chestnutts are plenty this year too, we saw people gathering plenty of
them. After dinner & dressing & the last chapter of
"Barbara Dering", I went downt to Ned's - where I found Frank Davis - and he walked up as far as
Clifton St. with us on our way to
John & Mae's - We found John
taking a revolver to pieces and Mae washing her hair. And quite madonna-like with
her hair about her face and the green-y wrapper on. We were
entertained in the usual way - and made to stay
for eating.
John proposed a raffle for the
only piece of pumpkin pie - but Ned
got it and ate it. Jen Clements came before pancakes
were ready and of course John
talked "Henry " to her. She is to be married the 21st.
Mae cooked cakes awhile and
then John - delicious ones - with
honey & some of Mae's prime coffee &c. It was cozy &
Bohemian as usual. We 3 girls walked down the Avenue together. Left
Miss C near Willowbank &
Ned & I walked way home. It
was a lovely night.
Oct. 5. Monday
J.W. has gone to N.Y.
again (to his beloved) and I'm busy. Stopped at the
chestnutts are plenty this year too, we saw people gathering plenty of
them. After dinner & dressing & the last chapter of
"Barbara Dering", I went downt to Ned's - where I found Frank Davis - and he walked up as far as
Clifton St. with us on our way to
John & Mae's - We found John
taking a revolver to pieces and Mae washing her hair. And quite madonna-like with
her hair about her face and the green-y wrapper on. We were
entertained in the usual way - and made to stay
for eating.
John proposed a raffle for the
only piece of pumpkin pie - but Ned
got it and ate it. Jen Clements came before pancakes
were ready and of course John
talked "Henry " to her. She is to be married the 21st.
Mae cooked cakes awhile and
then John - delicious ones - with
honey & some of Mae's prime coffee &c. It was cozy &
Bohemian as usual. We 3 girls walked down the Avenue together. Left
Miss C near Willowbank &
Ned & I walked way home. It
was a lovely night.
Oct. 5. Monday
J.W. has gone to N.Y.
again (to his beloved) and I'm busy. Stopped at the
chestnutts are plenty this year too, we saw people gathering plenty of
them. After dinner & dressing & the last chapter of
"Barbara Dering", I went downt to Ned's - where I found Frank Davis - and he walked up as far as
Clifton St. with us on our way to
John & Mae's - We found John
taking a revolver to pieces and Mae washing her hair. And quite madonna-like with
her hair about her face and the green-y wrapper on. We were
entertained in the usual way - and made to stay
for eating.
John proposed a raffle for the
only piece of pumpkin pie - but Ned
got it and ate it. Jen Clements came before pancakes
were ready and of course John
talked "Henry " to her. She is to be married the 21st.
Mae cooked cakes awhile and
then John - delicious ones - with
honey & some of Mae's prime coffee &c. It was cozy &
Bohemian as usual. We 3 girls walked down the Avenue together. Left
Miss C near Willowbank &
Ned & I walked way home. It
was a lovely night.
Oct. 5. Monday
J.W. has gone to N.Y.
again (to his beloved) and I'm busy. Stopped at the
