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1893.
stuff, trimming &c for four under-waists which Edith is to make me and some pretty striped pique - blues & browns & buffs - for a shirt waist. Ned got some - pinkish - for a combing sacque. The girls persuaded me down to supper and afterwards Frederica came over with a letter from Mrs. Spring about board ($7.50 a piece) and we discussed that and then played anagrams till 8:30 and I came home & crochetted awhile while Papa read. Sept. 3. Sunday Real cold & rather cloudy. I staid home all morning & wrote &c. Claude read me Thackery's essay on coats while I did the dishes. It is awfully funny. After dinner I took a bath and then went up to Barker's to call on Grace Greene Epes . Found Mr. Work there - and Grace - and Ruth an immense baby with big blue eyes. Mr. W.
 and I talked World's Fair and when he went Mrs. Barker had just come down stairs and Mrs. Close came - she looked as pretty as I ever saw her. Her fair hair

1893.
stuff, trimming &c for four under-waists which Edith is to make me and some pretty striped pique - blues & browns & buffs - for a shirt waist. Ned got some - pinkish - for a combing sacque. The girls persuaded me down to supper and afterwards Frederica came over with a letter from Mrs. Spring about board ($7.50 a piece) and we discussed that and then played anagrams till 8:30 and I came home & crochetted awhile while Papa read. Sept. 3. Sunday Real cold & rather cloudy. I staid home all morning & wrote &c. Claude read me Thackery's essay on coats while I did the dishes. It is awfully funny. After dinner I took a bath and then went up to Barker's to call on Grace Greene Epes . Found Mr. Work there - and Grace - and Ruth an immense baby with big blue eyes. Mr. W.
 and I talked World's Fair and when he went Mrs. Barker had just come down stairs and Mrs. Close came - she looked as pretty as I ever saw her. Her fair hair

1893.
stuff, trimming &c for four under-waists which Edith is to make me and some pretty striped pique - blues & browns & buffs - for a shirt waist. Ned got some - pinkish - for a combing sacque. The girls persuaded me down to supper and afterwards Frederica came over with a letter from Mrs. Spring about board ($7.50 a piece) and we discussed that and then played anagrams till 8:30 and I came home & crochetted awhile while Papa read. Sept. 3. Sunday Real cold & rather cloudy. I staid home all morning & wrote &c. Claude read me Thackery's essay on coats while I did the dishes. It is awfully funny. After dinner I took a bath and then went up to Barker's to call on Grace Greene Epes . Found Mr. Work there - and Grace - and Ruth an immense baby with big blue eyes. Mr. W.
 and I talked World's Fair and when he went Mrs. Barker had just come down stairs and Mrs. Close came - she looked as pretty as I ever saw her. Her fair hair
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