Len Allen & Atkinson. Miss Atkinson - (white
silk) Florence &
Daisy Beach (in white) and their Father and a
little "William", Hannah's
nephew. I never saw anything so lovely as
Mrs. Allen - in pale blue and black
low neck & short big sleeves. A lovely lovely
"Gibson - girl" ex- quisitely colored. I could
help kissing her and she thanked me for it!
We had a lovely time. First the Tree and five happy boys. Then they
had supper and little Louis at the head of the
table was very cute indeed. Then the rest of us had supper at little
tables. Claude & Mr. A.
acting as waiters. I sat in the corner with
Alice Atkinson - who was quite entertaining. We had
coffee, bread & butter, chicken salad, ice cream, macaroons
& Frank's birthday cake - 7 candles. Mr.
Allen had one yesterday with 40 on! He was very funny
indeed all the evening. Sang songs "The Boy stood on the Burning
Deck His feet were white as Snow!" etc. and "But he
didn't split the wood!
Len Allen & Atkinson. Miss Atkinson - (white
silk) Florence &
Daisy Beach (in white) and their Father and a
little "William", Hannah's
nephew. I never saw anything so lovely as
Mrs. Allen - in pale blue and black
low neck & short big sleeves. A lovely lovely
"Gibson - girl" ex- quisitely colored. I could
help kissing her and she thanked me for it!
We had a lovely time. First the Tree and five happy boys. Then they
had supper and little Louis at the head of the
table was very cute indeed. Then the rest of us had supper at little
tables. Claude & Mr. A.
acting as waiters. I sat in the corner with
Alice Atkinson - who was quite entertaining. We had
coffee, bread & butter, chicken salad, ice cream, macaroons
& Frank's birthday cake - 7 candles. Mr.
Allen had one yesterday with 40 on! He was very funny
indeed all the evening. Sang songs "The Boy stood on the Burning
Deck His feet were white as Snow!" etc. and "But he
didn't split the wood!
Len Allen & Atkinson. Miss Atkinson - (white
silk) Florence &
Daisy Beach (in white) and their Father and a
little "William", Hannah's
nephew. I never saw anything so lovely as
Mrs. Allen - in pale blue and black
low neck & short big sleeves. A lovely lovely
"Gibson - girl" ex- quisitely colored. I could
help kissing her and she thanked me for it!
We had a lovely time. First the Tree and five happy boys. Then they
had supper and little Louis at the head of the
table was very cute indeed. Then the rest of us had supper at little
tables. Claude & Mr. A.
acting as waiters. I sat in the corner with
Alice Atkinson - who was quite entertaining. We had
coffee, bread & butter, chicken salad, ice cream, macaroons
& Frank's birthday cake - 7 candles. Mr.
Allen had one yesterday with 40 on! He was very funny
indeed all the evening. Sang songs "The Boy stood on the Burning
Deck His feet were white as Snow!" etc. and "But he
didn't split the wood!
