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1895.
crowd to the Lyceum. Charlotte & Mrs Davis sat next me. Our seats were first row in balcony. The house was full - Mr. & Mrs Will Wray & Lois & Delos sat behind us. Mae & John & the Hoards & Gordons further back. The Sibleys - Watsons, Elys, Rosses, Wilders, Beth Doty &c.&c. in boxes. &c.&c. A very brilliant audience. A lot of University boys in the gallery kept things lively. The play was everything I could wish and Caleb Plummer was delightful. In the semi-pathetic and funny parts, especially - Dot was cute and Tilly Slowboy was simply fine. Jefferson made a pretty little speech (mostly recommending Mayo.) between the plays - & then appeared as "Golightly" in yellow whiskers! It was a delight - the whole evening & I enjoyed my visits with Charlotte between times. Claude & Frank were both waiting & the Davises & "us" walked down together (the girls went with Elsie & Will .) Claude & I walked home. It was a fair - starry night. He has had a beautiful sonnet published in the Philistine.

1895.
crowd to the Lyceum. Charlotte & Mrs Davis sat next me. Our seats were first row in balcony. The house was full - Mr. & Mrs Will Wray & Lois & Delos sat behind us. Mae & John & the Hoards & Gordons further back. The Sibleys - Watsons, Elys, Rosses, Wilders, Beth Doty &c.&c. in boxes. &c.&c. A very brilliant audience. A lot of University boys in the gallery kept things lively. The play was everything I could wish and Caleb Plummer was delightful. In the semi-pathetic and funny parts, especially - Dot was cute and Tilly Slowboy was simply fine. Jefferson made a pretty little speech (mostly recommending Mayo.) between the plays - & then appeared as "Golightly" in yellow whiskers! It was a delight - the whole evening & I enjoyed my visits with Charlotte between times. Claude & Frank were both waiting & the Davises & "us" walked down together (the girls went with Elsie & Will .) Claude & I walked home. It was a fair - starry night. He has had a beautiful sonnet published in the Philistine.

1895.
crowd to the Lyceum. Charlotte & Mrs Davis sat next me. Our seats were first row in balcony. The house was full - Mr. & Mrs Will Wray & Lois & Delos sat behind us. Mae & John & the Hoards & Gordons further back. The Sibleys - Watsons, Elys, Rosses, Wilders, Beth Doty &c.&c. in boxes. &c.&c. A very brilliant audience. A lot of University boys in the gallery kept things lively. The play was everything I could wish and Caleb Plummer was delightful. In the semi-pathetic and funny parts, especially - Dot was cute and Tilly Slowboy was simply fine. Jefferson made a pretty little speech (mostly recommending Mayo.) between the plays - & then appeared as "Golightly" in yellow whiskers! It was a delight - the whole evening & I enjoyed my visits with Charlotte between times. Claude & Frank were both waiting & the Davises & "us" walked down together (the girls went with Elsie & Will .) Claude & I walked home. It was a fair - starry night. He has had a beautiful sonnet published in the Philistine.
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