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1911-11-20T00:00:01Z-1911-11-20T23:59:59Z
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VC 1914
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vassar:56126,Box 49; VCL_Letters_Eldridge-Muriel-Tilden_1911-09_1911-11_049_015
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: VCL_Letters_Eldridge-Muriel-Tilden_1911-09_1911-11_049_015_001
[Nov. 20, 1911]
101 Main, Vassar College.
Dearest Mother -
It is but 7:40 and I’m bathed, dressed and breakfasted, - ready to do History. How’s that?
We haven’t had much doing but work this week - the only break in the routine was the death of HelenTaylor, 1913 - Prexy’s niece. It was very sad though inevitable.
Day before yesterday I had a letter from Edith Elizabeth Taft-Harmon. Better late than never. Edith, my dear - it was very sweet and acknowledged my gift. At last! that’s off my mind.
I’ve ordered a dancing
101 Main, Vassar College.
Dearest Mother -
It is but 7:40 and I’m bathed, dressed and breakfasted, - ready to do History. How’s that?
We haven’t had much doing but work this week - the only break in the routine was the death of HelenTaylor, 1913 - Prexy’s niece. It was very sad though inevitable.
Day before yesterday I had a letter from Edith Elizabeth Taft-Harmon. Better late than never. Edith, my dear - it was very sweet and acknowledged my gift. At last! that’s off my mind.
I’ve ordered a dancing
