Article April 27, 1899 Issue

Brotherly Regrets

with contributions from George W. Bicknell, Thomas Edward Patterson, C. W. Biddle, Frederick H. Hamilton, Charles Fleischer

The following letters of regret received by Rev. Irving C. Tomlinson in response to invitations to attend his lecture at Music Hall, breathe a friendly spirit, and will be read with interest.

Cambridge, Mass., March 31, 1899.

My dear Brother Tomlinson :—I am in receipt of your very kind circular invitation to attend your lecture upon Christian Science, at Music Hall next Wednesday evening. I thank you for it. Only the fact that I have an engagement at my church on that evening, which I cannot break, prevents me from accepting the invitation. A friend sent me a paper containing one of your lectures a few days ago, and I read it with much interest, first, because it came from a man whom I have long known and most highly esteemed, and second, because it was in matter and spirit, an excellent lecture.

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