# Correspondence with Edith Maryon 1912–1924

## GA 263 — 15 May 1922, Hildesheim

### Letter from Edith Maryon

Edith Maryon to Rudolf Steiner

Sculptor's studio, Goetheanum,  
May 15, 1922

Dear and esteemed teacher!

This morning's letter was very welcome and much appreciated, just when I thought I'd waited long enough and still had no news of how everything is going and whether you are too tired – I particularly want to know about that – or whether you have headaches? I'll send these few lines to the hotel in Cologne, and then I'll probably write again in Hamburg. I don't have an address in Leipzig. Will you be back on the 24th? The children's performance is on the 25th, so hopefully you will have arrived by then at least, but I am still hoping for earlier! It gives me great satisfaction that everything has gone so well so far. I will hear more about the stupid questions in Leipzig later. There is nothing special here. I am very busy, although I can't carve much, unfortunately, so I do all sorts of other things. I am going to Basel tomorrow to get a few things. Are you going via Stuttgart on your way back? I hope so, because you are always held up there, and I have so many questions to ask in that empty studio!

I am thinking especially of the lecture today and send you all my best wishes that everything may go well.

With my warmest regards

Edith Maryon