Office
16th December 1933
Dear Mary Pleasant,
Various developments. First, don't choose Monday to come shopping as I am lunching with Neat and going to a dance in Wimbledon, where I stay the night with a cousin of an aunt's. At least I think that is who I got the invitation from. But I had never heard her name having only met her at the lunch party with my uncle that I told you about. A few days later I got this invitation signed Elizabeth Royds and was entirely mystified until I remembered that this girl had said she lived in Wimbledon.
Second, I can't see you on Thursday, because I may have to go to Grindlewald, getting back on Saturday. I hope to get out of it as it will cut a day off my time at home.
Third, I am due to go to Grindlewald again on January 5th, the day of the Empress Rooms affair. I may get out of that but cannot know until half an hour before the train goes, as it rests with the clients whether they shall be conducted or not.
So I will arrange with Neat on Monday for us to go to the E.R. another day.
Fourth, Paul is too broke to go anywhere on New Year's Eve, so I may get my brother to come, or/and you could press Norah. Still, I daresay, if the worst comes to the worst we could manage to put up with our own undiluted society for one evening.
This afternoon I am going down to Carshalton for lunch, tea & dinner. Ring me up tomorrow, Sunday; I shall probably be at home all day revising Edwy and going into one or two questions in the Family History.
I shall have to see you more than once in seven days in future. It seems months since I last talked to you.
Love
Terrick xxx
I am free at 4.30p.m. On your shopping day will you come and dine at 186? We could get in a flick first.
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