Nov. 11 Thurs.
Another "rawther nawsty 'day - and the day of the great Vagabond Rally at the
Bangs' house (see invitation). Of course we went
- And the first thing I saw in Mrs. B 's boudoir was Claude's new picture (a good one - by
Hoyt) in the place of honor. Those present were:
Mr & Mrs. Bangs, Mr. &
Mrs.Dean, Mr. & Mrs. Ellwood,
Mr. & Mrs. McDowell (came late & went
early) (Jno & Mae were invited but couldn't come.),
Miss Mary Dodds, Miss
Kate Stebbins, Miss Louise
Stowell, Miss
Bragdon, Mr. Ellis,
Mr Humphrey, Mr. Bragdon, Mr. Dumont, Mr. Grierson &
Mr. Howard. That's all I think of first
Jno. Dumont showed his stereoptican
views. most of them fine, Some of
Poole's Japanese ones - some others & many of his
own. They were colored & he was "jollied" & "Joshed" and the
picture much commented upon. Harvey's remark on "The visit from Cupid" (a
girl pouring tea for a naked little boy) was "under which teacups
are your clothes" - a little boy feeding a duck was "Lohengrin's
farewell to his swan" &c.&c. After that we sat
about & talked and the men smoked & Mr. Dean
played the symphony & he & Mrs. Dean
sang
Nov. 11 Thurs.
Another "rawther nawsty 'day - and the day of the great Vagabond Rally at the
Bangs' house (see invitation). Of course we went
- And the first thing I saw in Mrs. B 's boudoir was Claude's new picture (a good one - by
Hoyt) in the place of honor. Those present were:
Mr & Mrs. Bangs, Mr. &
Mrs.Dean, Mr. & Mrs. Ellwood,
Mr. & Mrs. McDowell (came late & went
early) (Jno & Mae were invited but couldn't come.),
Miss Mary Dodds, Miss
Kate Stebbins, Miss Louise
Stowell, Miss
Bragdon, Mr. Ellis,
Mr Humphrey, Mr. Bragdon, Mr. Dumont, Mr. Grierson &
Mr. Howard. That's all I think of first
Jno. Dumont showed his stereoptican
views. most of them fine, Some of
Poole's Japanese ones - some others & many of his
own. They were colored & he was "jollied" & "Joshed" and the
picture much commented upon. Harvey's remark on "The visit from Cupid" (a
girl pouring tea for a naked little boy) was "under which teacups
are your clothes" - a little boy feeding a duck was "Lohengrin's
farewell to his swan" &c.&c. After that we sat
about & talked and the men smoked & Mr. Dean
played the symphony & he & Mrs. Dean
sang
Nov. 11 Thurs.
Another "rawther nawsty 'day - and the day of the great Vagabond Rally at the
Bangs' house (see invitation). Of course we went
- And the first thing I saw in Mrs. B 's boudoir was Claude's new picture (a good one - by
Hoyt) in the place of honor. Those present were:
Mr & Mrs. Bangs, Mr. &
Mrs.Dean, Mr. & Mrs. Ellwood,
Mr. & Mrs. McDowell (came late & went
early) (Jno & Mae were invited but couldn't come.),
Miss Mary Dodds, Miss
Kate Stebbins, Miss Louise
Stowell, Miss
Bragdon, Mr. Ellis,
Mr Humphrey, Mr. Bragdon, Mr. Dumont, Mr. Grierson &
Mr. Howard. That's all I think of first
Jno. Dumont showed his stereoptican
views. most of them fine, Some of
Poole's Japanese ones - some others & many of his
own. They were colored & he was "jollied" & "Joshed" and the
picture much commented upon. Harvey's remark on "The visit from Cupid" (a
girl pouring tea for a naked little boy) was "under which teacups
are your clothes" - a little boy feeding a duck was "Lohengrin's
farewell to his swan" &c.&c. After that we sat
about & talked and the men smoked & Mr. Dean
played the symphony & he & Mrs. Dean
sang
