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[Apr 1922]
Dear Mother, Father, and Pete:
I am in an awful hurry--I have to go over to the Infirm before fifth hour. Helen is quarantined, although she has nothing contagious, and I am the one to see her to tell her what her Mother had to say. She wired me to call her up last night and I did so. I spent three minutes trying to convince her to stay home. And one minute extra listening to her tell me to hreverse[sic] the charges--which I did not do. They don't seem to know what is the matter with her--Dr. T. is fishing around for appendicitis. I must also wire Mrs. Hertz before class. It is a mess.
Miss Halmilton spent all last evening with me. I certainly am nuts about her--she is a wonder.
Had a Students' Meeting last night. Also listened to Amherst practice for a while last night. They are unspeakably rotten.
Will leave Friday night.
Love,
Fannie
I'll stay in N. Y. Sunday if you will, Pete. Decide when you come, if not before.
Dear Mother, Father, and Pete:
I am in an awful hurry--I have to go over to the Infirm before fifth hour. Helen is quarantined, although she has nothing contagious, and I am the one to see her to tell her what her Mother had to say. She wired me to call her up last night and I did so. I spent three minutes trying to convince her to stay home. And one minute extra listening to her tell me to hreverse[sic] the charges--which I did not do. They don't seem to know what is the matter with her--Dr. T. is fishing around for appendicitis. I must also wire Mrs. Hertz before class. It is a mess.
Miss Halmilton spent all last evening with me. I certainly am nuts about her--she is a wonder.
Had a Students' Meeting last night. Also listened to Amherst practice for a while last night. They are unspeakably rotten.
Will leave Friday night.
Love,
Fannie
I'll stay in N. Y. Sunday if you will, Pete. Decide when you come, if not before.
