(with different colored ribbons.) I played with
Mr. DeGraff first. We played 10 games
& I won five (always so!) Hattie Brower got (8
games) first prize - a lovely gilt belt with enameled bucket.
Mr. Benedict (who won 9 games) a satchel marker.
"Cunny"
got a brownie & Frank D. an Easter
rabbit filled with candy. We had a nice lunch - salad & ices
&c. and didn't get away till 12:30 (the last car to the corners)
Bert walked up
with us. I crawled in bed after one
Apr. 7 Tuesday
Used up this morning. Arrived at office after
J.G., J.W. went to N.Y. Got our tickets
for tonight. Got my flood photographs at
Hovey's - 24 good out of 24 (the 3rd
perfect dozen) Walked down with Claude
tonight & met the girls - Mary, Emma &
Edith & went to the Baldwin's performance. The first part was
rather slow - Tho' one young fellow was rather clever & there
was a good take-off on Grand Opera&. The last - where
Mrs. Baldwin is hypnotized & made clarvoyant is
simply awful - Especially as her husband is a regular Svengali
simply terrible. She answered all sorts of
questions from all over the audience - apparently quite correctly -
Poor woman, I'm sorry for her. It lasted real late - I won't try to tell
about it.
(with different colored ribbons.) I played with
Mr. DeGraff first. We played 10 games
& I won five (always so!) Hattie Brower got (8
games) first prize - a lovely gilt belt with enameled bucket.
Mr. Benedict (who won 9 games) a satchel marker.
"Cunny"
got a brownie & Frank D. an Easter
rabbit filled with candy. We had a nice lunch - salad & ices
&c. and didn't get away till 12:30 (the last car to the corners)
Bert walked up
with us. I crawled in bed after one
Apr. 7 Tuesday
Used up this morning. Arrived at office after
J.G., J.W. went to N.Y. Got our tickets
for tonight. Got my flood photographs at
Hovey's - 24 good out of 24 (the 3rd
perfect dozen) Walked down with Claude
tonight & met the girls - Mary, Emma &
Edith & went to the Baldwin's performance. The first part was
rather slow - Tho' one young fellow was rather clever & there
was a good take-off on Grand Opera&. The last - where
Mrs. Baldwin is hypnotized & made clarvoyant is
simply awful - Especially as her husband is a regular Svengali
simply terrible. She answered all sorts of
questions from all over the audience - apparently quite correctly -
Poor woman, I'm sorry for her. It lasted real late - I won't try to tell
about it.
(with different colored ribbons.) I played with
Mr. DeGraff first. We played 10 games
& I won five (always so!) Hattie Brower got (8
games) first prize - a lovely gilt belt with enameled bucket.
Mr. Benedict (who won 9 games) a satchel marker.
"Cunny"
got a brownie & Frank D. an Easter
rabbit filled with candy. We had a nice lunch - salad & ices
&c. and didn't get away till 12:30 (the last car to the corners)
Bert walked up
with us. I crawled in bed after one
Apr. 7 Tuesday
Used up this morning. Arrived at office after
J.G., J.W. went to N.Y. Got our tickets
for tonight. Got my flood photographs at
Hovey's - 24 good out of 24 (the 3rd
perfect dozen) Walked down with Claude
tonight & met the girls - Mary, Emma &
Edith & went to the Baldwin's performance. The first part was
rather slow - Tho' one young fellow was rather clever & there
was a good take-off on Grand Opera&. The last - where
Mrs. Baldwin is hypnotized & made clarvoyant is
simply awful - Especially as her husband is a regular Svengali
simply terrible. She answered all sorts of
questions from all over the audience - apparently quite correctly -
Poor woman, I'm sorry for her. It lasted real late - I won't try to tell
about it.
