March 21, 1909

Dear Family-

The wonderful [unreadable] Society Debate is over and T and M. - the negative - won. Perhaps we aren’t pleased! Friday the “Miscellany” came out with the criticism of the 3d Hall Play and it is perfectly grand - I’ll bring it home with me along with the pictures. I am at present gleefully [patting] a long, [slim], [green] [nicker] to Phila. [Philaletheis] to be used Friday. I’ll be home probably at the usual time - 5.13 at W. [West] Phila. [Philadelphia]. If I send my check home a few days early, will some kind male member recheck it for me, so I won’t have to miss my connections at W. Phila [West Philadelphia]?
This afternoon I went down to supper with Miss Amelia [Barratt] - she asked two other girls too, and it was awfully nice - and the [unreadable] were grand! Of course this next week is simply a set of stepping stones to Friday! So there is little news in prospect. I’ll save up to gobble when I get [home] - I seem particularly [unreadable] just now - particularly as Lilias and Jean are madley discussing suffrage outside in the parlor!
By bye now
As Ever Lovingly
Marjorie
Postmark: POUGHKEEPSIE MAR 22 1 PM 1909 N.Y.

Dr. A. W. MacCoy
Mrs. W. P. Logan
Overbrook Ave. and 58th St.
Philadelphia