there was a night - visit from Milly
& Addie
& some day ones from J.M.
and I met Leighton
Steele for 10 minutes (the first time!) and he showed his
white teeth and said nice things and after- ward Helen (who's fond of him) told me more
about his tragedy. Then there were evenings of reading aloud singing
& playing cards or toasting marshmallows inside - a horrid last
Sunday - muggy & disagreeable & Trudy with a sick headache - a fearful thunderstorm in the
night - a mirror - like row around the island in the dusk &
several sunset rows - and a sunset picnic at dear
Mandalay - Trudy - Harriett Seltzer,
Myrtie Hyland & I - tea on the rock, the Sunset
and then a marsh- mallow roast and a weird ride home. A call on the
Howson's & one on the
Moshers. An invitation to Mandalay - (too rough to go) a day of
high wind and another nearly as bad. (but we rowed) chats with
Helen & with the Skipper
(about Milly & Matrimony &
Jack
and his queer Engagement &c. &c.)
Bert
- the
boat house - swimming &c. &c. The people were very nice - there were
there was a night - visit from Milly
& Addie
& some day ones from J.M.
and I met Leighton
Steele for 10 minutes (the first time!) and he showed his
white teeth and said nice things and after- ward Helen (who's fond of him) told me more
about his tragedy. Then there were evenings of reading aloud singing
& playing cards or toasting marshmallows inside - a horrid last
Sunday - muggy & disagreeable & Trudy with a sick headache - a fearful thunderstorm in the
night - a mirror - like row around the island in the dusk &
several sunset rows - and a sunset picnic at dear
Mandalay - Trudy - Harriett Seltzer,
Myrtie Hyland & I - tea on the rock, the Sunset
and then a marsh- mallow roast and a weird ride home. A call on the
Howson's & one on the
Moshers. An invitation to Mandalay - (too rough to go) a day of
high wind and another nearly as bad. (but we rowed) chats with
Helen & with the Skipper
(about Milly & Matrimony &
Jack
and his queer Engagement &c. &c.)
Bert
- the
boat house - swimming &c. &c. The people were very nice - there were
there was a night - visit from Milly
& Addie
& some day ones from J.M.
and I met Leighton
Steele for 10 minutes (the first time!) and he showed his
white teeth and said nice things and after- ward Helen (who's fond of him) told me more
about his tragedy. Then there were evenings of reading aloud singing
& playing cards or toasting marshmallows inside - a horrid last
Sunday - muggy & disagreeable & Trudy with a sick headache - a fearful thunderstorm in the
night - a mirror - like row around the island in the dusk &
several sunset rows - and a sunset picnic at dear
Mandalay - Trudy - Harriett Seltzer,
Myrtie Hyland & I - tea on the rock, the Sunset
and then a marsh- mallow roast and a weird ride home. A call on the
Howson's & one on the
Moshers. An invitation to Mandalay - (too rough to go) a day of
high wind and another nearly as bad. (but we rowed) chats with
Helen & with the Skipper
(about Milly & Matrimony &
Jack
and his queer Engagement &c. &c.)
Bert
- the
boat house - swimming &c. &c. The people were very nice - there were
