John W. Frothingham sends a post card with a European street scene in Berne on the Rue du Marche. He says that his secretary wrote to him to tell him that a box of candy came for him at Christmas. He is sorry that they couldn't enjoy the candy, but he and his wife are in Berne where his wife is taking a "long course of treatment for her terrible malady," a problem with the pituitary gland.

S.S.C [unclear] is thinking about Martha Berry and hopes to write more soon [unclear]

Mr. Hopkins sends a postcard to Miss Berry to wish her a quick recovery while she is in the hospital.

Evelyn Hoge writes to Martha Berry about a trip to Beaufort South Carolina.