you will like each other when you come here in May. As I have said before, she isn’t especially clever, but she is so appreciative of all my little foolishnesses, and has such a nice sense of humor. She has lots of funny stories to tell, and isn’t a bit of a fossil as many of the instructors are. She has the sense to go to New York and other places a lot so as to keep her mind fresh and out of a rut. Don’t you think it would be fun if I could get you a room at Miss Key’s? I’m already making out lists for some teas, I want you to meet such a lot of people.
Aren’t you the grand lady though with your “Reader” article! Never mind, Jimmie wrote a great big “good” on my last history special topic. It’s a comfort to do something once in a while that really satisfies one of these persuickety instructors.
Friday night we of the choral club gave a concert, and it was a splendid one too. We had been practicing so hard on the music for weeks, that we were pleased to death to have it go off so well, and as to dear old professor