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the refrain in the midst of the hubub and scraping of feet on the muddy floor, strated off on a lively two step. We had four dances in three of which I scored an unqualified success. I tried a waltz but my rude and uncultivated feet persisted in going through the movements of a lovely deux tempo and I had to confess to my partner that I couldn't dance it. I will be home Friday at 2 P. M. I shall have my dress suit at once.

Have you rented a new house yet? How much money did you get?

Lovingly - Fred.

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P.S. Be sure & answer this letter. My coming home on Friday shall not excuse you from replying to this letter before that time. You need the practice!

Stanford. March 4, '00.

My dear Mother:

Your money order was received this morning for which I return many thanks. I have been living on borrowed capital for several days.

In your note you said nothing about the Vermonters. Do they hold their entertainment next Friday night? I am going to write to Miss McCue and ask her to go with me, so please reserve a complimentary for