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Refers to an article titled ‘School of Sociology and Economics’ in the Bombay Chronicle of the 25th of April 1923. Requests on behalf of the Government of Bombay the remarks of the Syndicate on the article and a full report on the School of Sociology and Economics.

Acknowledges receipt of Patrick Geddes’ letter. Reflects on the slow progress in India. Regrets he cannot attend the meeting Geddes had invited him to, but hopes to see him afterwards.

Thanks Patrick Geddes for his advice to visit Chittorgarh. Congratulates Geddes on his work in India related to town planning. Wishes him well for the upcoming journey to the United States.

Notes on University Halls, a report on Halls of Residence, Graham Wallon, Miss Bothwell, H.G. Wells, J.C. Hudson, Professor MacKay and Leipzig.

Theoretical discussion about the requirements of good education, what subjects should be taught and how, with insightful remarks and examples. Recommends his daughter in Liverpool, member of the Royal Commission and writer on education, for a practical approach.

Acknowledges receipt of Patrick Geddes’ letter. Discusses Geddes’ proposals, such as the introduction of a new degree of ‘Master of Civil Services’ in universities, new requirements for a Bachelor’s Degree, a new scheme of studies, reconsideration of the entrance examinations.

Article on the Chinese Exhibition due to open on May 25th at the Crystal Palace. Mentions ‘The Pageant of China’, which will represent the phases and customs in the history of China from the early stages to the modern era.

Regrets to inform Patrick Geddes he cannot offer him his support as he has other obligations.

Wishes to set a meeting with Patrick Geddes and visit Chelsea Hall.

Invites Patrick Geddes to visit the Whitelanus Training College and meet the members of the Training College Association.

1. Envelope addressed to W.W. Kerr.

2. Sends Patrick Geddes a copy of the Perth Academy magazine ‘The Young Barbarian’. Asks Geddes to contribute with an article on education for the February issue of the magazine. Mentions Sir MacKenzie, Sir Wilson, and William Archer. Mentions attending the ‘New Ideas in Education’ conference at Stratford in 1920 where he heard Geddes speak. Includes envelope.

Business card Business card of Lieutenant Basil Hall, Royal Navy, 31 Cadogan Gardens, London.

Blank postcard bearing the inscription 'Messrs. Elliott & Fry, Ltd, 55, Baker Street, Portman Square, London.

Informs Patrick Geddes that a meeting was rescheduled for October, due to a low attendance rate.