or the "Kensington". The play was very picturesque
& heroic - giving up lover for country & country for lover
&c.&c. The scenery fine & Julia's gowns "sweet".
But I choose to be the leading man. He always has the best of it
some way & is bound to look handsome in uniforms & lovely
high-collared coats & tight trousers & leggins & swords &
piercing eyes & the pretty heroine clinging to him, I'll leave
it to any man if the hasn't the best of it. Papa's gone to
Buffalo today on a $1.00 excursion.
Claude returned from
Oswego, Con went
to Geneseo & Frank
Davis, Theo, Arno & many others are going to
N.Y. on the Lehigh tonight for four dollars!!!
Mr. Aroix
stopped me on the stairs yesterday for a long conversation. He has a
new black suit & red & black tie & looks fine.
Oct. 9th Sun.
Last Sunday (2nd) I went up to High- land Park and sat an hour or two
over looking the lovely valley & reading my Kipling
- dear Kipling - about the
Wurra tides and so on. I walked back & got some purple
asters & things and after dinner went to the Davises & sat on the back piazza
with Mr. & Mrs. D.
& Chat came out & then
Lura & Mrs. Baker
1898
or the "Kensington". The play was very picturesque
& heroic - giving up lover for country & country for lover
&c.&c. The scenery fine & Julia's gowns "sweet".
But I choose to be the leading man. He always has the best of it
some way & is bound to look handsome in uniforms & lovely
high-collared coats & tight trousers & leggins & swords &
piercing eyes & the pretty heroine clinging to him, I'll leave
it to any man if the hasn't the best of it. Papa's gone to
Buffalo today on a $1.00 excursion.
Claude returned from
Oswego, Con went
to Geneseo & Frank
Davis, Theo, Arno & many others are going to
N.Y. on the Lehigh tonight for four dollars!!!
Mr. Aroix
stopped me on the stairs yesterday for a long conversation. He has a
new black suit & red & black tie & looks fine.
Oct. 9th Sun.
Last Sunday (2nd) I went up to High- land Park and sat an hour or two
over looking the lovely valley & reading my Kipling
- dear Kipling - about the
Wurra tides and so on. I walked back & got some purple
asters & things and after dinner went to the Davises & sat on the back piazza
with Mr. & Mrs. D.
& Chat came out & then
Lura & Mrs. Baker
1898
or the "Kensington". The play was very picturesque
& heroic - giving up lover for country & country for lover
&c.&c. The scenery fine & Julia's gowns "sweet".
But I choose to be the leading man. He always has the best of it
some way & is bound to look handsome in uniforms & lovely
high-collared coats & tight trousers & leggins & swords &
piercing eyes & the pretty heroine clinging to him, I'll leave
it to any man if the hasn't the best of it. Papa's gone to
Buffalo today on a $1.00 excursion.
Claude returned from
Oswego, Con went
to Geneseo & Frank
Davis, Theo, Arno & many others are going to
N.Y. on the Lehigh tonight for four dollars!!!
Mr. Aroix
stopped me on the stairs yesterday for a long conversation. He has a
new black suit & red & black tie & looks fine.
Oct. 9th Sun.
Last Sunday (2nd) I went up to High- land Park and sat an hour or two
over looking the lovely valley & reading my Kipling
- dear Kipling - about the
Wurra tides and so on. I walked back & got some purple
asters & things and after dinner went to the Davises & sat on the back piazza
with Mr. & Mrs. D.
& Chat came out & then
Lura & Mrs. Baker
