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THE ARCHITECTURAL LEAGUE OF NEW YORK

THIRTH-THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION February 27, 1919.

Henry C. Frick, Esq, 1 East 70th Street, New York.

Dear Sir:

In carrying out its program of "current work" the Architectural League of New York has mas a practice of visiting the various notable example of Architecture and the Arts of Decoration in New York and the surround- ing country. As the membership of the League includes many of the prominent architects, mural painters and sculptors of New York, these visits are frequently an inspection of the work of fellow members. We have been quite anxious for sometime to visit your home and would request this privilege for some Thursday afternoon in April. There will probably be about fifty to avail themselves to this privilege. In accordance with the suggestion of Mr. Bridge, we are sending under separate cover a list of our member-ship. Assuring you that your courtesy in grating us this visit will be deeply appreciated, I am

Very truly yours, Alex B. Trowbridge, Secretary.