Helen MacHenry to James Hugh Moffatt

53 Washington Street My dear Jamie: Your last letter was such a nice one that I am sorry I shant have any more though it will be ever so much nicer having you home. I do hope you are going to be home

and that the doleful possibilities of being away will not come true. I do wish I were going to be at the Commencement Exercises. You and Hunter were very kind to remember Mary and my self - I suppose you have seen Helen Wiley by this

time - I am sure she will have a fine time. I do hope your Valedictory is finished by this time you must let me see it when you come here The plays the Dramatic Club gave on Thursday were very good. Of course we were all excited about

them as Mary was in one. She left the next morning for Wheeling for her school commencement. Cousin Len told me she had seen you when she was in Princeton. You know Peter and I almost came to Princeton, when the Hendersons were there but changed our minds at the last minute.

To finish this I have to use different paper I hope you will pardon itHad a fine time at Atlantic City - and your letter was forwarded to me as we left on Saturday, sooner than we expected. I have just finished the most fascinating book