came down with us to Monroe & Rutgers &
Kittie Crichton & a friend joined us and
we saw the long parade which was really fine. I felt myself getting cold tho'
thro' the soles of my shoes! Got into the mob ahead of the parade downtown &
walked home from there rather than wait for a very-late car. Illumination
beautiful.
Oct 14. Wed.
Not much business to day. A big industrial parade took up all the
morning - we saw it from the office windows. A crowd were there.
Edith Andrews came just as it was over &
we edged our way down to Duffy's where we
found Mrs. Andrews & Mother & after a long while got a very good dinner &
felt better. We walked over and went thro' the Hotel
Rochester, which they liked very much & then went to Howe
& Rogers to look for rugs. Then E. & I went to Doyle's to buy a waist &
to the Lyceum for tickets and to the
Seneca to telephone "Fred"
to come in & take her to dinner tomorrow. Then home & after dinner
& dressing E.
and Mrs. A. & I went to see Marie
Caheel
in "The Boys & Betty". A clever little play with lots of fun
in it & gorgeous costumes. Afterward Mrs.
Andrews took us into the Seneca where we had supper
fine chicken salad and orange ice &c.
Oct 15. Thurs.
Fine day 80 degree in shade. Left guests sleeping this a.m. but came home to
lunch to find them gone shopping. Tonight went
came down with us to Monroe & Rutgers &
Kittie Crichton & a friend joined us and
we saw the long parade which was really fine. I felt myself getting cold tho'
thro' the soles of my shoes! Got into the mob ahead of the parade downtown &
walked home from there rather than wait for a very-late car. Illumination
beautiful.
Oct 14. Wed.
Not much business to day. A big industrial parade took up all the
morning - we saw it from the office windows. A crowd were there.
Edith Andrews came just as it was over &
we edged our way down to Duffy's where we
found Mrs. Andrews & Mother & after a long while got a very good dinner &
felt better. We walked over and went thro' the Hotel
Rochester, which they liked very much & then went to Howe
& Rogers to look for rugs. Then E. & I went to Doyle's to buy a waist &
to the Lyceum for tickets and to the
Seneca to telephone "Fred"
to come in & take her to dinner tomorrow. Then home & after dinner
& dressing E.
and Mrs. A. & I went to see Marie
Caheel
in "The Boys & Betty". A clever little play with lots of fun
in it & gorgeous costumes. Afterward Mrs.
Andrews took us into the Seneca where we had supper
fine chicken salad and orange ice &c.
Oct 15. Thurs.
Fine day 80 degree in shade. Left guests sleeping this a.m. but came home to
lunch to find them gone shopping. Tonight went
came down with us to Monroe & Rutgers &
Kittie Crichton & a friend joined us and
we saw the long parade which was really fine. I felt myself getting cold tho'
thro' the soles of my shoes! Got into the mob ahead of the parade downtown &
walked home from there rather than wait for a very-late car. Illumination
beautiful.
Oct 14. Wed.
Not much business to day. A big industrial parade took up all the
morning - we saw it from the office windows. A crowd were there.
Edith Andrews came just as it was over &
we edged our way down to Duffy's where we
found Mrs. Andrews & Mother & after a long while got a very good dinner &
felt better. We walked over and went thro' the Hotel
Rochester, which they liked very much & then went to Howe
& Rogers to look for rugs. Then E. & I went to Doyle's to buy a waist &
to the Lyceum for tickets and to the
Seneca to telephone "Fred"
to come in & take her to dinner tomorrow. Then home & after dinner
& dressing E.
and Mrs. A. & I went to see Marie
Caheel
in "The Boys & Betty". A clever little play with lots of fun
in it & gorgeous costumes. Afterward Mrs.
Andrews took us into the Seneca where we had supper
fine chicken salad and orange ice &c.
Oct 15. Thurs.
Fine day 80 degree in shade. Left guests sleeping this a.m. but came home to
lunch to find them gone shopping. Tonight went
