Dear Dorothy:
I received the letter you wrote to me monday today, or course too late for me to come or to advise you that I could’nt come.
Therefore if you in the meantime have had no one change your plans, I will present myself at the Fox, residence at the approximate hour of 7:30. Thursday evening attired strictly informal.
Yes Clyde and I went to Rochester Monday morning and was back in Waterloo that evening in time for the Phi Sig rabbit dinner which consisted of pork roll.
I was presented a very fine bill fold at the dinner for being a good president, I sure appreciated it, it was certainly flattering to one as modest as myself.
You inquire as to my predicament, they are very much affrayed that I am going to pull thru.
You certainly have a lot of seat work see that you confine it to the school and second grade.
Yes it would have been very nice could I have taken you to the formal, I am sure we would have a grand time and I don’t know of any one I would rather take.
But as you say it is apparently out of the question.
You may be hungry, but if you are cold I would sure like to be their to do something about your temperature.
Well Dorothy, I am nearing the bottom of the page again, hope to see you Thursday.
In that event I wish I were in your second grade.
As ever
“Ding”
