5.23.1919 - 5.30.1919

Mrs. Addington,

I apologize for the postcard, but I am compelled to use them as I have no envelopes. Dear old Mrs. Hayes gave me your address and I hope you don't mind, but you are the only person in the world who I believe will be able to help me. If you reply I shall be indebted to you.

Your Friend,

Evelyn Elliott

P.S. Do you mind if I call you Mildred?

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Miss Evelyn,

Frankly, I am appalled at your forwardness. You may call me Mrs. Addington and apologize to Mrs. Hayes for referring to her in such a way. I will be having a word with her myself. I have attached extra envelopes for you to use.

Mildred

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My Dearest Madame Addington of Manhattan,

I would like to formally apologize from the bottom of my heart for being so careless with my crass words and requests. I beg you madame, let me seek your counsel so that I may be better fit as a member of high society.

Eternally Gratefully Yours,

Mademoiselle Elliott

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Miss Elliott,

Well then, that's better.

Mildred