From Nancy C. Russell to Mrs. William B. Campbell
From Nancy C. Russell to Mrs. William B. Campbell
From Nancy C. Russell to Mr. Malcolm S. MacKay
Gilcrease Museum
P E R S O N A L Trail’s End, 725 Michigan Blvd., Pasadena, California. March 9, 1932. Mr. Malcolm S. MacKay, 14 Wall Street, New York City, New York. Dear Malc: For your information, I do not know a thing in the world about Mr. Barton. I met him in a most casual way and his acquaintance with Charlie was also limited. He is a good talker and we enjoyed hear- i ng him talk on China. In this deal, your judgment of human nature is to be followed entirely because I cannot give you any definite information concerning the man. I hope this summer I shall see the MacKay family be- cause I certainly would like to talk with you on many subjects which are important to me and I always feel that you and Helen can give me more real bedrock to stand on than anybody else. Love to you both. Sincerely,
[Transcript by Lauren B. Gerfen, 2012-09-05]
Scope and Content Notes
Typed letter from Nancy C. Russell to Malcolm S. MacKay dated March 9, 1932, responding to MacKay's enquiry about the character of Mr. Barton and the suggestion that MacKay use his judgment of human nature.
