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I like both the place and the people.
I have not been anywhere this summer, only up to the grove to
spend one day, I meen that camp ground between the park and Frostburgh.
I wish you were here now. I know so many more people and some of them the kind that you could have a good time with, not so formal as some that you meet when you were here.
Do you remember the time that Mr. H. took us
to Frostburgh and left us at the hotel while he went to look for someone he wanted to see? Well, that family I have gotten to know real well.
They have two very lively young ladies in the family, and they are the
kind of people that like a good time. They dance, play cards and like music.
One plays and the other sings, and both do very well.
Yes, and since you were here, Mary Miller has got to going to the Club
dancing parties, and so much more goes on that I know of now, things that I know that you would have liked. Never mind, when you come again, we will be better aquainted.
Will had to go to Baltimore last week, so took a run
down to Atlantic City. I did not want to go for I knew what was coming,
and you know that for two or three days, I want to sit still or lie in
bed. Well, he went and I stayed at home. I had nothing to do but keep quiet. So got over it real easy for once in my life. He brought me some nice candy, and two hair pins. I guess that was for being good and staying at home. Speelmans so often ask about you, and when I told them that I had
had a letter from you, they were all so pleased and send their love to
you. Howard was very sick this last winter, but is real well now. All the
others are well. Mr. H. sends kind remembrence to Dedie, and Peggie sends a great big lot of love to her old friend. Please write again whenever you find time. Hoping that this will find you real well again.
I am, as ever your loving friend, I am well, and W. fairly well.
Maggie H.