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January 30th, 1939 Dear Tommie: I really think that I am going to stop thanking you for something every time I write you. Consider this as a great big final THANKS for once and for all for everything. However, you will probably find that I will lapse into further gratefulness as time goes on. Francisca is a wizard -- I always knew it -- with that razor-sharp mind of hers and that bedeviling look in her eyes. You can tell her so for me that she becomes more attractive as every day passes. By the way Tommie, tell me about Collins-Baker. If I remember correctly, isn't he the keeper of the Royal Collection at Windsor, or am I way off? Doesn't he also write for Burlington Magazine? I should be most ancious to meet him as long as he is in this country, if I am right, of course, in thinking that he is a visiting Englishman. Helen joins in best Love to you both. Thomas C. Howe, Jr., Esq. California Palace of the Legion of Honor San Francisco, California