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Dear Mother, Father, and Pete:
Received the following note from Aunt Carrie today:--"We wish to thank you for your letter of congratulation to Phillip's confirmation.
We are well and hope you are likewise. Accept our congratulations to your graduation, which event will soon take place.
Love to you from Hanauers"!!!!
To think that I once accused Uncle Hugo of being too literal!
Trunks are down already. It's terrible.
You certainly don't need Tuxedos.
You won't need a lot of clothes. I should suggest a thin voile for all occasions, as I can't believe that the present delightful weather will continue. You really don't have to dress much. I guess you ought to wear something that looks nice for Prexie's reception--otherwise you needn't bother at all. That's all I know. If that doesn't suffice, ask Lucy.
Love,
Fannie
Received the following note from Aunt Carrie today:--"We wish to thank you for your letter of congratulation to Phillip's confirmation.
We are well and hope you are likewise. Accept our congratulations to your graduation, which event will soon take place.
Love to you from Hanauers"!!!!
To think that I once accused Uncle Hugo of being too literal!
Trunks are down already. It's terrible.
You certainly don't need Tuxedos.
You won't need a lot of clothes. I should suggest a thin voile for all occasions, as I can't believe that the present delightful weather will continue. You really don't have to dress much. I guess you ought to wear something that looks nice for Prexie's reception--otherwise you needn't bother at all. That's all I know. If that doesn't suffice, ask Lucy.
Love,
Fannie
