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[postmarked 6 Apr 1923]
Dear Mother:
I either lost or left at home one of my gold cuff-links. I had it in the drawer of my trunk and never used them. On unpacking I could only find one. Will you look in the little room and ask Nora if she found it. If not, would you like to present me with a pair? Those were the only ones I had.
Also, would it be possible to ask Mr. Jordan if he would take the gray hat back? I haven't worn it yet, but tried it on again, and am sure he could make me something in June, or that I could find something I like better. There is something about it that I don't like. I would send it back right away if possible. R. S. V. P. I have gotten so many hats there that I am sure he would do it. Hope you don't mind.
And the third thing is this. I think my ball-bearing skates are still at home, I am dying to go skating. The weather is glorious, and lots of people are doing it. Could you send them in my next laundry. The key is in one of the little drawers of the chiffonier in the little room. I never gave the skates away, so they are around, u less you have them away.
Love, Fannie
Dear Mother:
I either lost or left at home one of my gold cuff-links. I had it in the drawer of my trunk and never used them. On unpacking I could only find one. Will you look in the little room and ask Nora if she found it. If not, would you like to present me with a pair? Those were the only ones I had.
Also, would it be possible to ask Mr. Jordan if he would take the gray hat back? I haven't worn it yet, but tried it on again, and am sure he could make me something in June, or that I could find something I like better. There is something about it that I don't like. I would send it back right away if possible. R. S. V. P. I have gotten so many hats there that I am sure he would do it. Hope you don't mind.
And the third thing is this. I think my ball-bearing skates are still at home, I am dying to go skating. The weather is glorious, and lots of people are doing it. Could you send them in my next laundry. The key is in one of the little drawers of the chiffonier in the little room. I never gave the skates away, so they are around, u less you have them away.
Love, Fannie
