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MEMORANDA May 16 1910. Mon. My birthday. Claude gave me a new paper die & loads of paper (monogram & street) also a beautiful bunch of sweet peas & Maiden hair. Letitia notes. Mother gloves - money - St. car tickets - Dem & Chron. Father money for portrait attachments. Lura jabot Mary candy. Edith bug pin. Chat Chanticleer pin. Trudybirch bark waste basket. Mrs. McA. phosphate. (Uncle Jay money - camera) Kate,
Alice, Dem, &c postals & Trudy sent a lovely little letter and a Lake George waste basket. May 11 1911
(over)
Claude told me a good deal about Walter Hampden (Dougherty) who is 32. Father a rent lawyer, brother an eminent landscape artist. He & Claude certainly are affinities. His wife Mabel Moore is of good [illegible] English 2 children boy - girl, about our boys' age. Hammond Clark his devoted follower - also Will Hutchins (a Yale amateur) and Mr. Oyer (a finished young actor) Claude thinks he is one of the "Greatest Souls" he ever met & he thinks he was sent here especially to meet Claude. Aug. 4-5 1912 contd. Mr. Reed do (delirium tremens) Donald & Miss Fisher ([illegible]) Miss Foster - pianist, Mrs. Gray (Mrs. F's Mother) Mrs. Bugg (nice old lady) Mrs. Davis [illegible] 's of Austin - Tex Mr. Rebbles (Dept. Store Hamilton "Foxy Granpa" Bob Mitchell (8) his nephew. Edith
 & Florence Pennybacher of Phila 2 Mr. Champ (of Chgo & Toronto) & a number of others - about 50 in all. The Wigmore family, Mr. &Mrs. Hope & Ethels & Mr. [illegible] , Hope's fiancee. May 29 1913 contd. Helen & Jim came around & bid each one goodbye & then went up to dress & we threw confetti. When they came down - (looking fine) They went to New York - then on so. Nantucket (June 5) & to The Tappan's (14) I went home & changed my dress & went to the office in the p.m. Tonight. Oct 23 1914 (Chandler's poems) "Our Flag & our Country" "Our Flag is of the union. The soldiers are marching around. This way & that way you can see' Footprints in the ground. Washington is our father, The father of our country, Lincoln saved the flag. Thy bombs bursting in air, Thy rifle blast I hear, Hark! I hear the cannons roar in the air. The soldiers are marching still. Our heroes live forever. (over)

MEMORANDA May 16 1910. Mon. My birthday. Claude gave me a new paper die & loads of paper (monogram & street) also a beautiful bunch of sweet peas & Maiden hair. Letitia notes. Mother gloves - money - St. car tickets - Dem & Chron. Father money for portrait attachments. Lura jabot Mary candy. Edith bug pin. Chat Chanticleer pin. Trudybirch bark waste basket. Mrs. McA. phosphate. (Uncle Jay money - camera) Kate,
Alice, Dem, &c postals & Trudy sent a lovely little letter and a Lake George waste basket. May 11 1911
(over)
Claude told me a good deal about Walter Hampden (Dougherty) who is 32. Father a rent lawyer, brother an eminent landscape artist. He & Claude certainly are affinities. His wife Mabel Moore is of good [illegible] English 2 children boy - girl, about our boys' age. Hammond Clark his devoted follower - also Will Hutchins (a Yale amateur) and Mr. Oyer (a finished young actor) Claude thinks he is one of the "Greatest Souls" he ever met & he thinks he was sent here especially to meet Claude. Aug. 4-5 1912 contd. Mr. Reed do (delirium tremens) Donald & Miss Fisher ([illegible]) Miss Foster - pianist, Mrs. Gray (Mrs. F's Mother) Mrs. Bugg (nice old lady) Mrs. Davis [illegible] 's of Austin - Tex Mr. Rebbles (Dept. Store Hamilton "Foxy Granpa" Bob Mitchell (8) his nephew. Edith
 & Florence Pennybacher of Phila 2 Mr. Champ (of Chgo & Toronto) & a number of others - about 50 in all. The Wigmore family, Mr. &Mrs. Hope & Ethels & Mr. [illegible] , Hope's fiancee. May 29 1913 contd. Helen & Jim came around & bid each one goodbye & then went up to dress & we threw confetti. When they came down - (looking fine) They went to New York - then on so. Nantucket (June 5) & to The Tappan's (14) I went home & changed my dress & went to the office in the p.m. Tonight. Oct 23 1914 (Chandler's poems) "Our Flag & our Country" "Our Flag is of the union. The soldiers are marching around. This way & that way you can see' Footprints in the ground. Washington is our father, The father of our country, Lincoln saved the flag. Thy bombs bursting in air, Thy rifle blast I hear, Hark! I hear the cannons roar in the air. The soldiers are marching still. Our heroes live forever. (over)

MEMORANDA May 16 1910. Mon. My birthday. Claude gave me a new paper die & loads of paper (monogram & street) also a beautiful bunch of sweet peas & Maiden hair. Letitia notes. Mother gloves - money - St. car tickets - Dem & Chron. Father money for portrait attachments. Lura jabot Mary candy. Edith bug pin. Chat Chanticleer pin. Trudybirch bark waste basket. Mrs. McA. phosphate. (Uncle Jay money - camera) Kate,
Alice, Dem, &c postals & Trudy sent a lovely little letter and a Lake George waste basket. May 11 1911
(over)
Claude told me a good deal about Walter Hampden (Dougherty) who is 32. Father a rent lawyer, brother an eminent landscape artist. He & Claude certainly are affinities. His wife Mabel Moore is of good [illegible] English 2 children boy - girl, about our boys' age. Hammond Clark his devoted follower - also Will Hutchins (a Yale amateur) and Mr. Oyer (a finished young actor) Claude thinks he is one of the "Greatest Souls" he ever met & he thinks he was sent here especially to meet Claude. Aug. 4-5 1912 contd. Mr. Reed do (delirium tremens) Donald & Miss Fisher ([illegible]) Miss Foster - pianist, Mrs. Gray (Mrs. F's Mother) Mrs. Bugg (nice old lady) Mrs. Davis [illegible] 's of Austin - Tex Mr. Rebbles (Dept. Store Hamilton "Foxy Granpa" Bob Mitchell (8) his nephew. Edith
 & Florence Pennybacher of Phila 2 Mr. Champ (of Chgo & Toronto) & a number of others - about 50 in all. The Wigmore family, Mr. &Mrs. Hope & Ethels & Mr. [illegible] , Hope's fiancee. May 29 1913 contd. Helen & Jim came around & bid each one goodbye & then went up to dress & we threw confetti. When they came down - (looking fine) They went to New York - then on so. Nantucket (June 5) & to The Tappan's (14) I went home & changed my dress & went to the office in the p.m. Tonight. Oct 23 1914 (Chandler's poems) "Our Flag & our Country" "Our Flag is of the union. The soldiers are marching around. This way & that way you can see' Footprints in the ground. Washington is our father, The father of our country, Lincoln saved the flag. Thy bombs bursting in air, Thy rifle blast I hear, Hark! I hear the cannons roar in the air. The soldiers are marching still. Our heroes live forever. (over)
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