little library forming Houghton Mifflin's exhibit & some
good book covers. Met "Mr. Perkins" - of
Remington's. Went down stairs again & thro'
Germany, Austria
& France - all fine - magnificent jewels - wrought
iron - furniture embroidery, gloves, clothes & stationary. Was
entirely charmed with the French bronzes. Left Claude & C &
Ed & I tried
to get lunch at the Café but there was nothing left but "doughnuts
& pie", so I met Ed & Mrs.
Allen with a "Gospel Chariot" & Ed gave me quite a ride in
it while his mother & C.
looked at the Chinese carvings. Then we went to the
Casino and had a nice lunch and sat in the
Peristyle & talked, till Claude took Edward to
"Buffalo Bill" and Charella & I went into the Liberal Arts
again. Saw the school exhibits, which were very interesting -
especially the blind school & their method of writing (sort of a type
writer) & reading &c. Saw some interesting photographs of royalty
& London beauties, from England &
Glasgow - also saw the Cutler Mfg.
Co. Exhibit. Then we went over to Van Houten's
& Charella
little library forming Houghton Mifflin's exhibit & some
good book covers. Met "Mr. Perkins" - of
Remington's. Went down stairs again & thro'
Germany, Austria
& France - all fine - magnificent jewels - wrought
iron - furniture embroidery, gloves, clothes & stationary. Was
entirely charmed with the French bronzes. Left Claude & C &
Ed & I tried
to get lunch at the Café but there was nothing left but "doughnuts
& pie", so I met Ed & Mrs.
Allen with a "Gospel Chariot" & Ed gave me quite a ride in
it while his mother & C.
looked at the Chinese carvings. Then we went to the
Casino and had a nice lunch and sat in the
Peristyle & talked, till Claude took Edward to
"Buffalo Bill" and Charella & I went into the Liberal Arts
again. Saw the school exhibits, which were very interesting -
especially the blind school & their method of writing (sort of a type
writer) & reading &c. Saw some interesting photographs of royalty
& London beauties, from England &
Glasgow - also saw the Cutler Mfg.
Co. Exhibit. Then we went over to Van Houten's
& Charella
little library forming Houghton Mifflin's exhibit & some
good book covers. Met "Mr. Perkins" - of
Remington's. Went down stairs again & thro'
Germany, Austria
& France - all fine - magnificent jewels - wrought
iron - furniture embroidery, gloves, clothes & stationary. Was
entirely charmed with the French bronzes. Left Claude & C &
Ed & I tried
to get lunch at the Café but there was nothing left but "doughnuts
& pie", so I met Ed & Mrs.
Allen with a "Gospel Chariot" & Ed gave me quite a ride in
it while his mother & C.
looked at the Chinese carvings. Then we went to the
Casino and had a nice lunch and sat in the
Peristyle & talked, till Claude took Edward to
"Buffalo Bill" and Charella & I went into the Liberal Arts
again. Saw the school exhibits, which were very interesting -
especially the blind school & their method of writing (sort of a type
writer) & reading &c. Saw some interesting photographs of royalty
& London beauties, from England &
Glasgow - also saw the Cutler Mfg.
Co. Exhibit. Then we went over to Van Houten's
& Charella
