No. J.T. Athelma Apartments,
78 Grosvenor Street,
Toronto, Canada.
September 25th, 1922.
Dearest Mumsey,
Such exciting mail as this morning brought! I was expecting it though, as I received your nice telegram yesterday afternoon. Your letter was the most interesting thing imaginable, and I can hardly wait to hear all the details. Fathers lovely nearly overcame me too, and please tell him I will answer it as soon as possible. I am so so sorry that he won't be able to come up right away, but I was very much afraid of it anyway, and then when this awful Near East question began to arise why I was almost sure of it. Cheer up I'm sure he will be able to come up for Xmas anyway, and then I must hear all the things he has to tell me about the trip. Until then I will have to hold my horses!
There are three things I forgot to put in the list of articles for you to up that I mailed yesterday. I forgot to mention that henna sweater of your that Blanche and I are going to knit over and the Yarn, needles etc. then if you have time to get them would you mind bringing up a few of my pieces I used to play on the piano, for I think I would have lots of fun with them, then we need the syringe Blanche got last fall to take my blood with down in Bermuda. Its in a box in her closet at Greystone she thinks, but she is not absolutely sure. Anyway if you can't find it don't bother, for it isn't absolutely necessary, only as it holds five c.c's instead of the t wo c.c's the one we're using now holds, if at any time I had to have over two c.c's given I wouldn't then have to be pricked twice, you /see. Blanche says its done up in a little red paste-board box and if it isn't at Greystone its at home in her steamer trunk. Oh dear, I'm so worried. Blanche just got a letter from her Mother this morning which said that her Father was exceedingly ill again and that they thought it was a complete mental break-down. Blanche