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154JUNE 2 Thurs 1910 A little warmer today. Mr. Bunnell came in the office to see me & Father came down & took him to lunch & had a nice visit. He says Edith A. has a new diamond ring (she told me Mr. Clark wants to bring it) I saw Herma's cute baby - but not Herma to- night. She is very pretty - red hair & blue eyes. Father read aloud from Scribler's & then I read "It never can happen again." - which I like. The new [illegible] on Gilmore's land (Tappan's plans) was put ashed. Friday 1911 Rather cloudy & dine. Home to lunch & this p.m. to Claude's where I heard Mr. Hampden tell his personal religious & theosophic experiences - very intimately - It was wonderful - I could understand " The Servant in the House". Later when the people had gone I had a short but wonderful talk with him. We met - and parted - as old friends. And I am sure we understand each other. Tonight I took Marguerite & Mrs. Nash to "The glass House". Sun 1912 Another nice day. but warmer. Went down the lane to take pictures & see the sheep salted this a.m. - The colts & [illegible] & all the animals came along, hot coming back - A delicious Chicken dinner & dishes. Then a nice talk up stairs with "Ida
" "in our chemises" at 5 we drove to the station - just after Ida
 & cold left it poured. The train was later. We missed the Utica Connection & got home - about dead - between 12:30 & 1:00! Mother didn't get word I sent! "Good to be home". Mon 1913 Took busy to eat this noon. Claude took me to the first night of "What it means to a woman". We sat down in front by lovely Edith Sallfaro
 (Mrs. Brownes) some more of her kind. The Author in a box &c. &c. It was quite fun but we neither of us liked the play. It was out before 11. McPond (who likes Anne Meredith
) was in a box with Claude Mr. Frolingham Tues 1914 Gorgeous day! Went up to Jim's & I rode around with the boys to school to the station and at noon again (with Clarence
) Marguerite& Mrs. Daly called tonight, but didn't stay very late.

154JUNE 2 Thurs 1910 A little warmer today. Mr. Bunnell came in the office to see me & Father came down & took him to lunch & had a nice visit. He says Edith A. has a new diamond ring (she told me Mr. Clark wants to bring it) I saw Herma's cute baby - but not Herma to- night. She is very pretty - red hair & blue eyes. Father read aloud from Scribler's & then I read "It never can happen again." - which I like. The new [illegible] on Gilmore's land (Tappan's plans) was put ashed. Friday 1911 Rather cloudy & dine. Home to lunch & this p.m. to Claude's where I heard Mr. Hampden tell his personal religious & theosophic experiences - very intimately - It was wonderful - I could understand " The Servant in the House". Later when the people had gone I had a short but wonderful talk with him. We met - and parted - as old friends. And I am sure we understand each other. Tonight I took Marguerite & Mrs. Nash to "The glass House". Sun 1912 Another nice day. but warmer. Went down the lane to take pictures & see the sheep salted this a.m. - The colts & [illegible] & all the animals came along, hot coming back - A delicious Chicken dinner & dishes. Then a nice talk up stairs with "Ida
" "in our chemises" at 5 we drove to the station - just after Ida
 & cold left it poured. The train was later. We missed the Utica Connection & got home - about dead - between 12:30 & 1:00! Mother didn't get word I sent! "Good to be home". Mon 1913 Took busy to eat this noon. Claude took me to the first night of "What it means to a woman". We sat down in front by lovely Edith Sallfaro
 (Mrs. Brownes) some more of her kind. The Author in a box &c. &c. It was quite fun but we neither of us liked the play. It was out before 11. McPond (who likes Anne Meredith
) was in a box with Claude Mr. Frolingham Tues 1914 Gorgeous day! Went up to Jim's & I rode around with the boys to school to the station and at noon again (with Clarence
) Marguerite& Mrs. Daly called tonight, but didn't stay very late.

154JUNE 2 Thurs 1910 A little warmer today. Mr. Bunnell came in the office to see me & Father came down & took him to lunch & had a nice visit. He says Edith A. has a new diamond ring (she told me Mr. Clark wants to bring it) I saw Herma's cute baby - but not Herma to- night. She is very pretty - red hair & blue eyes. Father read aloud from Scribler's & then I read "It never can happen again." - which I like. The new [illegible] on Gilmore's land (Tappan's plans) was put ashed. Friday 1911 Rather cloudy & dine. Home to lunch & this p.m. to Claude's where I heard Mr. Hampden tell his personal religious & theosophic experiences - very intimately - It was wonderful - I could understand " The Servant in the House". Later when the people had gone I had a short but wonderful talk with him. We met - and parted - as old friends. And I am sure we understand each other. Tonight I took Marguerite & Mrs. Nash to "The glass House". Sun 1912 Another nice day. but warmer. Went down the lane to take pictures & see the sheep salted this a.m. - The colts & [illegible] & all the animals came along, hot coming back - A delicious Chicken dinner & dishes. Then a nice talk up stairs with "Ida
" "in our chemises" at 5 we drove to the station - just after Ida
 & cold left it poured. The train was later. We missed the Utica Connection & got home - about dead - between 12:30 & 1:00! Mother didn't get word I sent! "Good to be home". Mon 1913 Took busy to eat this noon. Claude took me to the first night of "What it means to a woman". We sat down in front by lovely Edith Sallfaro
 (Mrs. Brownes) some more of her kind. The Author in a box &c. &c. It was quite fun but we neither of us liked the play. It was out before 11. McPond (who likes Anne Meredith
) was in a box with Claude Mr. Frolingham Tues 1914 Gorgeous day! Went up to Jim's & I rode around with the boys to school to the station and at noon again (with Clarence
) Marguerite& Mrs. Daly called tonight, but didn't stay very late.
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