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n.d. [postmarked 1920-02-09]
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: Page 1, vcl_Letters_Aaron_Fannie_1920-02_012
Dear Father and Pete:
I am guilty of forgetting to write until the last minute. I fooled around working for a while and doing generally nothing. This afternoon I heard Dr. Rinehart, president of Mills College, San Francisco, speak Informally in Senior parlor. Outside of that I did nothing exciting except to call on my faculty advisor. She asked me how I came out, and when I told her she had probably looked my marks up already she admitted she had. I will probably write a letter later in the evening. I spent an hour and a half getting my debate instructions this morning, and I am working on that now. I write the letters
Fan
I am guilty of forgetting to write until the last minute. I fooled around working for a while and doing generally nothing. This afternoon I heard Dr. Rinehart, president of Mills College, San Francisco, speak Informally in Senior parlor. Outside of that I did nothing exciting except to call on my faculty advisor. She asked me how I came out, and when I told her she had probably looked my marks up already she admitted she had. I will probably write a letter later in the evening. I spent an hour and a half getting my debate instructions this morning, and I am working on that now. I write the letters
Fan
: Page 2, vcl_Letters_Aaron_Fannie_1920-02_012
[This side of card is for address]
Mr. Marcus Aaron,
402 Winebiddle Ave.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mr. Marcus Aaron,
402 Winebiddle Ave.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
