PP/17/3/1/27 - [Letter, Molly Pritchard to Philip and Kathy Harben, 2/2/40]

Reference code

PP/17/3/1/27

Level of description

Item

Title

[Letter, Molly Pritchard to Philip and Kathy Harben, 2/2/40]

Date/s

1940

Quantity & Format

3 leaves Letters (typescript)

Personal name

Goldschmidt, Hans
Layton, T. A.
Bryan, Henry Vincent

Creator

Pritchard, Molly

Administrative/Biographical history

[?]

Creator

Harben, Philip.

Administrative/Biographical history

recipient

Creator

Harben, Katherine.

Administrative/Biographical history

recipient

Scope and content

After discussions with [Henry] Bryan, [the accountant], Molly Pritchard has realised Lawn Road cannot continue without further capital which she does not have. The club is costing money rather than making it. Molly takes Philip Harben to task for refusing to give a waitress a reference as she does not want the club to get a name for being difficult with staff, a name they already have locally thanks to T[om] Layton's days in charge. Molly asks whether the rumours of small portions are true, and if so, whether that explains the falling number of customers. Even "the uncomplaining Goldschmidt" felt he was receiving small portions.

PP - Pritchard Papers
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  - PP/17/3 - [Isobar. Management]
    - PP/17/3/1 - [Isobar. Management and Policy]
      - PP/17/3/1/27 - [Letter, Molly Pritchard to Philip and Kathy Harben, 2/2/40]

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