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1895.
John Drew as entertaining & funny as ever & Maud Adams simply charming - a couple who've been married but haven't seen each other (a sort of a mess) and meet afterward to fall in love - & in distress - till the facts are disclosed. It's very cute. Makes me think a little of Crocker's "Two Masters". Ethel Barrymore is in it. She's very tall & stunning - lovely hair a horrid - or a peculiar - voice - & looks like her pictures. Her husband (in the play) Geo. Glib - says only one word "Hurrah" but he's very funny. We had a good time. Saw all the Perkins - the Cutlers - and Walter Smith &c. Met Emmet Drew, & Hattie Richardson &others of "the Wilburs" (Mary knew them) - coming home. Dec. 31. Tuesday. A high wind (51 miles an hour) kept me awake all night - & everyone else, I guess. It stormed all day but wasn't so terribly cold. I got my silk waist started (Miss Shelley) tonight we are all home around the fire - Mama on the divan snoozing off her cold. Papa reading his new Shakespear & tending fire. Claude reading The Wrecker & I writing.

1895.
John Drew as entertaining & funny as ever & Maud Adams simply charming - a couple who've been married but haven't seen each other (a sort of a mess) and meet afterward to fall in love - & in distress - till the facts are disclosed. It's very cute. Makes me think a little of Crocker's "Two Masters". Ethel Barrymore is in it. She's very tall & stunning - lovely hair a horrid - or a peculiar - voice - & looks like her pictures. Her husband (in the play) Geo. Glib - says only one word "Hurrah" but he's very funny. We had a good time. Saw all the Perkins - the Cutlers - and Walter Smith &c. Met Emmet Drew, & Hattie Richardson &others of "the Wilburs" (Mary knew them) - coming home. Dec. 31. Tuesday. A high wind (51 miles an hour) kept me awake all night - & everyone else, I guess. It stormed all day but wasn't so terribly cold. I got my silk waist started (Miss Shelley) tonight we are all home around the fire - Mama on the divan snoozing off her cold. Papa reading his new Shakespear & tending fire. Claude reading The Wrecker & I writing.

1895.
John Drew as entertaining & funny as ever & Maud Adams simply charming - a couple who've been married but haven't seen each other (a sort of a mess) and meet afterward to fall in love - & in distress - till the facts are disclosed. It's very cute. Makes me think a little of Crocker's "Two Masters". Ethel Barrymore is in it. She's very tall & stunning - lovely hair a horrid - or a peculiar - voice - & looks like her pictures. Her husband (in the play) Geo. Glib - says only one word "Hurrah" but he's very funny. We had a good time. Saw all the Perkins - the Cutlers - and Walter Smith &c. Met Emmet Drew, & Hattie Richardson &others of "the Wilburs" (Mary knew them) - coming home. Dec. 31. Tuesday. A high wind (51 miles an hour) kept me awake all night - & everyone else, I guess. It stormed all day but wasn't so terribly cold. I got my silk waist started (Miss Shelley) tonight we are all home around the fire - Mama on the divan snoozing off her cold. Papa reading his new Shakespear & tending fire. Claude reading The Wrecker & I writing.
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