Viewing page 159 of 173

This transcription has been completed. Contact us with corrections.

[[stamped Rec-Rep with Jun 9 1920]]

[[image of a candlestick phone]] PORT WASHINGTON, TWO-O-THREE

ELM COURT
SANDS POINT
LONG ISLAND

June 8th 1920

[[pencil check mark]]

Jacques Seligmann & Co., Inc.
705 Fifth Avenue
New York City

Dear Sir:-

Mrs. E.F. Luckenbach begs to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of May 28th and in reply thereto requests me to write and say that, as I think you are aware, she is at present in a delicate state of health and expects to go into the Hospital almost any hour.

She wishes, however, to confirm her order for the Fountain, and will pay for same in Francs, so soon as ever she leaves the Hospital, at the price stated in your letter.

She expects to be home, at the latest, in from two to three weeks.

She also desires me to say that, she would like you to keep the Fountain at our Galleries, until such time as it is convenient for her to remove same

Yours very truly
V. Leslie [[Gholus?]]
Secretary to Mrs. E.F. Luckenback

F48000..
[[underlined]]960[[/underlined]] [[N Staue fameaint?]] 4800.-
6496  916  @  7.70  F.52.800.-

Transcription Notes:
Not sure how to record the stamp at the top of the page