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April 25, 1921
Dear Mother, Father, and Pete:
Thanks for the telegram, Petez
I had a night-letter from Henrietta today informing me that she was coming East with her Father Monday night and that she would come up here "the middle of the week for the week-end" if convenient. I wired her to come and let me know her plans more specifically. That will give me a good incentive to get my work done before then. There is no reason for letting it drag on the way I have lately.
I had to go off-campus for supper with Jeannette F. last night. She surely likes me. It is a joke.
I had a card from Pauline L. this morning.
Carolyn Bailey is coming over for dinner Thursday evening.
That is all the exciting news I know.
Love,
Fannie
Dear Mother, Father, and Pete:
Thanks for the telegram, Petez
I had a night-letter from Henrietta today informing me that she was coming East with her Father Monday night and that she would come up here "the middle of the week for the week-end" if convenient. I wired her to come and let me know her plans more specifically. That will give me a good incentive to get my work done before then. There is no reason for letting it drag on the way I have lately.
I had to go off-campus for supper with Jeannette F. last night. She surely likes me. It is a joke.
I had a card from Pauline L. this morning.
Carolyn Bailey is coming over for dinner Thursday evening.
That is all the exciting news I know.
Love,
Fannie
