Woodrow Wilson to G. Campbell Morgan

I am deeply disappointed that I did not have the pleasure of seeing you and of hearing you or of attending any of the Bible Conferences of the past week. I was confined by illness to my room and so was prevented from carrying out the plan I had cherished of not only seeing you but having, if it were possible, at any rate a single meal with you at the White House. Mrs. Wilson had the great pleasure of hearing you several times and cheered me by descriptions of the service and analyses of what had been said. May I not send you both in her name and in my own the most cordial greetings and the most sincere expressions of interest of the deepest sort in the great work you are doing?