October 10, 1921

Dear Mother, Father, and Pete:

After my voluminous letter of yesterday there is nothing much to tell you.

I got a lot done on my history topic yesterday afternoon and last night I spent most of the time hunting for some respect-able notes on the Psych lecture I missed last Monday. It is a nuisance to miss a lecture, particularly in view of the fact that we have a quiz today.

I just realized last night, Pete, that I wouldn't want to go away from college the week-end of the fifteenth, as Junior Party comes then.

Don't send the jade dress, Mother. I don't need it here.

I went to bed early last night because I went rather short of sleep over the week-end, but the hall was noisy until after eleven.

I shall send my laundry tomorrow.

Love,

Fannie