Budapest, October 31, 1912
VII., Erzsébet-körút 54

Dear Professor,

Let us hope my dispatches will not cause anything unpleasant with Federn or with his patient.1 —

I am writing to prepare you for the fact that Elma, who went to Vienna today in order to stay there for some time, wants to see you. I encouraged her when she expressed the wish to do so. She probably wants to speak with you about the matter of marriage to the Viennese industrialist Grätz. She is evidently inwardly prepared and only wants your permission; she already has mine.—Elma will come not as a patient but as a visitor to one of your office hours. (She asked me if she should pay; I told her no.)