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1907-11-10T00:00:01Z-1907-11-10T23:59:59Z
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vassar:56201,Box 41; VCL_Letters_MacCoy-Marjorie-Newell_1907-10_1907-12_041_003
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: VCL_Letters_MacCoy-Marjorie-Newell_1907-10_1907-12_041_003_001
Nov. 10, 1907
Dear Family:--
I won’t tell you much about the news this weekend as Jean can do it much more satisfactorily than I, but this is just to tell you I love you all a lot.
Words do not express how much I enjoyed having Jean; the only trouble is, she didn’t stay half long enough.
Tonight we had the usual Sunday evening music before Chapel and then instead of regular Chapel-service, Dr. Hall finished up the talk on India that he started two weeks ago. It was simply fascinating, for he told of many of his own personal experiences.
Dear Family:--
I won’t tell you much about the news this weekend as Jean can do it much more satisfactorily than I, but this is just to tell you I love you all a lot.
Words do not express how much I enjoyed having Jean; the only trouble is, she didn’t stay half long enough.
Tonight we had the usual Sunday evening music before Chapel and then instead of regular Chapel-service, Dr. Hall finished up the talk on India that he started two weeks ago. It was simply fascinating, for he told of many of his own personal experiences.
: VCL_Letters_MacCoy-Marjorie-Newell_1907-10_1907-12_041_003_002
I could have listened to him all night. [Well], I must stop. Only two weeks from Wednesday till I see you all. Hooray!!
… Ever Lovingly
Marjorie
… Ever Lovingly
Marjorie
: VCL_Letters_MacCoy-Marjorie-Newell_1907-10_1907-12_041_003_003
Poughkeepsie
Nov 11
10 AM
1907
N.Y.
Dr. Alexander W. MacCoy
Mrs. William P. Logan
Overbrook Ave and 58th St
Philadelphia
Nov 11
10 AM
1907
N.Y.
Dr. Alexander W. MacCoy
Mrs. William P. Logan
Overbrook Ave and 58th St
Philadelphia
