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MEMORANDA Apr 23 1910. Sat. Guernsey Curtis - of the beautiful voice - walked a little way with me tonight & said he was going to the country next week to work on a farm all summer - & then to Germany - to study - in the Fall. He doesn't look very well I think. Alice Bradshaw is now engaged (Mar. 12) to Clarence Galloway - on March 14th - her birthday. It was to another youth! Such is youth!! May 5 1911 Claude entertained Mr. & Mrs. Walter Hampden (Mabel Moore) Mr. Louis Anspacher ("Jno. Marchand") (Miss Kidder's husband) Will Hutchins, Lawrence Eyre, Mr. & Mrs. Sheldon Lewis, E.R. Miles I should say 75 or 80 people came. The view from the club, Letitia & a maid helped and the boys were in evidence. Every- one seemed to have a good time & I was very beautiful. Aug 4 1912 Met at "Summit House Port Cockburn - Mr. Alec. [illegible] (drinks) Mr. A-F. (lovely - my friend - [illegible] wife) Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Fraser & Adrian (son & g.son) Lydia, Hamilton & Edna Fraser (11, 9 1/2 & 8) my [illegible] children, Mr. & Mrs. [illegible] Albert Ullman of Buffalo & [illegible], Charlotte Lillian & Esther Alberta (16, 10 & 7) Mr. & Mrs. Jno. Ancona (of Rochester - [illegible] Jean, 10 mos.) Mr. & Mrs. McIntyre of Chicago, Mrs. (Nan Chace
) Holstein & Louise (10) of Cincinnati, her sister, Alice & Dora Chase & brother Steven (to have ranch at Virginia) Mrs. Paul & Mrs. ? of Va. May 29 1913 (Jim's wedding) after we all went to the house & say the lovely presents (she wore a lovely gold & platinum & sapphire bracelet from Jim) Then I talked with Stern & [illegible] &c. and we all sat down to a delightful breakfast. Louise Fenner & Daisy Bacon were with Mother & me.Claude stood by with Jim& was at the bride's table (8 in all) Oct. 23 1914 Chandler has been making poems - thinking & working on them. I copy three from his dictations (Henry's titles) Autumn Nature "Autumn has come once more, once more. The leaves are turning yellow & orange & red. The birds are going south, once more. The trees are bending their great big boughs. The clouds are sailing in the air. Winter has come once more, once more." (over)

MEMORANDA Apr 23 1910. Sat. Guernsey Curtis - of the beautiful voice - walked a little way with me tonight & said he was going to the country next week to work on a farm all summer - & then to Germany - to study - in the Fall. He doesn't look very well I think. Alice Bradshaw is now engaged (Mar. 12) to Clarence Galloway - on March 14th - her birthday. It was to another youth! Such is youth!! May 5 1911 Claude entertained Mr. & Mrs. Walter Hampden (Mabel Moore) Mr. Louis Anspacher ("Jno. Marchand") (Miss Kidder's husband) Will Hutchins, Lawrence Eyre, Mr. & Mrs. Sheldon Lewis, E.R. Miles I should say 75 or 80 people came. The view from the club, Letitia & a maid helped and the boys were in evidence. Every- one seemed to have a good time & I was very beautiful. Aug 4 1912 Met at "Summit House Port Cockburn - Mr. Alec. [illegible] (drinks) Mr. A-F. (lovely - my friend - [illegible] wife) Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Fraser & Adrian (son & g.son) Lydia, Hamilton & Edna Fraser (11, 9 1/2 & 8) my [illegible] children, Mr. & Mrs. [illegible] Albert Ullman of Buffalo & [illegible], Charlotte Lillian & Esther Alberta (16, 10 & 7) Mr. & Mrs. Jno. Ancona (of Rochester - [illegible] Jean, 10 mos.) Mr. & Mrs. McIntyre of Chicago, Mrs. (Nan Chace
) Holstein & Louise (10) of Cincinnati, her sister, Alice & Dora Chase & brother Steven (to have ranch at Virginia) Mrs. Paul & Mrs. ? of Va. May 29 1913 (Jim's wedding) after we all went to the house & say the lovely presents (she wore a lovely gold & platinum & sapphire bracelet from Jim) Then I talked with Stern & [illegible] &c. and we all sat down to a delightful breakfast. Louise Fenner & Daisy Bacon were with Mother & me.Claude stood by with Jim& was at the bride's table (8 in all) Oct. 23 1914 Chandler has been making poems - thinking & working on them. I copy three from his dictations (Henry's titles) Autumn Nature "Autumn has come once more, once more. The leaves are turning yellow & orange & red. The birds are going south, once more. The trees are bending their great big boughs. The clouds are sailing in the air. Winter has come once more, once more." (over)

MEMORANDA Apr 23 1910. Sat. Guernsey Curtis - of the beautiful voice - walked a little way with me tonight & said he was going to the country next week to work on a farm all summer - & then to Germany - to study - in the Fall. He doesn't look very well I think. Alice Bradshaw is now engaged (Mar. 12) to Clarence Galloway - on March 14th - her birthday. It was to another youth! Such is youth!! May 5 1911 Claude entertained Mr. & Mrs. Walter Hampden (Mabel Moore) Mr. Louis Anspacher ("Jno. Marchand") (Miss Kidder's husband) Will Hutchins, Lawrence Eyre, Mr. & Mrs. Sheldon Lewis, E.R. Miles I should say 75 or 80 people came. The view from the club, Letitia & a maid helped and the boys were in evidence. Every- one seemed to have a good time & I was very beautiful. Aug 4 1912 Met at "Summit House Port Cockburn - Mr. Alec. [illegible] (drinks) Mr. A-F. (lovely - my friend - [illegible] wife) Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Fraser & Adrian (son & g.son) Lydia, Hamilton & Edna Fraser (11, 9 1/2 & 8) my [illegible] children, Mr. & Mrs. [illegible] Albert Ullman of Buffalo & [illegible], Charlotte Lillian & Esther Alberta (16, 10 & 7) Mr. & Mrs. Jno. Ancona (of Rochester - [illegible] Jean, 10 mos.) Mr. & Mrs. McIntyre of Chicago, Mrs. (Nan Chace
) Holstein & Louise (10) of Cincinnati, her sister, Alice & Dora Chase & brother Steven (to have ranch at Virginia) Mrs. Paul & Mrs. ? of Va. May 29 1913 (Jim's wedding) after we all went to the house & say the lovely presents (she wore a lovely gold & platinum & sapphire bracelet from Jim) Then I talked with Stern & [illegible] &c. and we all sat down to a delightful breakfast. Louise Fenner & Daisy Bacon were with Mother & me.Claude stood by with Jim& was at the bride's table (8 in all) Oct. 23 1914 Chandler has been making poems - thinking & working on them. I copy three from his dictations (Henry's titles) Autumn Nature "Autumn has come once more, once more. The leaves are turning yellow & orange & red. The birds are going south, once more. The trees are bending their great big boughs. The clouds are sailing in the air. Winter has come once more, once more." (over)
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