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J. W. Zeh, B.S., M.D. Physician & Surgeon 4642 N. 46th Ave. Chicago

for me you will be doing ample without purchasing tights too. I can easily get those myself. I wouldn't have you send me the union suits but for the fact that I know you cannot use them this winter. So glad you could make use of the opera glasses.

 I will mail you some of the Reviews - all that you missed if I can find them.   I wrote Mr. Bowen and invited him in to take dinner with us next Sunday. I hope he will come. I enjoy talking with him and Max does too. Of course, he is peculiar in some ways like the rest of the Bowens and like the rest of all the folks in the world but that doesn't keep him from being a very pleasant companion for a short time.  I haven't heard from Helen nor from Pattie. I told you didn't I, that the letter I wrote Pattie was returned to me? I should like very much to have her address and to know what she is doing.