS417/72.14] She gives a progress report on her Osler volume.
The Secretary to the Delegates begs leave to acknowledge the receipt of revisions to Cushing's biography of Osler.
A letter of thanks to Cushing for allowing him to read proofs of "Life of Sir William Osler."
Copy of "Osler Biography II" sent to Shepley for revision.
Sample pages from "Lord Lister," by Sir Rickman John Godlee. Includes preface to third edition, specimen p. 620 and advertisement for Cushing's "Life of Sir William Osler."