hall understand that this is purely an
approximate estimate.

I should like to have this as soon as you can conveniently
send it.

Very truly yours,
Katherine G. Evans.
(Mrs. John Evans)

_Declining to have work done as estimated_

500 Park Avenue,
May 23, 1922.

Forsythe & White,
438 Fifth Avenue,
New York, N. Y.

Gentlemen:

Thank you for your letter of 19th May in answer to mine of
the 16th, requesting an estimate for slip covers and curtains.

Your estimate calls for more outlay than I should care to make
at the present time, so I shall have to postpone the matter
until next year.

Very truly yours,
Katherine G. Evans.
(Mrs. John Evans)

_Recommendation for a servant_

June 14, 1922.

This is to certify that Katrina Hellman has been in my employ
as assistant nurse for one year. During that period I have
found her honest, capable, and reliable. I can give her an
unqualified recommendation.

K. G. Evans.
(Mrs. John Evans)

_For information concerning a servant_

5300 Deming Place
Chicago, Ill.,
May 9, 1922.

Mrs. John Evans,
500 Park Avenue,
New York.

Dear Madam:

I hope you will pardon me, but I should be very much indebted
to you for any facts concerning Gaston Duval, who has been in
your employ as chauffeur. If you will give me this information
I shall treat it as confidential.

Yours very truly,
Cecelia B. Duke.
(Mrs. Samuel Duke)

_Answers to request for information concerning a servant_

500 Park Avenue,
New York City,
May 13, 1922.

Mrs. Samuel Duk