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December 2, 1927. Miss Luey Minnigerode, U.S. Public Health Service Hospital, Norfolk, Virginia. My dear Miss Minnigerode# I am very eorry to hear through Mies Gaffney, today, that you will not be able to attend the Meeting of the National Committee on-Red Cross Nursing Service, on December 6th. It will not seem quite natural to have a Com- mittee Meeting without you. I do not recall that you have missed one since you became a member. On this account I am still sorrier to learn that you are not improving as rapidly as you hoped or expected. Do let me know whether there is anything that I can do for you. life have been very very buspy The repetition of disasters brings U6 always additional work, while the preparation for a Meeting of the National Committee is naturally one that gives me a great deal of hard work as well as many anxious moments. I am always glad when it is over. I wrote a note to you, yesterday, asking to Have Miss Gaffney represent you, and also inviting her to attend the tes which I em giving to the National Com- mittee at the A.A.U.W., from five to eix-thirty on the after- noon of the 6th. I hope that you will be able to return before Christmas, for while there is nothing like a Hospital when you are acutely ill, still one does not like to be an inmate during the holidays, and especially that most important one of the year, Christmas. Our little bridge club has head two meetings, the first one st Miss "evins and the last one at Miss Sylvester's le had two tables and very enjoyable sessions. You and Miss Gregg were absent at the last one and your places were filled by Mrs. Earl Clark and her sister. At the first one Dr. and Mrs. Fuller substituted for you and Miss Bowman.

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