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11/7/04
"Baroness Fiddlesticks" 11/7/04
"Baroness Fiddlesticks - showy & lots of costuming but music not much. It was written by a "millionaire" who sat in a box with Mrs. Gussie MacDonell &c. The lobby was full of flowers &c. &c. Quite interesting. Nov. 8 Tues. Election day and Con's 40th birthday! Fine day, and we actually had a half holiday! I coaxed Mother out and we went up for a lovely walk over the Pinnacle (from Clinton St) She'd never been there & I only once. Enough leaves had fallen so that the views were fine. We came down "the bear path" into the Orphan Asylum lot and went thro' some of the cottages. Then stopped at Davis's where Flora Vogel entertained us a little while and then went to McCurdy's and bought Mother a pretty new blue suit! After supper played Flinch. Papa went down town for the "returns" but we knew early by telephone, that our "Teddy" was elected, and I went to bed at 10, to the sound of tin horns. Nov. 9 Wed. Today the Hillman's sail. Claude went down to N.Y. for a day or two and tonight Char came down to get me to go up to Cro'nest & "protect" her. I was very tired, but decided to go and we went to bed early. In the pretty "den" - after a hot bath! The city did look beautiful from the hill. "Carlie" slept in Char's Closet! and we locked our doors. Result, no burglars!

11/7/04
"Baroness Fiddlesticks" 11/7/04
"Baroness Fiddlesticks - showy & lots of costuming but music not much. It was written by a "millionaire" who sat in a box with Mrs. Gussie MacDonell &c. The lobby was full of flowers &c. &c. Quite interesting. Nov. 8 Tues. Election day and Con's 40th birthday! Fine day, and we actually had a half holiday! I coaxed Mother out and we went up for a lovely walk over the Pinnacle (from Clinton St) She'd never been there & I only once. Enough leaves had fallen so that the views were fine. We came down "the bear path" into the Orphan Asylum lot and went thro' some of the cottages. Then stopped at Davis's where Flora Vogel entertained us a little while and then went to McCurdy's and bought Mother a pretty new blue suit! After supper played Flinch. Papa went down town for the "returns" but we knew early by telephone, that our "Teddy" was elected, and I went to bed at 10, to the sound of tin horns. Nov. 9 Wed. Today the Hillman's sail. Claude went down to N.Y. for a day or two and tonight Char came down to get me to go up to Cro'nest & "protect" her. I was very tired, but decided to go and we went to bed early. In the pretty "den" - after a hot bath! The city did look beautiful from the hill. "Carlie" slept in Char's Closet! and we locked our doors. Result, no burglars!

11/7/04
"Baroness Fiddlesticks" 11/7/04
"Baroness Fiddlesticks - showy & lots of costuming but music not much. It was written by a "millionaire" who sat in a box with Mrs. Gussie MacDonell &c. The lobby was full of flowers &c. &c. Quite interesting. Nov. 8 Tues. Election day and Con's 40th birthday! Fine day, and we actually had a half holiday! I coaxed Mother out and we went up for a lovely walk over the Pinnacle (from Clinton St) She'd never been there & I only once. Enough leaves had fallen so that the views were fine. We came down "the bear path" into the Orphan Asylum lot and went thro' some of the cottages. Then stopped at Davis's where Flora Vogel entertained us a little while and then went to McCurdy's and bought Mother a pretty new blue suit! After supper played Flinch. Papa went down town for the "returns" but we knew early by telephone, that our "Teddy" was elected, and I went to bed at 10, to the sound of tin horns. Nov. 9 Wed. Today the Hillman's sail. Claude went down to N.Y. for a day or two and tonight Char came down to get me to go up to Cro'nest & "protect" her. I was very tired, but decided to go and we went to bed early. In the pretty "den" - after a hot bath! The city did look beautiful from the hill. "Carlie" slept in Char's Closet! and we locked our doors. Result, no burglars!
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