I danced with Mr. Mason of course (but not all the
times he asked me) Couldn't get a
give Hal one, but had a nice waltz & chat
with George
- a couple with a Mr. Brooks (who is a flirt) one
with a Mr. Watts - and several others I can't
remember - a big whiskered - very English one (Zealand?) whom we met at
the
Gilson's afterward and who came and talked with me at
the Armory Friday night. I saw a clerical gentleman ask
Mr. Dymond to
introduce him (after some talk) and he proved to be a curate
(Mr. Headley) who had "given up dah-ncing
evidently sorely against his will "when he was ordained - and apologized
profusely when he asked if he might talk to me a little while -
Mr. Dymond said he shouldn't
come till ten - but Hilda informed me
she left word with Mrs. Alfred
that "Miss Bragdon
didn't care much for dancing & that would bring him early - I
think it was early - I didn't see him when he
came, but he captured me soon afterward & we had several talks -
longish & short. He brought me pictures and things & was full of
things to say - we occupied chimney corners & dark stair corners
(where) Hilda came to "chaperone" us
thro' supper- with Capt. Ashton & a pretty
Miss Nichol
I danced with Mr. Mason of course (but not all the
times he asked me) Couldn't get a
give Hal one, but had a nice waltz & chat
with George
- a couple with a Mr. Brooks (who is a flirt) one
with a Mr. Watts - and several others I can't
remember - a big whiskered - very English one (Zealand?) whom we met at
the
Gilson's afterward and who came and talked with me at
the Armory Friday night. I saw a clerical gentleman ask
Mr. Dymond to
introduce him (after some talk) and he proved to be a curate
(Mr. Headley) who had "given up dah-ncing
evidently sorely against his will "when he was ordained - and apologized
profusely when he asked if he might talk to me a little while -
Mr. Dymond said he shouldn't
come till ten - but Hilda informed me
she left word with Mrs. Alfred
that "Miss Bragdon
didn't care much for dancing & that would bring him early - I
think it was early - I didn't see him when he
came, but he captured me soon afterward & we had several talks -
longish & short. He brought me pictures and things & was full of
things to say - we occupied chimney corners & dark stair corners
(where) Hilda came to "chaperone" us
thro' supper- with Capt. Ashton & a pretty
Miss Nichol
I danced with Mr. Mason of course (but not all the
times he asked me) Couldn't get a
give Hal one, but had a nice waltz & chat
with George
- a couple with a Mr. Brooks (who is a flirt) one
with a Mr. Watts - and several others I can't
remember - a big whiskered - very English one (Zealand?) whom we met at
the
Gilson's afterward and who came and talked with me at
the Armory Friday night. I saw a clerical gentleman ask
Mr. Dymond to
introduce him (after some talk) and he proved to be a curate
(Mr. Headley) who had "given up dah-ncing
evidently sorely against his will "when he was ordained - and apologized
profusely when he asked if he might talk to me a little while -
Mr. Dymond said he shouldn't
come till ten - but Hilda informed me
she left word with Mrs. Alfred
that "Miss Bragdon
didn't care much for dancing & that would bring him early - I
think it was early - I didn't see him when he
came, but he captured me soon afterward & we had several talks -
longish & short. He brought me pictures and things & was full of
things to say - we occupied chimney corners & dark stair corners
(where) Hilda came to "chaperone" us
thro' supper- with Capt. Ashton & a pretty
Miss Nichol
