Box 2

Folder contains correspondence with C.H. Collins Baker, Royal Cortissoz, William M. Ivins, Jr., and Archibald MacLeish (regarding possible lecture scheduling that did not work out). Also includes "Instructions to be Followed in Connection with Guest Lectures" for the Captain of the Guards, Engineers and Superintendent of Cleaners.

Folder contains correspondence with Mary A. Danforth (re Dudley Crafts Watson), H. Stanley Ede, and George L. Stout (re F. Ian G. Rawlins). Also includes a list of suggestions from H.G. Dwight.

Folder contains correspondence from Samuel Bernard, T.M. Fokker, Emil Lie, and Alfred Neumeyer.

Folder contains memo by Frederick Mortimer Clapp suggesting lectures on musical education the week prior to concerts. "It arises from a desire to integrate the chamber music concerts with the general educational program and provide the interested and intelligent part of the public with information about the structure and historical development of the music played at the Frick Collection... It would furthermore be a further effort to carry out the terms of the will."

Folder contains printed schedules, drafts, and correspondence with the printer, E.L. Hildreth & Company.

Folder includes a New York University brochure that lists courses held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Pierpont Morgan Library and the Frick Art Reference Library.

Folder contains correspondence with lecturers W.G. Constable, Georges Duthuit, George Harold Edgell, Prof. Joseph Hudnut, Richard Krautheimer, and Prof. Charles R. Morey. Also includes correspondence with Gaston Brière (in French), who was forced to cancel his lecture because of the World War II.