Letter 2020.102.101

My Dear Mrs. Grandy: -

I had your letter and I am somewhat concerned because you say you have not heard from Jack or Catherine as yet now I know of three letters myself that have been written by them, surely you have not received them or mabe C- misdirected them - I shall write her at once, I know they have miscarried for I

know they were written you. Did you have two cards and a paper I sent from here?

Now dear, don't worry. Catherine will not fail. Just trust her and she will do more than her part. Jack has had his teeth fixed up fine. They were in a terrible condition and he is now in Miss Watson's school and is as happy and good as he can be. That

school is the best place he could be, for they discipline the children by, Love, & I think most, all, babies can be molded into great and noble men and women by Love. I feel love is the power. Life is so sweet, so grand and beautiful, always. If we will only see the happiness and return good for evil. What joy and bliss you must have with your dear, dear, charming

little family. You are lucky to have such beautiful girls.

I would be so happy if Catherine & Jack were here near me, and I hope to see them often, for I often go to San Francises, and Catherine & I are the, best, friends. We exchange letters 2 & 3 times a month, but she is rather a poor hand to answer. She has lots of friends & has lots to do so I overlook it. Lawrence, I always write after, as I

we enjoyed those nuts & wish we could get the green ones, here. I suppose you are going to have one of those fine, big turkeys on Thanksgiving. I'd like to be there.

Joe told Juanita all about the girls & how sweet they were. Now Mrs. Grandy, I feel I have no voice in this business, but I do feel you are, not, making a mistake to leave Jack entirely in