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splendida Plantation, December 14, 1940. Dear Raoul:

Drew's mother. and my family. are coming down to spend Christ. mas with us, and Richard is bring- ing Amelina. This will be the first company we have had and we are looking forward to it. Of course, it will be a very quiet party. but if you would feel like joining us. either on Christmas Day or for the weekend before or after, we should like very much to have you. Perhaps you and Drew could get in a little quail shooting. Drew has not been called out yet, as you have probably gathered. and 1 selfishly have my fingers crossed, hoping it won't happen for a while.

There has been a light frost, so the grass has turned a lovely shade of dusty pink. and that and the facade of the house and the sunset at. this time of year are fill the same color, just as I heard they would be. I never get tired looking at them. The poinsettias are gorgeous, and one of the early camellias is just beginning to bloom. Whats more. I can have a bunch of Louis Philippe roses walt- ing for you in your room. if you come to visit, as I hope you will.

With affectionate regards al- ways. in which Drew joins me.

Faithfully your friend. 0

Patricia Forrestal Breckenridge.

l-ISA I had a letter from Stella. this morning. and she said she had sung a small part in Louise on the eleventh. It seems queer to tliinl: of her doing that. doesn't it, when she sang that title role so well in Paris? Of course the word DEBUT appeared before her name in the prograln. and I suppose there is always a thrill for a singer when that' happens.

P.S. No. 2: I'm sending along the prorzrani of Louise so you can see it. too. Somehow, I think you might like it.

Pair. F.aoui's answer to this letter came by return mail. Patty hast- ened to show this to Draw, also.

Bayou's Edge. Abbeviile. Louisiana. December 15. 1940.

you for your wonderful letter of the fourteenth. You cer- tainly save me all kinds of news. even though you said you hail none.

As for coming to Spleiidida. I think I ought to spend Christma-' with my father and mother; both my married sisters are coniingz, home. so we'll be having quite a family reunion. And Ilm nfrnixl i haven't time for bird hunting this year. But Id like it raincheck on that invitation. Iifezintime, if i find I can run over. just for a few hours. the last wee!-:cnd before I leave. I will. I'd like to get that bunch of Louis Philippe roses yoll promised me.

Now give niy best to Drew. let me sign off.

Yours with admiration and af- fection.

and

Raoul Blcnvenu. Thanks for the program. I W85 glad to see it. Raoul did not come to Splendidn. after all. and Patty was very sorrir.

But she enjoyed her Christmas ccmpany. Drew had agreed not to say anything more about leaving

Splcnclida until the time for the spring rains approached. But in March he insisted that. they go in New Orleans and stay at least through May.

(To be continued)

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