Sept. 24 Sat.
Little new this week except that cold weather has begun and the
Equinoctial has been giving it - the good old fashioned way, the last 2 or
3 days. Claude has gone to
N.Y. with Mr. Higgins and
Papa is still in
Watertown. I've had a letter from someone
nearly every day 18 pages from Maude
Weirand 12 from Stanley Oliver
(my hero Zealander) - a nice letter too recalling our good times
together and wanting me to write and telling about everything but his
health - the most important
(20th)
thing - Wednesday - no - Tuesday night - Edith and
Nellie & Mary & I went down to Charlotte to Elsie's but found her in bed (she expected us to supper,
it seems) it was lovely down there - cool & crisp &
moonlight-y and a taste of Autumn in the air and of winter in the cold -
sounding breakers on the shore. We came back in one of the nice big
cars. Claude & I have been reading
Geo. Ade's "Pink Marsh" - very funny Negro
character. I had letters from Crabtree -
Dr. Jacobson ("Kind friend") &
Caldwell, promising me pictures. The other day I
stood by the back window looking out at the rain when someone whistled
& I looked & Schumacher was waving a French
book to me from Aroix's window. He
walked down with me today & said he was studying it. Mama's having her black silk made over
all new at Miss Colling's.
Sept. 25 Sun.
Today Frank Davis took me to
Niagara Falls on a 50¢ excursion - the cheapest
yet - Con sat & talked with me
about half an hour in the station. He
1898.
Sept. 24 Sat.
Little new this week except that cold weather has begun and the
Equinoctial has been giving it - the good old fashioned way, the last 2 or
3 days. Claude has gone to
N.Y. with Mr. Higgins and
Papa is still in
Watertown. I've had a letter from someone
nearly every day 18 pages from Maude
Weirand 12 from Stanley Oliver
(my hero Zealander) - a nice letter too recalling our good times
together and wanting me to write and telling about everything but his
health - the most important
(20th)
thing - Wednesday - no - Tuesday night - Edith and
Nellie & Mary & I went down to Charlotte to Elsie's but found her in bed (she expected us to supper,
it seems) it was lovely down there - cool & crisp &
moonlight-y and a taste of Autumn in the air and of winter in the cold -
sounding breakers on the shore. We came back in one of the nice big
cars. Claude & I have been reading
Geo. Ade's "Pink Marsh" - very funny Negro
character. I had letters from Crabtree -
Dr. Jacobson ("Kind friend") &
Caldwell, promising me pictures. The other day I
stood by the back window looking out at the rain when someone whistled
& I looked & Schumacher was waving a French
book to me from Aroix's window. He
walked down with me today & said he was studying it. Mama's having her black silk made over
all new at Miss Colling's.
Sept. 25 Sun.
Today Frank Davis took me to
Niagara Falls on a 50¢ excursion - the cheapest
yet - Con sat & talked with me
about half an hour in the station. He
1898.
Sept. 24 Sat.
Little new this week except that cold weather has begun and the
Equinoctial has been giving it - the good old fashioned way, the last 2 or
3 days. Claude has gone to
N.Y. with Mr. Higgins and
Papa is still in
Watertown. I've had a letter from someone
nearly every day 18 pages from Maude
Weirand 12 from Stanley Oliver
(my hero Zealander) - a nice letter too recalling our good times
together and wanting me to write and telling about everything but his
health - the most important
(20th)
thing - Wednesday - no - Tuesday night - Edith and
Nellie & Mary & I went down to Charlotte to Elsie's but found her in bed (she expected us to supper,
it seems) it was lovely down there - cool & crisp &
moonlight-y and a taste of Autumn in the air and of winter in the cold -
sounding breakers on the shore. We came back in one of the nice big
cars. Claude & I have been reading
Geo. Ade's "Pink Marsh" - very funny Negro
character. I had letters from Crabtree -
Dr. Jacobson ("Kind friend") &
Caldwell, promising me pictures. The other day I
stood by the back window looking out at the rain when someone whistled
& I looked & Schumacher was waving a French
book to me from Aroix's window. He
walked down with me today & said he was studying it. Mama's having her black silk made over
all new at Miss Colling's.
Sept. 25 Sun.
Today Frank Davis took me to
Niagara Falls on a 50¢ excursion - the cheapest
yet - Con sat & talked with me
about half an hour in the station. He
