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308 Davison, Vassar,
Poughkeepsie N.Y.
Dear Rosemarie,
At last I am what may be called fairly settled. It took so long to get my room in order, but now that it is all arranged I am crazy about it. I’m so glad I selected rose for a color scheme.
I was rather disappointed when I found that some of the girls I was quite intimate with last year had not come back. A number of 1914 girls are getting married this month and several engagements have been announced.
The leading lady in Prunella is to be married next Saturday. Her mother is head physician here.
Sunday afternoon we walked to Lover’s Leap, a point on the east bank of the Hudson, from which there is a wonderful view. To-day is such a lovely one, that we are going again.
I am quite thrilled about Sophomore party. It is to take place October 18 and will be given for the Freshmen. They are to have a play and I have a part in a chorus.
Yesterday was the Senior Party reception. Seniors give bids to the Sophomores.
Shummie is much more adorable than she ever
Other things that have happened are about the same as last year, tramps dinner invitations, dancing and college and step singing. It gives me an awfully good, contented sort of a feeling to be doing those things again. I have played some field-hockey this fall and am very fond of it.
Jo Worsham is visiting here now and it’s so good to see someone of last year’s girls back for a week.
The girls are ready for the walk so I’ll have to
Other things that have happened are about the same as last year, tramps, dinner invitations, dancing and college and step singing. It gives me an awfully good, contented sort of a feeling to be doing those things again. I have played some field-hockey this fall and am very fond of it.
Jo Worsham is visiting here now and it’s so good to see someone of last year’s girls back for a week.
The girls are ready for the walk so I’ll have to
Lovingly,
Edna.
October 5, 1913.