Letter from Adeline Vaughan Williams to Cordelia Curle
Letter No. VWL4675
Letter from Adeline Vaughan Williams to Cordelia Curle
Letter No.: VWL4675
[Dorking]
Monday night, [5 January, 1942]
Belov Boo
I missed the post – for the Finzis came for lunch & unexpectedly stayed for tea. This went off well & M said he was glad to see them & he saw them off at the station. They came all the way from Newbury – Finzi was deeply ashamed at not having recognized you at Wigmore! He is now working in London Foreign Shipping relations ot something like that. Christine made herself very sociable – she liked Joyce much more that she did Mary – 2 double teeth are working through – no wonder she has been fretful & bunged up. Ralph is having a quiet day by the fire. I think he got a chill and is overtired for he has had constant visits to cabinet1. So tonight he has had a poached egg & arrowroot & brandy & I hope will be all right tomorrow. He can put off a London meeting – he enjoyed having Fin.
1. i.e. Drink’s cabinet
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Extract from a letter by Adeline to Cordelia Curle.
Postmark dated Dorking, 6 Jan 1942. -
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Shelfmark:MS Mus. 1714/1/14, ff.26v-29