to say that my skirt was ready - and anyway to come down for Ned
might be there. I went but she hadn't come. My skirt is very pretty.
Edith fondled me upstairs while the
bride & groom
entertained visitors below. She also walked way up
to White St. with me. where I took my car. Read
"Good Hunting".
Aug. 15. Thurs.
Still lovely. A letter from Mr.
Struthers
in true Canadian style and saying he - & perhaps
"Jim
"! - are coming next Sunday to call (!) on me
& "The dear girls". I therefore informed said girls & we're
all invited up there to tea Sunday p.m. Tonight Mary
was up for half an hour - & Geo.
Humphrey
came while she was here - on his wheel. She had just gone when
Charlotte & Helen came & then Edith
and Ned & we did have a jolly time
talking Stony
Lake. Ned says she has
really learned to swim! Prof. Forbes
taught her - Oh, lucky girl. They went home about 10 and I read
"Jimty".
to say that my skirt was ready - and anyway to come down for Ned
might be there. I went but she hadn't come. My skirt is very pretty.
Edith fondled me upstairs while the
bride & groom
entertained visitors below. She also walked way up
to White St. with me. where I took my car. Read
"Good Hunting".
Aug. 15. Thurs.
Still lovely. A letter from Mr.
Struthers
in true Canadian style and saying he - & perhaps
"Jim
"! - are coming next Sunday to call (!) on me
& "The dear girls". I therefore informed said girls & we're
all invited up there to tea Sunday p.m. Tonight Mary
was up for half an hour - & Geo.
Humphrey
came while she was here - on his wheel. She had just gone when
Charlotte & Helen came & then Edith
and Ned & we did have a jolly time
talking Stony
Lake. Ned says she has
really learned to swim! Prof. Forbes
taught her - Oh, lucky girl. They went home about 10 and I read
"Jimty".
to say that my skirt was ready - and anyway to come down for Ned
might be there. I went but she hadn't come. My skirt is very pretty.
Edith fondled me upstairs while the
bride & groom
entertained visitors below. She also walked way up
to White St. with me. where I took my car. Read
"Good Hunting".
Aug. 15. Thurs.
Still lovely. A letter from Mr.
Struthers
in true Canadian style and saying he - & perhaps
"Jim
"! - are coming next Sunday to call (!) on me
& "The dear girls". I therefore informed said girls & we're
all invited up there to tea Sunday p.m. Tonight Mary
was up for half an hour - & Geo.
Humphrey
came while she was here - on his wheel. She had just gone when
Charlotte & Helen came & then Edith
and Ned & we did have a jolly time
talking Stony
Lake. Ned says she has
really learned to swim! Prof. Forbes
taught her - Oh, lucky girl. They went home about 10 and I read
"Jimty".
