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[Addressed to Hotel Traymore]
Dear Mother, Father, and Pete:
I have four minutes before the first bell to write to you. I have four classes this morning and then I go to the Lodge for lunch, as Mrs. Kaufmann is here today. After that I must get a good start on my history topic for Friday.
Lab was punk yesterday. I certainly am disgusted.
After lab I went to hear Dr. Laidher, I have not yet found out who he is, except that he is a socialist. I knew Prof. Mills would ask tomorrow how many of us went. Besides which, he was very interesting.
I have to prepare for Speakers' Bureau tonight, too.
I went to Dr. B. last night again, and then came back in the hope of getting a good long sleep. Sure enough, we had a fire drill to wake me, and then about an hour later Lathrop had one to wake me again. That is luck.
Well, my time is up.
Love,
Fannie
October 26, 1920.
Dear Mother, Father, and Pete:
I have four minutes before the first bell to write to you. I have four classes this morning and then I go to the Lodge for lunch, as Mrs. Kaufmann is here today. After that I must get a good start on my history topic for Friday.
Lab was punk yesterday. I certainly am disgusted.
After lab I went to hear Dr. Laidher, I have not yet found out who he is, except that he is a socialist. I knew Prof. Mills would ask tomorrow how many of us went. Besides which, he was very interesting.
I have to prepare for Speakers' Bureau tonight, too.
I went to Dr. B. last night again, and then came back in the hope of getting a good long sleep. Sure enough, we had a fire drill to wake me, and then about an hour later Lathrop had one to wake me again. That is luck.
Well, my time is up.
Love,
Fannie
October 26, 1920.
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Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Aaron,
% Hotel Traymore,
Atlantic City, N J.
% Hotel Traymore,
Atlantic City, N J.
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403 Davison House, Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
