DLA015-0053  Multiple letters; letter dated 28 October 1924 is a transcription; letter dated 24 October 1924 is a translation

28th October, 1924.

Dear Madam,

Mr. de Laszlo has asked me to thank you for kindly bringing the box of sweets sent by his sister, and also the letter with photograph by Mr. Edvi Illes, to whom he will write.[1]

Yours faithfully,

Secretary.

Mrs. Gellert,

Hotel Curzon,

Mayfair, W.

SMDL

04/12/2017

DLA015-0053  Translation

HOTEL CURZON,

CURZON STREET,

MAYFAIR,

LONDON. W.

Oct. 24. [1924]

Esteemed Master,

I apologise for having disturbed you this afternoon, but your sister, who came to the train to say goodbye to me, charged me to take you a message when I have time to do so during all my work!

Mrs Henderson told me that you only returned from Paris yesterday, and I can imagine, esteemed Master, how busy you must be!

May I also mention that before leaving Budapest, the cream of the most distinguished society came to me to ask me to convey their “grands homage” to you. I apologise again if I disturbed you, and if you have the time please let me know when it would be possible for me to have a chat for a little half-hour.

With respectful greetings,

Aranka Gellért.

Pd’O  

08/07/2009


[1] See DLA015-0024, letter from Aladár Edvi Illés to de László, 1 December 1923