| Refers to the current number 'of the [American] "Outlook" ' sent to her by her friend Miss Sington, and part of which she now encloses with her letter to NS [included]. It contains a review of Henry Sidgwick: A Memoir, which Sington believed Ewart would like to see, and the former suggested that it should be shown to NS, or to someone at Newnham College. Expresses the desire to introduce Sington to NS, and hopes to do so when the latter goes to her flat the following February. Reports that she spent September at A[ ], opposite R[um], and spent two days with Madge and Mr Vaughan and their four children. Adds that she spent a day in August with Katharine's nurse, and her mother and boys. States that that Katharine and her mother 'are enlarging the garden before they move to Lyme Regis', and that Katharine will probably go to Davos in the winter. |