Hillman and I picked out loads of
pretty girls and found out who they were. He envied
Will Sloan (whom he knows) in the opposite box with
Laidley Harris (Ace of Diamonds) who
certainly was
lovely. A Mr. Miner - in a shining
dress suit and violets came and talked to us and told us "The
Ladies" stayed till the ushers had to close up. I saw Mrs.
Danforth
dancing with Mr. Leow
. Mr. M. also said that Mrs.
Little
(Queen
Ace of Clubs) had loads & loads of flowers and "the
fellows" had begun to be afraid to put their names in their gifts!
He was quite entertaining. Mr.
Hillman
complimented Rochester people in general very
highly and thinks there are mighty pretty girls here (I agree with
him.) After we put the rest on the car, Claude, Mr. H. and I
walked home (stopping for "lemon & Vichy") I like him very
much.
Hillman and I picked out loads of
pretty girls and found out who they were. He envied
Will Sloan (whom he knows) in the opposite box with
Laidley Harris (Ace of Diamonds) who
certainly was
lovely. A Mr. Miner - in a shining
dress suit and violets came and talked to us and told us "The
Ladies" stayed till the ushers had to close up. I saw Mrs.
Danforth
dancing with Mr. Leow
. Mr. M. also said that Mrs.
Little
(Queen
Ace of Clubs) had loads & loads of flowers and "the
fellows" had begun to be afraid to put their names in their gifts!
He was quite entertaining. Mr.
Hillman
complimented Rochester people in general very
highly and thinks there are mighty pretty girls here (I agree with
him.) After we put the rest on the car, Claude, Mr. H. and I
walked home (stopping for "lemon & Vichy") I like him very
much.
Hillman and I picked out loads of
pretty girls and found out who they were. He envied
Will Sloan (whom he knows) in the opposite box with
Laidley Harris (Ace of Diamonds) who
certainly was
lovely. A Mr. Miner - in a shining
dress suit and violets came and talked to us and told us "The
Ladies" stayed till the ushers had to close up. I saw Mrs.
Danforth
dancing with Mr. Leow
. Mr. M. also said that Mrs.
Little
(Queen
Ace of Clubs) had loads & loads of flowers and "the
fellows" had begun to be afraid to put their names in their gifts!
He was quite entertaining. Mr.
Hillman
complimented Rochester people in general very
highly and thinks there are mighty pretty girls here (I agree with
him.) After we put the rest on the car, Claude, Mr. H. and I
walked home (stopping for "lemon & Vichy") I like him very
much.
