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"A Trip to Chinatown."
1893.
Apr. 6. Thursday The ground was covered with snow this morning! but it melted off soon. Miss Rogers sick & not at the office. Ned came for me at 5 and we strolled up to the Lyceum & get tickets for "A Trip to Chinatown" tonight - and strolled back. Helen Davis passed but didn't see us. I couldn't fix the flowers to suit on my spring hat, so didn't wear it, but when the girls came - Ned, Mae , Edith & Freddy - they all protested their dis- appointment but - F. Ned brought me a bunch of violets & some went over & sat in a row in "E." Balcony. Ned, Mae, May, Edith, Freddy (hats) - it was certainly a "musical trifle" and a "Farce Comedy" - and almost painfully funny. They sang "Reuben Reuben, I've been thinking" and "The Bowery" and some little girls danced very nicely & took off Lottie Collins in "Ta-ra-ra-boom-de-ay" &c. &c. But there was too much of it for me.

"A Trip to Chinatown."
1893.
Apr. 6. Thursday The ground was covered with snow this morning! but it melted off soon. Miss Rogers sick & not at the office. Ned came for me at 5 and we strolled up to the Lyceum & get tickets for "A Trip to Chinatown" tonight - and strolled back. Helen Davis passed but didn't see us. I couldn't fix the flowers to suit on my spring hat, so didn't wear it, but when the girls came - Ned, Mae , Edith & Freddy - they all protested their dis- appointment but - F. Ned brought me a bunch of violets & some went over & sat in a row in "E." Balcony. Ned, Mae, May, Edith, Freddy (hats) - it was certainly a "musical trifle" and a "Farce Comedy" - and almost painfully funny. They sang "Reuben Reuben, I've been thinking" and "The Bowery" and some little girls danced very nicely & took off Lottie Collins in "Ta-ra-ra-boom-de-ay" &c. &c. But there was too much of it for me.

"A Trip to Chinatown."
1893.
Apr. 6. Thursday The ground was covered with snow this morning! but it melted off soon. Miss Rogers sick & not at the office. Ned came for me at 5 and we strolled up to the Lyceum & get tickets for "A Trip to Chinatown" tonight - and strolled back. Helen Davis passed but didn't see us. I couldn't fix the flowers to suit on my spring hat, so didn't wear it, but when the girls came - Ned, Mae , Edith & Freddy - they all protested their dis- appointment but - F. Ned brought me a bunch of violets & some went over & sat in a row in "E." Balcony. Ned, Mae, May, Edith, Freddy (hats) - it was certainly a "musical trifle" and a "Farce Comedy" - and almost painfully funny. They sang "Reuben Reuben, I've been thinking" and "The Bowery" and some little girls danced very nicely & took off Lottie Collins in "Ta-ra-ra-boom-de-ay" &c. &c. But there was too much of it for me.
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