her new things today, and looked
beautifully in them - a white
straw hat, trimmed with Rouches -
mantilla of fawn colored sick, very
handsomely finished, and white Dress.
She is going after Miss Bartlett
tomorrow morning at 5 - and begins
her Dressmaking tomorrow.
She says she shall just get thro'
by the time you get home.
So shall Vinnie and I - there must
be no sewing then - We are all
pretty well, and the weather is beau-
tiful - If you were here I think
you would be very happy, and
I think we should, but time
has wings, and you will be with
us soon. We have been free
from company by the "Amherst and