Letter from Charles S. Carstairs to Henry Clay Frick, 10 September 1915

[OFFICE OF H. C. FRICK
RECEIVED]
SEP 29 1915
[FORWARDED] From NY
[REFERRED]
[ANSWERED]
F[ile]
NEW YORK,
556 & 558, FIFTH AVENUE.
PARIS,
23, PLACE VENDOME.
CABLE ADDRESSES
KNOEDLER, LONDON.
KNOEDLER, NEW YORK.
KNOEDLER, PARIS.
TELEPHONE 2514 MAYFAIR.
15, OLD BOND STREET,
LONDON, W.
10 Sept 1915.
Dear Mr Frick,
Your description of your golf suggests the character of my own game so perfectly that I am sure we will have some interesting contests-
Was very glad to hear you were pleased with the reframing of your pictures.
I am sailing on the "New York" the 25th of this month & will be delighted to spend a week at Prides if you are still there and willing to put up with me-
The Veronese mentioned in the letter you enclosed from the subject & whereabouts I shouldn't think would amount to much but will try & see it.
London is quite excited over the Zeppelin
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raid of Wednesday. They dropped about 35 bombs and did considerable damage in the city it was very frightening. I tell you hearing the 3 big guns go off practically at ones door, I thought we were being bombarded by the entire German Army. London seems to take it, however, very calmly.
I spent 5 days at North Berwick, one of the most beautiful spots I have ever seen about ten golf courses, you must go there some time the golf would delight you.
Kind regards to Mrs Frick
Yours Sincerely
C. S. Carstairs
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