tailoring, etc. etc. and then took the Intra- mural over to Mt.
Vernon station and met Charella and Alice Johnston at the
N.Y. State building. All went over to the Art
Bldg. Into Spain
Belgium (Alice told us a story about
Mrs. Yerkes' picture by Van Biers) and then
Claude took me into the
French to see "Invading Cupid's Realm" by
Bouguereauis
. Also staid in the
Loan awhile. Then Ned,
Claude & I went up to Van
Houten's & had chocolate in the blue-tiled room -
with the cupboard beds, 500 yr. old door, 300 yr. old desk &c. &c.
Then went into the Liberal Arts & helped Ned hunt up mouldings - The French - and
then
Tiffany's - which was fine. The most lovely green library -
all rich soft tones but two bright orange & gilt chairs. Green
oak table & chairs - green brass handles. Green serpentine
marble fireplace seats and green leather cushions - glass hanging &c
most beautiful. Also lovely inlay, glass and mosaic work. A chapel
with windows &c.&c.&c. The best exhibit yet.
tailoring, etc. etc. and then took the Intra- mural over to Mt.
Vernon station and met Charella and Alice Johnston at the
N.Y. State building. All went over to the Art
Bldg. Into Spain
Belgium (Alice told us a story about
Mrs. Yerkes' picture by Van Biers) and then
Claude took me into the
French to see "Invading Cupid's Realm" by
Bouguereauis
. Also staid in the
Loan awhile. Then Ned,
Claude & I went up to Van
Houten's & had chocolate in the blue-tiled room -
with the cupboard beds, 500 yr. old door, 300 yr. old desk &c. &c.
Then went into the Liberal Arts & helped Ned hunt up mouldings - The French - and
then
Tiffany's - which was fine. The most lovely green library -
all rich soft tones but two bright orange & gilt chairs. Green
oak table & chairs - green brass handles. Green serpentine
marble fireplace seats and green leather cushions - glass hanging &c
most beautiful. Also lovely inlay, glass and mosaic work. A chapel
with windows &c.&c.&c. The best exhibit yet.
tailoring, etc. etc. and then took the Intra- mural over to Mt.
Vernon station and met Charella and Alice Johnston at the
N.Y. State building. All went over to the Art
Bldg. Into Spain
Belgium (Alice told us a story about
Mrs. Yerkes' picture by Van Biers) and then
Claude took me into the
French to see "Invading Cupid's Realm" by
Bouguereauis
. Also staid in the
Loan awhile. Then Ned,
Claude & I went up to Van
Houten's & had chocolate in the blue-tiled room -
with the cupboard beds, 500 yr. old door, 300 yr. old desk &c. &c.
Then went into the Liberal Arts & helped Ned hunt up mouldings - The French - and
then
Tiffany's - which was fine. The most lovely green library -
all rich soft tones but two bright orange & gilt chairs. Green
oak table & chairs - green brass handles. Green serpentine
marble fireplace seats and green leather cushions - glass hanging &c
most beautiful. Also lovely inlay, glass and mosaic work. A chapel
with windows &c.&c.&c. The best exhibit yet.
