Dear Classmates,

I have made so many apologies and am so ashamed that it is doubtful if I shall ever stand up straight again - especially as my strictures have been rather severe upon those who delayed our class letter. Robin is now on his way again, though for all I have to add, he might have flitted long ago.

My days are full as they always have been with affairs of school and home, but I am not too busy to enjoy them as they go, not too burdened to make new plans, and not too arthritic to carry out an occasional plan, though a few joints are acting as if I were a nonagenarian.

What inspiring news we hear from Goucher, and how satisfying it is to feel that we are a humble part of all that Goucher means! Some 1903 members will be in Baltimore for the fiftieth anniversary of course, and for our own reunion next year. I have a feeling that your letters are a kind of monument to Goucher's work, they are so courageous and so good!

Best love to all,