"Neither do I. The taste of fun we had was so good we want more. I wish some one would invite us to another week-end party or something," said Letty.
"Oh, wouldn't that be great! Mother has some friends who are at their lovely country home over on Long Island. If they would only invite us over," said Edith.
They had just reached Letty's home when they spied the postman coming out.
"Did you leave a letter for me?" cried Letty.
"Yes, indeed," replied the postman, "a nice big fat one, too."
"Oh, come on in, girls, till I see if there's anything worth while in it," cried Letty bounding up the front steps.
The girls were glad to stop in for awhile, for the house was cool and delightful, while the heat outside was intense for a June day.
Letty tore the letter open hurriedly, and glanced first of all at the signature.
"Oh, girls, it's from Cousin Edna! What do you suppose she wants?"
"Why not read it and see?" asked Edith, who was quite consumed with curiosity.