It was at Davis's (Lura & Helen the committee) I wore my new dress and new hat -
and didn't get it soiled either as it cleared off - or rather, stopped
raining, before we came home and I wasn't crowded going up. Matie didn't telegraph - strange to say -
but May Rogers
did - (she went to New York to see
Clare
's new
baby - "Roger Whitman") and Mabel sent us a poem. The dinner was very
nice (tho' the tomato soup curdled!) fried chicken, rice balls, sweet
potatoes, gravy, rolls, tomatoe, lettuce
& mayonnaise, and grape fruit We had a very good time tho'
Helen seemed quite used up and
didn't come for - pedro, so we only played a
little while.
Nellie got first (a picture) and
Chat last (a jap-doll) Hamilton
played substitute (and Mrs. D.
a little while) Edith bought
Chat's lovely blue silk dress for
nine dollars! And carried it home. We are certainly getting aged or
losing our enthusiasm or something - some of us- say
Helen, Lura, possibly Edith . I
think
It was at Davis's (Lura & Helen the committee) I wore my new dress and new hat -
and didn't get it soiled either as it cleared off - or rather, stopped
raining, before we came home and I wasn't crowded going up. Matie didn't telegraph - strange to say -
but May Rogers
did - (she went to New York to see
Clare
's new
baby - "Roger Whitman") and Mabel sent us a poem. The dinner was very
nice (tho' the tomato soup curdled!) fried chicken, rice balls, sweet
potatoes, gravy, rolls, tomatoe, lettuce
& mayonnaise, and grape fruit We had a very good time tho'
Helen seemed quite used up and
didn't come for - pedro, so we only played a
little while.
Nellie got first (a picture) and
Chat last (a jap-doll) Hamilton
played substitute (and Mrs. D.
a little while) Edith bought
Chat's lovely blue silk dress for
nine dollars! And carried it home. We are certainly getting aged or
losing our enthusiasm or something - some of us- say
Helen, Lura, possibly Edith . I
think
It was at Davis's (Lura & Helen the committee) I wore my new dress and new hat -
and didn't get it soiled either as it cleared off - or rather, stopped
raining, before we came home and I wasn't crowded going up. Matie didn't telegraph - strange to say -
but May Rogers
did - (she went to New York to see
Clare
's new
baby - "Roger Whitman") and Mabel sent us a poem. The dinner was very
nice (tho' the tomato soup curdled!) fried chicken, rice balls, sweet
potatoes, gravy, rolls, tomatoe, lettuce
& mayonnaise, and grape fruit We had a very good time tho'
Helen seemed quite used up and
didn't come for - pedro, so we only played a
little while.
Nellie got first (a picture) and
Chat last (a jap-doll) Hamilton
played substitute (and Mrs. D.
a little while) Edith bought
Chat's lovely blue silk dress for
nine dollars! And carried it home. We are certainly getting aged or
losing our enthusiasm or something - some of us- say
Helen, Lura, possibly Edith . I
think
