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Shipp, Margaret M. | to Father, 29 November 1901

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1901-11-29T00:00:01Z-1901-11-29T23:59:59Z
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VC 1905
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: VCL_Letters_Shipp-Margaret-M_1901-11_1901-12_012_007_001
Friday morning
Dearest dad
I got sister’s letter this morning and I am just writing to heap coals of fire upon your head for not answering the letter I wrote you last -- I don’t know when. Ah well -- I had the best things to eat yesterday that I ever have had or expect to have!! You ought to see Mr Parrot carve. He does it even better than Mr Lyman if such a thing could be! All the Parrots are just as nice as can be and Raymond has a class mate visiting him who is perfectly lovely, and who plays the mandolin

 


: VCL_Letters_Shipp-Margaret-M_1901-11_1901-12_012_007_002
superbly. I wish you could hear him. He is in the sharks mandolin club at Princeton - Grace’s friends and Raymond’s are all just lovely. Yesterday morning we took a long walk to the club house and bowled when we got there. Grace bear us all to pieces. In the afternoon we had a concert of college songs and played games. Lots of boys + girls came in, and they all stayed to a chafing dish tea, which I helped prepare. It was so jolly! Grace’s older sister is engaged to a Dr Van Orden who looks remarkably like Dr Duayle except that he hasn’t red hair. He’s very nice. Fare well my dear
Slews of love
Peg

 


: VCL_Letters_Shipp-Margaret-M_1901-11_1901-12_012_007_003
Grace sends her love to you and sis.

 


: VCL_Letters_Shipp-Margaret-M_1901-11_1901-12_012_007_004
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Princeton, a mandolin player
NEWARK N.J. NOV 29 1230PM 1901
Mr. Shipp
1010 N. Del. St
Indianapolis
Indiana