Thursday March 12.
Mary's birthday. I congratulated her
before I went home, & sent her the gold studs today.
Edith & I slept pretty well considering. The
snow very deep this a.m. & it is cold. We rode down, however,
the cars were on time. At noon the sun was shining and I went with
Charlotte to get violets for
Mary & an Easter lily for
Mrs. Adams (it is Mr. A's
birthday too) Ned came up this p.m.
with a new Fedora(!) hat on. I saw Mae
in Claude's office & she told me
about our pictures. Read tonight, a little while & went to bed early.
Friday Mch. 13th
A lovely bright morning. Hassenstab is shoveling (as
he did all day yesterday) I snapped with my Kodak
our street from the Corner & Exchange St,
looking down and farther away, the lovely tangled back yard to the
old house on Fitzhugh St. opp. the Erie depot on
Ex.
Was tempted, this noon, to snap blind Tom - with his sandwich of texts -
but it seemed too con- spicuous a thing to do. Very fine letters are
pouring in, commending Claude's & the
CMfg Co's "Minor Italian
Palaces" & J.G.
& J.W. are much pleased. I
walked up with Mary this noon
& we met Ned a minute. Tonight we
all (& Charlotte went to see
Frank Daniels
& Dorothy Morton in "The Wizard of the
Nile". There was a large audience - a tomorrow's bride & groom
in a box. Abercrombie in the bald headed row. &c.
Dorothy
wore a red wig, but didn't look particularly pretty. The music was
commonplace & I'm sick of comic operas - tho' there were funny things in it and the Egyptian
Thursday March 12.
Mary's birthday. I congratulated her
before I went home, & sent her the gold studs today.
Edith & I slept pretty well considering. The
snow very deep this a.m. & it is cold. We rode down, however,
the cars were on time. At noon the sun was shining and I went with
Charlotte to get violets for
Mary & an Easter lily for
Mrs. Adams (it is Mr. A's
birthday too) Ned came up this p.m.
with a new Fedora(!) hat on. I saw Mae
in Claude's office & she told me
about our pictures. Read tonight, a little while & went to bed early.
Friday Mch. 13th
A lovely bright morning. Hassenstab is shoveling (as
he did all day yesterday) I snapped with my Kodak
our street from the Corner & Exchange St,
looking down and farther away, the lovely tangled back yard to the
old house on Fitzhugh St. opp. the Erie depot on
Ex.
Was tempted, this noon, to snap blind Tom - with his sandwich of texts -
but it seemed too con- spicuous a thing to do. Very fine letters are
pouring in, commending Claude's & the
CMfg Co's "Minor Italian
Palaces" & J.G.
& J.W. are much pleased. I
walked up with Mary this noon
& we met Ned a minute. Tonight we
all (& Charlotte went to see
Frank Daniels
& Dorothy Morton in "The Wizard of the
Nile". There was a large audience - a tomorrow's bride & groom
in a box. Abercrombie in the bald headed row. &c.
Dorothy
wore a red wig, but didn't look particularly pretty. The music was
commonplace & I'm sick of comic operas - tho' there were funny things in it and the Egyptian
Thursday March 12.
Mary's birthday. I congratulated her
before I went home, & sent her the gold studs today.
Edith & I slept pretty well considering. The
snow very deep this a.m. & it is cold. We rode down, however,
the cars were on time. At noon the sun was shining and I went with
Charlotte to get violets for
Mary & an Easter lily for
Mrs. Adams (it is Mr. A's
birthday too) Ned came up this p.m.
with a new Fedora(!) hat on. I saw Mae
in Claude's office & she told me
about our pictures. Read tonight, a little while & went to bed early.
Friday Mch. 13th
A lovely bright morning. Hassenstab is shoveling (as
he did all day yesterday) I snapped with my Kodak
our street from the Corner & Exchange St,
looking down and farther away, the lovely tangled back yard to the
old house on Fitzhugh St. opp. the Erie depot on
Ex.
Was tempted, this noon, to snap blind Tom - with his sandwich of texts -
but it seemed too con- spicuous a thing to do. Very fine letters are
pouring in, commending Claude's & the
CMfg Co's "Minor Italian
Palaces" & J.G.
& J.W. are much pleased. I
walked up with Mary this noon
& we met Ned a minute. Tonight we
all (& Charlotte went to see
Frank Daniels
& Dorothy Morton in "The Wizard of the
Nile". There was a large audience - a tomorrow's bride & groom
in a box. Abercrombie in the bald headed row. &c.
Dorothy
wore a red wig, but didn't look particularly pretty. The music was
commonplace & I'm sick of comic operas - tho' there were funny things in it and the Egyptian
