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I am still teaching evening school.  Last Wednesday night I had the largest attendance of any class - 19.  Some of them would like school every night. I told them they couldn't have me for teacher then. They don't think teaching is hard, that, of course, it would be for them, but not for me, there isn't anything heavy to carry.  They are amusing.

It was sudden about Pye, wasn't it?  Will Mrs. Pye continue the restaurant or will she go to live with one of her children?  I should think she deserved a rest.  I suppose you expected the death of Helen Bullard soon, didn't you?

I suppose Gertrude will have another cause of complaint now.  I'll bet Millie's baby is prettier than hers, though.

I guess Doris is more satisfied now not to come on to New York.  Last summer I had the impression she thought the position a desirable one.  It seems, though, that they ought to persuade the forces