Correspondence 25-40

Bepartment of public Spcafting S. M. Clark an^jtnivergitv of Chicago Chicago, May 10th. 1901. Pres. P. J. Porbes, Stetson University. My dear Mr. Forbes, - I am sorry that rry jlast Spring trip took me so far from Deland that I was not able to be with yon. Next year I have promised my wife to take her into Florida and I am, therefore, anxious to make an arrangemert to read or lecture or both at Stetson. jn order that the financial element may not interfere I should like to offer to give you an evening of readings and two interpretative recitals on the day following—one in the afternoon mad one in the everiing--for $150. You remember that I wrote you something concerning a course of lectures last year, and if circumstances warrant I should be very glad and should even prefer to give a course of six lectures as outlined in the enclosed circular. If you care to consider this six lecture course I should be glad to make you the special offer of six lectures for $225. Of course if you deemed it wise one or two evenings of readings could be substituted for lectures. Ousting 1 may hear from you at an early date, I remain Very truly yours, <Pjy>Z^yy J ^-^y< v^ j^ c^ <^^> & 2> -EP p 4-d