the beginning of a poem and there was laughter & gaiety. Everyone
seemed to feel good. We wore light dresses & flowers &
things & after supper had corn soup &c. &c. & I took
a flashlight and then we played
pedro – I got the booby prize! a huge
bottle (whiskey bottle) marked “Vera Violette, Roger & Gallet,” and
filled with water. Claire
was highest – but Mary
highest of the club – she got a pillow – & Helen
a “consolation” of a pretty little frame. I gave each of the girls
the Pleasant Pt.
picture of Helen – they seemed
much pleased. We had a very jolly evening – Mary’s break this time was that she
tho’t Helen Davis' glasses were a new
thing! Edith
came & staid with me that night to help carry home my
stuff. She tho’t my hair mattress was lovely. Mama has been more or less sick for a week &
went to Dr. Biegler. Before the
12 Perfects Dinner, Thursday I went up to
Mrs. Hoyt’s to a
the beginning of a poem and there was laughter & gaiety. Everyone
seemed to feel good. We wore light dresses & flowers &
things & after supper had corn soup &c. &c. & I took
a flashlight and then we played
pedro – I got the booby prize! a huge
bottle (whiskey bottle) marked “Vera Violette, Roger & Gallet,” and
filled with water. Claire
was highest – but Mary
highest of the club – she got a pillow – & Helen
a “consolation” of a pretty little frame. I gave each of the girls
the Pleasant Pt.
picture of Helen – they seemed
much pleased. We had a very jolly evening – Mary’s break this time was that she
tho’t Helen Davis' glasses were a new
thing! Edith
came & staid with me that night to help carry home my
stuff. She tho’t my hair mattress was lovely. Mama has been more or less sick for a week &
went to Dr. Biegler. Before the
12 Perfects Dinner, Thursday I went up to
Mrs. Hoyt’s to a
the beginning of a poem and there was laughter & gaiety. Everyone
seemed to feel good. We wore light dresses & flowers &
things & after supper had corn soup &c. &c. & I took
a flashlight and then we played
pedro – I got the booby prize! a huge
bottle (whiskey bottle) marked “Vera Violette, Roger & Gallet,” and
filled with water. Claire
was highest – but Mary
highest of the club – she got a pillow – & Helen
a “consolation” of a pretty little frame. I gave each of the girls
the Pleasant Pt.
picture of Helen – they seemed
much pleased. We had a very jolly evening – Mary’s break this time was that she
tho’t Helen Davis' glasses were a new
thing! Edith
came & staid with me that night to help carry home my
stuff. She tho’t my hair mattress was lovely. Mama has been more or less sick for a week &
went to Dr. Biegler. Before the
12 Perfects Dinner, Thursday I went up to
Mrs. Hoyt’s to a
