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[Addressed to Hotel Traymore]
November 11, 1922
Dear Mother, Father, and Pete:
Just had a conference with Mill Ellery on my topic. She realized it is going to be hard--that is the main thing.
Today is Elizabeth's twenty-first birthday. Haha, we are all growing up, apparently! I think we are going to walk down town after drama by way of celebration.
The prunes and medicine arrived. Thank you. Perhaps it is too early to speak, but I may not need the medicine.
Good for Mr. Manley. He'll get there yet.
Thanks for ordering the book, Pete.
Does the enclosed letter shed any light on the week-end, Thanksgiving, etc. Do you think it necessary to comply with the suggestion? I can't see that it will do any good. R. S. V. P.
Love, Fannie
November 11, 1922
Dear Mother, Father, and Pete:
Just had a conference with Mill Ellery on my topic. She realized it is going to be hard--that is the main thing.
Today is Elizabeth's twenty-first birthday. Haha, we are all growing up, apparently! I think we are going to walk down town after drama by way of celebration.
The prunes and medicine arrived. Thank you. Perhaps it is too early to speak, but I may not need the medicine.
Good for Mr. Manley. He'll get there yet.
Thanks for ordering the book, Pete.
Does the enclosed letter shed any light on the week-end, Thanksgiving, etc. Do you think it necessary to comply with the suggestion? I can't see that it will do any good. R. S. V. P.
Love, Fannie
