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1893.
Nov. 4. Sat. Cloudy and cool. Looked like rain but didn't. Claude & "Con" came up in the office this morning and then visited other offices and lunched with Otto Block at the Whist Club. I went to the Lyceum with Mama in the afternoon and saw the dear little child- ren dance. The flowers - which were tiny & the autumn leaves were the cutest and the Old Maid the best. Little Mrs. Yankee Doodle - The Spanish girl (Roma Paxton) were fine and the Old Maid herself. Fannie Chapin & a little boy were "Cynthia & Reuben" and sang it real cute. The game of checkers was fine too - and the skipping rope dance by a little Jewish poppy in the Flower Frolic. They were all loaded with boquets and between acts Miss Eager had to come before the curtain (with the little Old Maid). Claude & Mr. H. were there and waited for us but I had to go back to the office - where I stayed talking to Gil- more till most six. Read & wrote in the evening. Talked with Mr. Hillman till very late. Edith & Mae were up to see me this p.m. and Nellie
tonight.

1893.
Nov. 4. Sat. Cloudy and cool. Looked like rain but didn't. Claude & "Con" came up in the office this morning and then visited other offices and lunched with Otto Block at the Whist Club. I went to the Lyceum with Mama in the afternoon and saw the dear little child- ren dance. The flowers - which were tiny & the autumn leaves were the cutest and the Old Maid the best. Little Mrs. Yankee Doodle - The Spanish girl (Roma Paxton) were fine and the Old Maid herself. Fannie Chapin & a little boy were "Cynthia & Reuben" and sang it real cute. The game of checkers was fine too - and the skipping rope dance by a little Jewish poppy in the Flower Frolic. They were all loaded with boquets and between acts Miss Eager had to come before the curtain (with the little Old Maid). Claude & Mr. H. were there and waited for us but I had to go back to the office - where I stayed talking to Gil- more till most six. Read & wrote in the evening. Talked with Mr. Hillman till very late. Edith & Mae were up to see me this p.m. and Nellie
tonight.

1893.
Nov. 4. Sat. Cloudy and cool. Looked like rain but didn't. Claude & "Con" came up in the office this morning and then visited other offices and lunched with Otto Block at the Whist Club. I went to the Lyceum with Mama in the afternoon and saw the dear little child- ren dance. The flowers - which were tiny & the autumn leaves were the cutest and the Old Maid the best. Little Mrs. Yankee Doodle - The Spanish girl (Roma Paxton) were fine and the Old Maid herself. Fannie Chapin & a little boy were "Cynthia & Reuben" and sang it real cute. The game of checkers was fine too - and the skipping rope dance by a little Jewish poppy in the Flower Frolic. They were all loaded with boquets and between acts Miss Eager had to come before the curtain (with the little Old Maid). Claude & Mr. H. were there and waited for us but I had to go back to the office - where I stayed talking to Gil- more till most six. Read & wrote in the evening. Talked with Mr. Hillman till very late. Edith & Mae were up to see me this p.m. and Nellie
tonight.
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