Tuesday March 4th
Dearest Children:
We left Cambridge yesterday at 3 o'clock and arrived here in Princeton last night at ten.
Some friends brought us here in their car from the train at Princeton Junction. There is much
snow here but it is sunshining today so that the snow will be gone. It is awfully cold. I nearly
froze in Cambridge. It snowed and the wind blew. I wished I had had your warm red panties
Miss Linda for my little behind was so cold all of the time. We visited with many friends in
Cambridge including Mrs Conant. We had tea with her on Sunday afternoon and we liked that.
I admire and like her so much. Conant has gone to England you remember. How are you all?
I'm so glad you are where it is warm. How is that darling Crellie? And Miss Linda and Peter
and the big Linus?
I'll be glad to see you all again.------------------ Mrs Taylor has just come to see me. She
has asked me to tea this afternoon and to dinner tomorrow night. Mr. Taylor is head of the
Chemistry dept here at Princeton. They are English and very full of the war.
Good bye for now sweet hearts. I’ll write again.
Love and Kisses
Mamma
&
Daddy
March
4, 1941
