June 16, 1888

Miss Adlard,

I was sorry to hear that the fog has reached Hogsmeade. It will make traveling to your town quite difficult now and I rather think my brother would discourage me from the risk. I had hoped to see you soon and to help you plan your grand ball as we discussed in our last letter, but it seems as if that shall have to wait for the fog to dissipate. For now I shall endeavor to entertain you through our letters until I can once again see you.

I do hope you are managing alright with the current situation, please let me know if there is anything at all that I can send you. What is the fog like? How have you been handling it? Were you home when it rolled in? Oh, I do hope you were home. You must send me details as I feel as if I were back in Boston with how far away it all feels - and to think I'm only in London.

Best Regards,
Miss Caroline Delaney