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Dear Mother, Father, and Pete:
I am planning to leave next Saturday to hear the Penn debate, and return Sunday. I shall probably stay at Bryn Mawr with Marjorie Falk who will go to the debate with me. Will let you know as soon as my plans are definite.
I pitched into debate this morning. I am strongly for prohibition, only I should infinitely prefer not debating at Vassar.
The weather is heavenly, but not in the Libe.
Dr. Thomas was midly boring yesterday morning I woke up a bit while he spoke about the Jews at Kishineff, but that was only for less than a minute.
Love,
Fannie
April 9, 1923
I am planning to leave next Saturday to hear the Penn debate, and return Sunday. I shall probably stay at Bryn Mawr with Marjorie Falk who will go to the debate with me. Will let you know as soon as my plans are definite.
I pitched into debate this morning. I am strongly for prohibition, only I should infinitely prefer not debating at Vassar.
The weather is heavenly, but not in the Libe.
Dr. Thomas was midly boring yesterday morning I woke up a bit while he spoke about the Jews at Kishineff, but that was only for less than a minute.
Love,
Fannie
April 9, 1923
