and didn't get down till nearly 10, to find
Mary had been up for me to go to the
Park, I didn't. I washed dishes & read
Harper's and made prints & cleaned "Diana" & sang & talked to
Claude (who was making "dinky -
dink" drawings) and after dinner & Mama had gone to church I was just about to settle down to
reading when the day was so lovely & Diana so luring that I got on & rode away down to
Mary's, to find her &
Alice most willing to come too. Before we started
Jack Ballagh
& Ed Teall came & we chatted with them
& the girls awhile. Then (about quarter of six) we rode out to
beautiful Genesee Valley Park. We
got off on the hill & I took the girls' pictures under a tree. Then we
sat on the grass & listened to the orchestra playing "Swannee
River" & "Black America" and saw people pass
& then rode out to the Sunset seat (thro' "Lovers'
Lane") and there I took their pictures again - sitting on a
"pew" & Mary took mine in a
tree enclosure & I took the valley & the sunset. We were going
home but I couldn't bear to leave the beautiful sunset behind, so
suggested we go down Genesee St. which we did, and
out Kenwood Ave. to "Hattie
's" where we
found baby Stanley
with his curls cut off. Then we rode around
those streets & down
Chili Avenue into the glorious red West.
and didn't get down till nearly 10, to find
Mary had been up for me to go to the
Park, I didn't. I washed dishes & read
Harper's and made prints & cleaned "Diana" & sang & talked to
Claude (who was making "dinky -
dink" drawings) and after dinner & Mama had gone to church I was just about to settle down to
reading when the day was so lovely & Diana so luring that I got on & rode away down to
Mary's, to find her &
Alice most willing to come too. Before we started
Jack Ballagh
& Ed Teall came & we chatted with them
& the girls awhile. Then (about quarter of six) we rode out to
beautiful Genesee Valley Park. We
got off on the hill & I took the girls' pictures under a tree. Then we
sat on the grass & listened to the orchestra playing "Swannee
River" & "Black America" and saw people pass
& then rode out to the Sunset seat (thro' "Lovers'
Lane") and there I took their pictures again - sitting on a
"pew" & Mary took mine in a
tree enclosure & I took the valley & the sunset. We were going
home but I couldn't bear to leave the beautiful sunset behind, so
suggested we go down Genesee St. which we did, and
out Kenwood Ave. to "Hattie
's" where we
found baby Stanley
with his curls cut off. Then we rode around
those streets & down
Chili Avenue into the glorious red West.
and didn't get down till nearly 10, to find
Mary had been up for me to go to the
Park, I didn't. I washed dishes & read
Harper's and made prints & cleaned "Diana" & sang & talked to
Claude (who was making "dinky -
dink" drawings) and after dinner & Mama had gone to church I was just about to settle down to
reading when the day was so lovely & Diana so luring that I got on & rode away down to
Mary's, to find her &
Alice most willing to come too. Before we started
Jack Ballagh
& Ed Teall came & we chatted with them
& the girls awhile. Then (about quarter of six) we rode out to
beautiful Genesee Valley Park. We
got off on the hill & I took the girls' pictures under a tree. Then we
sat on the grass & listened to the orchestra playing "Swannee
River" & "Black America" and saw people pass
& then rode out to the Sunset seat (thro' "Lovers'
Lane") and there I took their pictures again - sitting on a
"pew" & Mary took mine in a
tree enclosure & I took the valley & the sunset. We were going
home but I couldn't bear to leave the beautiful sunset behind, so
suggested we go down Genesee St. which we did, and
out Kenwood Ave. to "Hattie
's" where we
found baby Stanley
with his curls cut off. Then we rode around
those streets & down
Chili Avenue into the glorious red West.
