bers or mackintosh. Were caught in several showers while we went to Vantine's, Brentano's (where Sid Avery came & spoke to us!) to the Fall River office to get our tickets and then across to 23rd to 6th Ave. where I "shopped" (since I never had before) Went thro' the agonies of getting a hat. After that was over went across again & walked up 5th Ave. to the old place where the League Exhibits used to be. There we went into a Loan Exhibition which I did not think especially interesting until we got up stairs where Geo De Forest & S.P. Avery had lent their collections & book covers. There were many fine & many famous ones - both modern & ancient - and I enjoyed it immensely. Manuscript copies - bound in silver or silver-gilt of old Florentine "Devotions". The Bee cover (from a Napoleon throne drapery) &c. &c. I can not remember the names of many that im-
bers or mackintosh. Were caught in several showers while we went to Vantine's, Brentano's (where Sid Avery came & spoke to us!) to the Fall River office to get our tickets and then across to 23rd to 6th Ave. where I "shopped" (since I never had before) Went thro' the agonies of getting a hat. After that was over went across again & walked up 5th Ave. to the old place where the League Exhibits used to be. There we went into a Loan Exhibition which I did not think especially interesting until we got up stairs where Geo De Forest & S.P. Avery had lent their collections & book covers. There were many fine & many famous ones - both modern & ancient - and I enjoyed it immensely. Manuscript copies - bound in silver or silver-gilt of old Florentine "Devotions". The Bee cover (from a Napoleon throne drapery) &c. &c. I can not remember the names of many that im-
bers or mackintosh. Were caught in several showers while we went to Vantine's, Brentano's (where Sid Avery came & spoke to us!) to the Fall River office to get our tickets and then across to 23rd to 6th Ave. where I "shopped" (since I never had before) Went thro' the agonies of getting a hat. After that was over went across again & walked up 5th Ave. to the old place where the League Exhibits used to be. There we went into a Loan Exhibition which I did not think especially interesting until we got up stairs where Geo De Forest & S.P. Avery had lent their collections & book covers. There were many fine & many famous ones - both modern & ancient - and I enjoyed it immensely. Manuscript copies - bound in silver or silver-gilt of old Florentine "Devotions". The Bee cover (from a Napoleon throne drapery) &c. &c. I can not remember the names of many that im-
