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[24 May 1922]
Dear Mother, Father, and Pete:
Nothing much new today, except that Miss Hamilton stopped in for a while last night. She is going to J with me in about two minutes. She is going to speak in chapel tonight, and seems nervous at the prospect!
I had a satisfactory expedition to town late yesterday afternoon. Got my wathc[sic] and my typewriter, which didn't have to be sent away after all.
Played tennis yesterday for the first time, and felt better after it than I have for ages! I am going to play again today. I haven't time for golf.
Love,
Fannie
Wednesday
Dear Mother, Father, and Pete:
Nothing much new today, except that Miss Hamilton stopped in for a while last night. She is going to J with me in about two minutes. She is going to speak in chapel tonight, and seems nervous at the prospect!
I had a satisfactory expedition to town late yesterday afternoon. Got my wathc[sic] and my typewriter, which didn't have to be sent away after all.
Played tennis yesterday for the first time, and felt better after it than I have for ages! I am going to play again today. I haven't time for golf.
Love,
Fannie
Wednesday
