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[postmarked 25 Nov 1922]
Dear Mother, Father, and Pete:
Please send Ibsen's "Ghosts" and "Dolls' House" in the next laundry. I need them fro Drama.
The box came from Stevenson's. Thank you very much for it. The pictures from Atlantic also came the other day. The one of you is excellent, Father but I don't think yours is good, Mother? For one thing, I am more interested in your face than your hat, and the former is obstructed by the latter.
Marse invites me to spend Thanksgiving day in New York with him and go to theater, but I think it foolish inasmuch as I have all Christmas vacation to go to theater there.
Heard an exceedingly interesting two hour discussion of the Near Eastern situation last night by Mr. Paxton Hibben. He's strong for Russia but exceedingly interesting.
Love,
Fannie
I'm off to my topics for the afternoon.
Dear Mother, Father, and Pete:
Please send Ibsen's "Ghosts" and "Dolls' House" in the next laundry. I need them fro Drama.
The box came from Stevenson's. Thank you very much for it. The pictures from Atlantic also came the other day. The one of you is excellent, Father but I don't think yours is good, Mother? For one thing, I am more interested in your face than your hat, and the former is obstructed by the latter.
Marse invites me to spend Thanksgiving day in New York with him and go to theater, but I think it foolish inasmuch as I have all Christmas vacation to go to theater there.
Heard an exceedingly interesting two hour discussion of the Near Eastern situation last night by Mr. Paxton Hibben. He's strong for Russia but exceedingly interesting.
Love,
Fannie
I'm off to my topics for the afternoon.
