The full text on this page is automatically extracted from the file linked above and may contain errors and inconsistencies.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK O F BO STON R O Y A .Y O U N G GOVERNOR Hon. Marriner S. Eccles, Governor Federal Reserve Board Washington, D. C. Dear Governor Eccles: We are all very happy to know that you are coming to Boston on Saturday, February 16, 1955. When a member of the Board visits us in Boston, it 1ms been the practice of Mr. Curtiss and myself to invite a group of Boston bankers (about thirty) to an informal luncheon at one of the clubs. A round table talk is indulged in but there are no set speeches. We hope you will permit us to do this for you. Also, it would give Mrs. Young and myself December 11, 1934. Mr. Hoy A. Young, Governor, Federal R eserv e Bank of Boston, Boston, Massachusetts. Dear Governor Youngs I a® glad to know that you all are pleased that I «ill be coming to Boston in February. I appreciate your thoughtfulness regarding the round table talk at an informal luncheon of Boston bankers but I am afraid that my plans will not permit such an arrangement on this trip to Boston. Since oaking the arrangement to speak in Boston the even ing of February 16th, Mr. Creighton has been in my office to see if I could give a short talk at a luncheon on Friday, the 15th. I have advised Mr. Creighton that I will be glad to accept his invitation if it can be arranged so that the February 16th even ing appointment can be changed to February 15th. I have not yet heard from lir. Creighton as to whether or n>3t he has been able to satisfactorily arrange this. I greatly appreciate the thoughtfulness of you and Mrs. Young in suggesting that I stay at your house during my contem plated visit to your city in February. I a» sure that I would find it vary leasant and comfortable, but at present I plan to get into Boston in the morning and return to Nev York on a late evening train that same day. I am sorry that it will not be possible for me to avail myself of your kindness. Kith kindest regards, Sincerely yours, P. S. tion. If the luncheon which &r. Creighton has suggested for is not arrangeo , I * ill be glad to accept your invita
@FedFRASER