Letter from F G [Frederick George] Donnan, Roseneath, Hartlip, nr. Sittingbourne, Kent, to C D Ellis, 108 Chiltern Court, Baker Street, London He is writing to Ellis and to Watson, as Treasurers of the Royal Society Club. In order to balance the accounts, he suggests holding fewer dinners this session. [Edward John] Russell started his term with a larger balance, but 'muddled things' towards the end. He suggests other economies and asks for their views. With a reply from Ellis, 1 February 1944, agreeing with Donnan's main suggestion of fewer dinners, and thinks it should be announced to the Club at the next dinner. 31 January 1944