THE LETTERS OF RALPH VAUGHAN WILLIAMS

10, Barton Street,
Westminster.

March 16th [1905]

Dear Sir

I shall be delighted to see you as soon after 10.30 as possible on Saturday – to get here come to Westminster Abbey and then through Deans Yard. I am at work now on the dances but find I cannot proceed without consulting with the dancing instructress – will you kindly send me her name and address as soon as possible. Also I think it will save much trouble if I can communicate direct with the conductor of the choral union and the stage manager if there is one – will you kindly let me have their names and addresses also.
Yours truly

R. Vaughan Williams

P.S. Will you kindly bring the Morris Dances with you when you come.