Vassar College.
June 9. '67.
My dear Father-
Having Just written to mother I find that my stock of
information is nearly exhausted. I believe I transacted all the business
In Annie's letter yesterday in which I enclosed my bill and briefly stated
that it would not hurt my feelings in the least if you should send some
"filthy lucre" extra as my supply is nearly run out- I earnestly request
that as soon as possible you will let me know who is coming after me and
when they are coming. I shall send an invitation to you and Anna but if you
cant come, and send John he must take your invitation as we are not allowed
to invite but two and you are obliged to show your invitation at the entrance
or else you can not come in- I guess that I have stated the above explicitly
enough. I have engaged my room for next year so if I should return. I have
been thinking very strongly lately of coming back for two years to graduate
what think you? but I guess I won't trouble myself about that at present:
Annie wrote me that you were down to H.Y. last week I would have been very
happy to have seen you up here but I suppose you did not like to leave
Laurence, alias the baby, so long. As I am rather sleepy I think I had better
close- Please write soon to
Lillie.
(Lillle (Taylor) Gallup,
spec.'65-67,