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[Addressed to Hotel Traymore]
April 18, 1923
Dear Pete; and Mother and Father:
There is nothing to tell you. I spent the day working and trying to get my speech into shape, and having a good old-time catch.
If Bill sounded peeved, Pete, I imagine it was because he was awakened to come to the phone. They had been out till four the night before.
Love,
Fannie
April 18, 1923
Dear Pete; and Mother and Father:
There is nothing to tell you. I spent the day working and trying to get my speech into shape, and having a good old-time catch.
If Bill sounded peeved, Pete, I imagine it was because he was awakened to come to the phone. They had been out till four the night before.
Love,
Fannie
