Mary Rozet Smith to Anne Elizabeth Geddes, May 8, 1925

Dear Miss Geddes

You have been so kind about sending us word of Miss Wald’s welfare and we are indeed grateful. She seems to be making a quite miraculous recovery and my only anxiety is lest she plunge into activity too soon. [page 2]

Of course everyone is boring her by advice which she will not heed. Perhaps there is some stern surgeon, or doctor, in the background who will insist on a reasonable convalescence.

Will you give my love to the patient.

With many thanks for your goodness about the bulletins.