then Herma & her father. During the
ceremony Meta & her father stood one
side and Mrs. Williams & Sophie the
other. Then we all raised the bride & she and the family (all but
Frieda & the children) went out to the
big dining room table. There were two round tables in the 2nd parlor
(Frieda, Pomona Dickinson,
Laura Taylor & Anita Flint at one; and
Dolores
, Cora Knapp, Miss Fogarty &
I at the other) and in the back parlor the 5 children,
Davis & Esther
and Dossenbach and two musicians. It was a jolly dinner.
Lots of good music and the children singing (school days: "Smarty!" Harrigan.
Afraid to go home in the dark. &c. &c.)
Papa's poem to Herma was read &c. &c. Little Margaret
West occasionally before & after and "Gro-pa" some. We had
bullion, fish croquettes, turkey, lettuce, tomato salad & cream cheese,
coffee, ice cream, kisses & brides cake & lots of fixings of Frieda,
Pomona & Sophie went to the attic
& dressed for the ball game and just before Herma & Lyons went up stairs. I took their
pictures - tho' it was very cloudy & had been raining a little. The girls
fixed streamers, hearts, rice, confetti, old shoes & a cow-bell
then Herma & her father. During the
ceremony Meta & her father stood one
side and Mrs. Williams & Sophie the
other. Then we all raised the bride & she and the family (all but
Frieda & the children) went out to the
big dining room table. There were two round tables in the 2nd parlor
(Frieda, Pomona Dickinson,
Laura Taylor & Anita Flint at one; and
Dolores
, Cora Knapp, Miss Fogarty &
I at the other) and in the back parlor the 5 children,
Davis & Esther
and Dossenbach and two musicians. It was a jolly dinner.
Lots of good music and the children singing (school days: "Smarty!" Harrigan.
Afraid to go home in the dark. &c. &c.)
Papa's poem to Herma was read &c. &c. Little Margaret
West occasionally before & after and "Gro-pa" some. We had
bullion, fish croquettes, turkey, lettuce, tomato salad & cream cheese,
coffee, ice cream, kisses & brides cake & lots of fixings of Frieda,
Pomona & Sophie went to the attic
& dressed for the ball game and just before Herma & Lyons went up stairs. I took their
pictures - tho' it was very cloudy & had been raining a little. The girls
fixed streamers, hearts, rice, confetti, old shoes & a cow-bell
then Herma & her father. During the
ceremony Meta & her father stood one
side and Mrs. Williams & Sophie the
other. Then we all raised the bride & she and the family (all but
Frieda & the children) went out to the
big dining room table. There were two round tables in the 2nd parlor
(Frieda, Pomona Dickinson,
Laura Taylor & Anita Flint at one; and
Dolores
, Cora Knapp, Miss Fogarty &
I at the other) and in the back parlor the 5 children,
Davis & Esther
and Dossenbach and two musicians. It was a jolly dinner.
Lots of good music and the children singing (school days: "Smarty!" Harrigan.
Afraid to go home in the dark. &c. &c.)
Papa's poem to Herma was read &c. &c. Little Margaret
West occasionally before & after and "Gro-pa" some. We had
bullion, fish croquettes, turkey, lettuce, tomato salad & cream cheese,
coffee, ice cream, kisses & brides cake & lots of fixings of Frieda,
Pomona & Sophie went to the attic
& dressed for the ball game and just before Herma & Lyons went up stairs. I took their
pictures - tho' it was very cloudy & had been raining a little. The girls
fixed streamers, hearts, rice, confetti, old shoes & a cow-bell
