Madame Genay opens with best wishes for the new year and affection from her daughter Camille. She assures Veitch of Camille’s great enthusiasm for her letters, happiness at having a "big sister", and growing love of the United States. She gives thanks also for their introduction to Mr. Budge, telling of their wonderful visit and time spent together. She speaks of the heroism of the brave soldiers and their families, also mentioning again the situations with the transfer of prisoners of war and the conditions of their captivity. Discussed again is the situation in Alsace. Genay assures Veitch that the French have not forgotten their generous allies and the work they have done. She brings up current situations with orphans and the concerns of the Fatherless Children of France. She closes with thanks for the help of Miss Veitch and hopes that they will all be able to gather soon in Paris.