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" Pinafore "
1895.
Aug. 30 Fri A perfectly delightful day. Saw Frank, Hamilton, Charlotte & Mary this p.m. & a trip was planned for tonight. They 4 and Ned & Kate Davis rode to the lake on their wheels at 6:30 and Trudy & I went on the Windsor Beach car about the same time (after & nice hearty supper at home) It was a delightful ride. We passed the wheelers on the boulevard and found Helen, Lura & Mrs. Davis watching at the W.B. station, where we arrived just about sunset. Walked to the pavilion with Mrs. D. & down the board walk & along the bluff & way around the square, in fact & finally the others had come & lunched (they hadn't had supper!) & had their fortunes told &c. and we walked over (via. Ferry &c.) to Ontario Beach & took possession of two tables in the auditorium - for "Pinafore". Little Buttercup was just the queerest & funniest out of Pinafore I ever saw! Between the acts Ezra Booth came out to recite & Hamilton & I meantime took a walk over to the cottage, where we stuck our heads through the window

" Pinafore "
1895.
Aug. 30 Fri A perfectly delightful day. Saw Frank, Hamilton, Charlotte & Mary this p.m. & a trip was planned for tonight. They 4 and Ned & Kate Davis rode to the lake on their wheels at 6:30 and Trudy & I went on the Windsor Beach car about the same time (after & nice hearty supper at home) It was a delightful ride. We passed the wheelers on the boulevard and found Helen, Lura & Mrs. Davis watching at the W.B. station, where we arrived just about sunset. Walked to the pavilion with Mrs. D. & down the board walk & along the bluff & way around the square, in fact & finally the others had come & lunched (they hadn't had supper!) & had their fortunes told &c. and we walked over (via. Ferry &c.) to Ontario Beach & took possession of two tables in the auditorium - for "Pinafore". Little Buttercup was just the queerest & funniest out of Pinafore I ever saw! Between the acts Ezra Booth came out to recite & Hamilton & I meantime took a walk over to the cottage, where we stuck our heads through the window

" Pinafore "
1895.
Aug. 30 Fri A perfectly delightful day. Saw Frank, Hamilton, Charlotte & Mary this p.m. & a trip was planned for tonight. They 4 and Ned & Kate Davis rode to the lake on their wheels at 6:30 and Trudy & I went on the Windsor Beach car about the same time (after & nice hearty supper at home) It was a delightful ride. We passed the wheelers on the boulevard and found Helen, Lura & Mrs. Davis watching at the W.B. station, where we arrived just about sunset. Walked to the pavilion with Mrs. D. & down the board walk & along the bluff & way around the square, in fact & finally the others had come & lunched (they hadn't had supper!) & had their fortunes told &c. and we walked over (via. Ferry &c.) to Ontario Beach & took possession of two tables in the auditorium - for "Pinafore". Little Buttercup was just the queerest & funniest out of Pinafore I ever saw! Between the acts Ezra Booth came out to recite & Hamilton & I meantime took a walk over to the cottage, where we stuck our heads through the window
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