My dear Clara
How fine it is that the old Quakers grew definite at last and that you are actually going. I quite envy you the opportunity. May I send you the addresses of some of our women, Alice has doubtless told you about them.
I can't bear to think of H. H. next winter without either Alice or yourself. I shall feel actually homeless in my own spot [upstairs] and shall go to bed as forlorn as they make them.
The Ex. Com. of our International accepted an invitation from the Vienna women to hold our next Congress there [page 2] provided no new difficulties intervened, so perhaps I shall you next in Vienna.
Perhaps you can see Marcet in New York where she plans to be late in August. I am writing her about your dates.
I am going to write again but am getting this off in my best Corona style to convey my affectionate congratulations.
With love to each member of your household, I am always devotedly yours
Jane Addams [signed]
August 7th 1920
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