talked to the MacArthur girls on the
piazza while Mary got ready. We
rode over. Found Frank &
Hamilton there. Charlotte had splashed a mud puddle on to her (with
her wheel) We amused ourselves watching two June bridal couples-
white gloves, hats & neckties, all complete. We decided the brides
should change husbands to be suited well. We went into the main
house and found the doorway all strewn with rice - still more June
brides!
Helen's train came in on time &
she & Miss Whipple came off looking as
fresh & sweet as could be. We walked down St. Paul
St. with them to their car - and had a nice little
visit. Helen told me about Com-
mencement &c. Mary & I walked
home.
June 6. Thursday.
Bright pleasant day. I went shopping this noon - spoon for Kate & stuff for pillow. Tried to
have Helen Davis & Miss
Whipple & up tomorrow night, but Mary had made her arrangements, so I
invited them for Saturday. Ned was up
in the office for a little visit and tonight she & Edith
talked to the MacArthur girls on the
piazza while Mary got ready. We
rode over. Found Frank &
Hamilton there. Charlotte had splashed a mud puddle on to her (with
her wheel) We amused ourselves watching two June bridal couples-
white gloves, hats & neckties, all complete. We decided the brides
should change husbands to be suited well. We went into the main
house and found the doorway all strewn with rice - still more June
brides!
Helen's train came in on time &
she & Miss Whipple came off looking as
fresh & sweet as could be. We walked down St. Paul
St. with them to their car - and had a nice little
visit. Helen told me about Com-
mencement &c. Mary & I walked
home.
June 6. Thursday.
Bright pleasant day. I went shopping this noon - spoon for Kate & stuff for pillow. Tried to
have Helen Davis & Miss
Whipple & up tomorrow night, but Mary had made her arrangements, so I
invited them for Saturday. Ned was up
in the office for a little visit and tonight she & Edith
talked to the MacArthur girls on the
piazza while Mary got ready. We
rode over. Found Frank &
Hamilton there. Charlotte had splashed a mud puddle on to her (with
her wheel) We amused ourselves watching two June bridal couples-
white gloves, hats & neckties, all complete. We decided the brides
should change husbands to be suited well. We went into the main
house and found the doorway all strewn with rice - still more June
brides!
Helen's train came in on time &
she & Miss Whipple came off looking as
fresh & sweet as could be. We walked down St. Paul
St. with them to their car - and had a nice little
visit. Helen told me about Com-
mencement &c. Mary & I walked
home.
June 6. Thursday.
Bright pleasant day. I went shopping this noon - spoon for Kate & stuff for pillow. Tried to
have Helen Davis & Miss
Whipple & up tomorrow night, but Mary had made her arrangements, so I
invited them for Saturday. Ned was up
in the office for a little visit and tonight she & Edith
