is a kind of a velvet hat pretty girl - not the
kind I admire. We had escalloped oyster & coffee again and I was
terribly
wide awake when we came home - on the 11:30 car - and sat up in
my pleasant "nightie" - bathrobe & bed slippers & eider-down
comforter - reading
Harper's Weekly &c. till one o'clock.
Jan. 8. Friday
A pleasant day. Saw Ned at noon
& tonight took Mary to see Otis Skinner & sweet little
Maud Durbin
(his wife) in "A Soldier of Fortune". We sat in the
front row of the balcony, with
Charlotte & Helen Davis right behind and
Ned & Edith next to them. The play
was very romantic. Skinner very handsome. Maud
Durbinvery bewitching
Sarah Truax beautiful and all very fair. I enjoyed myself
first rate. Walked home with Ned &
Mary. Cold.
Jan. 9. Sat.
Fine bicycling. Took Diana down to be
cleaned. J.G. home again (Thursday p.m)
and nervous. Busy fixing new files &c. Shopped a little tonight.
Read & then bath & bed early - a nice long sleep, for a change.
Jan. 10. Sunday
Blustery. Fine snow blowing around but none on the ground. Spent
most of the morning in the kitchen. Geo
Humphrey
was up. Read "Soldiers of Fortune" by RH
Davis.
is a kind of a velvet hat pretty girl - not the
kind I admire. We had escalloped oyster & coffee again and I was
terribly
wide awake when we came home - on the 11:30 car - and sat up in
my pleasant "nightie" - bathrobe & bed slippers & eider-down
comforter - reading
Harper's Weekly &c. till one o'clock.
Jan. 8. Friday
A pleasant day. Saw Ned at noon
& tonight took Mary to see Otis Skinner & sweet little
Maud Durbin
(his wife) in "A Soldier of Fortune". We sat in the
front row of the balcony, with
Charlotte & Helen Davis right behind and
Ned & Edith next to them. The play
was very romantic. Skinner very handsome. Maud
Durbinvery bewitching
Sarah Truax beautiful and all very fair. I enjoyed myself
first rate. Walked home with Ned &
Mary. Cold.
Jan. 9. Sat.
Fine bicycling. Took Diana down to be
cleaned. J.G. home again (Thursday p.m)
and nervous. Busy fixing new files &c. Shopped a little tonight.
Read & then bath & bed early - a nice long sleep, for a change.
Jan. 10. Sunday
Blustery. Fine snow blowing around but none on the ground. Spent
most of the morning in the kitchen. Geo
Humphrey
was up. Read "Soldiers of Fortune" by RH
Davis.
is a kind of a velvet hat pretty girl - not the
kind I admire. We had escalloped oyster & coffee again and I was
terribly
wide awake when we came home - on the 11:30 car - and sat up in
my pleasant "nightie" - bathrobe & bed slippers & eider-down
comforter - reading
Harper's Weekly &c. till one o'clock.
Jan. 8. Friday
A pleasant day. Saw Ned at noon
& tonight took Mary to see Otis Skinner & sweet little
Maud Durbin
(his wife) in "A Soldier of Fortune". We sat in the
front row of the balcony, with
Charlotte & Helen Davis right behind and
Ned & Edith next to them. The play
was very romantic. Skinner very handsome. Maud
Durbinvery bewitching
Sarah Truax beautiful and all very fair. I enjoyed myself
first rate. Walked home with Ned &
Mary. Cold.
Jan. 9. Sat.
Fine bicycling. Took Diana down to be
cleaned. J.G. home again (Thursday p.m)
and nervous. Busy fixing new files &c. Shopped a little tonight.
Read & then bath & bed early - a nice long sleep, for a change.
Jan. 10. Sunday
Blustery. Fine snow blowing around but none on the ground. Spent
most of the morning in the kitchen. Geo
Humphrey
was up. Read "Soldiers of Fortune" by RH
Davis.
