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Will's always good at getting expressive pictures of people.  See pictures below.
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Los Angeles, Cal.
November 8, 1910

Dear Mother,

This is to send some pictures of Margaret.  The ones taken in the big black hat were taken Sunday morning at Westlake Park.  In the afternoon we took a trolley trip to Newport about 40 miles from here and those in the smaller hat were taken there.  She seems to be very much concerned as to how you are going to like her.  She doesn’t say much about the others.  Perhaps she thinks you will be more particular.

She gave me a very pretty watch fob for my birthday.  She is doing her best to spoil me.

With love,

Will

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1.
This is to send some pictures of Margaret.  The ones taken in the big black hat were taken Sunday morning at Westlake Park.
I believe these are the pictures:
In the afternoon we took a trolley trip to Newport about 40 miles from here and those in the smaller hat were taken there.
There are two other sets of pictures, and I don't know which set is the one that was sent in this letter.  So you can look at them in the picture page - either for the year or for Margaret individually:

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​Westlake Park - Wikipedia says:

MacArthur Park (originally Westlake Park) is a park dating back to the late nineteenth century in the Westlake neighborhood of Los Angeles. In the early 1940s, it was renamed after General Douglas MacArthur, and later designated City of Los Angeles Historic Cultural Monument #100.
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