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Envelope containing 3 letters from Edith J Hipkins at 49a Sinclair Road, Kensington, to Lucy Broadwood. She refers to McKenzie in a surgical home; George Murray, the artist, at present a draughtsman in an aeroplane factory; Henschel just back from Scotland; her 'potted' garden; and Queen Mary visiting the troops in Belgium; their next door neighbour, an [unnamed] composer; McKenzie; Queen Alexandra and the troops; Lloyd George; Dr Carl Peters, nephew of Carl Engles, who 'used in his salad days to drop in at our Sunday-Supper'; and other stories

In: Surrey History Centre >> LUCY ETHELDRED BROADWOOD (1858-1929), FOLK SONG COLLECTOR, OF CAPEL AND LONDON: CORRESPONDENCE AND PAPERS >> CORRESPONDENCE, MAINLY MUSICAL AND LITERARY >> Various correspondents (bundle 2)