Papers of the Benjamin Franklin Yancey Family

Maris P. Wesley to May Elizabeth Yancey, July 31, 1925

Index Terms:
Church and religion | Place--New Jersey | Place--Pennsylvania | Seasons and the weather | Travel
Summary:

Maris Wesley tells May Yancey about a recent trip as well as events in Plainfield, New Jersey.

Letterhead:

Envelope:

To: Miss A. Yancey
824 Stelle St.
Plainfield
N.J.
From: 224 S Mattach St
West Chester Pa
Postmark: West Chester, PA
AUG 1, 1925
2 30 PM

Transcription of Letter

July 31, 1925.

Dear Miss Yancey

Just dropping you a line or so while I have the time. It seems as though I am always busy; and have not the time to write. Of course that excuse is wearing out. I will have to get another one.

We arrived home safely from Plainfield

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but early in the morning I guess it was about 3:30 or 4.00 o'clock Mon. morning. We got a little confused in t Trenton. When we found ourselves we were back into Princeton, We then had to cover the same ground back to Trenton, and then to Phila. I did not feel tired until Tuesday after noon.

I received a letter from

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my Aunt to day. She stated that the girls were still talking about the happenings that went on that Sunday, I must say that I really enjoyed myself. I know you did, I wished that I could have stayed, and escorted you to church, Maybe I would have been interfering Ha! Ha!

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I was to go to a picnic to day, and it has rained all day. I hear that the Plainfield folks are having a picnic next Thursday, I hope that you have good weather, I guess I had better close, because I might want to save something for the next letter. There is no need for me to say, writing soon, because all girls are from Pl in answering letters,

Sincerely,
Maris P. Wesley

Bibliographic Information
Published by: Virginia Center for Digital History
Source copy consulted: Papers of the Benjamin Franklin Yancey Family (MSS 11599), Alderman Library, University of Virginia
Text and images (c) copyright 2001, by the Rector and Visitors of the University of Virginia

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