Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-08-03

and II rained very unexpectedly and
Of course It's ruined SO don't let
Ned play with my other one. for he is
so careless that something would be
sure to happen to It II he took It. 1
don't want to have TO go to the ex-
pense OF buying a new racquet this
season. for know It costs dad lot to
keep me at school and do so want to
come back next fall. for like It better
than | did the first year
did | tell you that we have be-
come acquainted with some of the tech
boys? They are great The dean
chaperoned five OF us to the tech ju-
Nor promenade She's such an old
dear She slept nearly all the evening
in her chair and we had the loveliest
time wore my pink marquisette
with a maine snood An the girls
said It was awfully fetching-the
maline in my hair mean. The dress
Is a little passe. ! must have more
evening frocks next year
Anita. the girl I've told you so
much about. and | have picked out our
rooms for next year. BY paying only
SIS more each we can have the love
Hest little suite OF two bedrooms and
a study | do hope you1l let me take
one OF the big oriental rugs out OF the
library. Then If dad Will let me buy
some madras curtains It will be the
best looking study in our hall. am
just crazy over 1t already and | wish
dad would send a check right away, so
! can make a deposit to hold the
suite
If anybody should ask, mother dar
ling. what want for my birthday. just
say that / want handsome per
colator. Anita and ! are going tc
have affee-klatsches two or three
times a week next year. II will be loti
more chic than the everlasting after
noon teas the other girls have, Anita
has the darlingest set of Turkish col
fee cups you ever saw.
you say in your last letter tina
you're glad you had my wardrobe pu
in such good order during the sprinl
vacation, so there won't be any sew
ing to do when get home this time
. Why, mother. precious, how can yo
/. think my clothes stay In order? ! an
perfectly destitute. Ny tailor suit 1
Just awful. You know the jacket I
entirely too long for this season an
the collar never did set right NJ
> blue messaline evening gown is teri
= bly, tight. | don't see how got so IA
: doing gym every day, too. Isn't It
" shame? And the chiffon on II is dreaC
: fully mussy-
MY tan crepe is all right. but 8
y soiled that wouldn't even wear It
a freshman frolic. and my foulard
g lust as bad. That blue and whit
gingham you sent me is my hearts d.
light. All the girls think it's so goo
u looking. I've worn It almost ever
day and yesterday I acidulated It
chemistry lab It's a sight now. wifi
n all the color out Of the front breadu
a My old white sailor suit is so shoI
,e that look a perfect fright In IT,
q MY pink marquisette is in preti
o good condition, but you know. nioth'
dear. it's not this years model. and
. couldn't possibly wear It to Than Ho'
/, ards dance. have just received q
~ invitation to his coming OF age part
- which will be the Tuesday after / g
~ home. so please have a dressmaker
I'll the house when ! arrive Thursday,
- VIC can get right to work on a par
10 frock. DO you think an embroiders
~ white voille would be pretty? There
=, a senior who has one which her au
~ sent from Paris. It's a perfect loy
and as she won't be here next year
-. will be all right TO copy her dress"
~ Give dad and Ned a bushel of hui
~ and kisses for me ! can hardly wa
" to see you. Fifteen OF US girls ha
' engaged berths in one sleeper. que
~ we'll be going some when we sta
us home. But don't worry. mother; ~
ns know never cut up much on q
train.
nc "Oh. yes, do you care n travel
my pongee? ! really must It's q
only decent thing have and my par
ma hat goes so well With IT,
g Well. think I've told you all q