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1899
“A Parisian Romance” - “The Prince [illegible] ” - “The Senator” - “The Wife” - “Diplomacy”.
and I drove out to the Cemetery & called on “Lizzie” & her babies and saw Mannin & met Mrs. Fred Noyes &c. &c. getting home in time for dinner with Papa at his boarding house. Scott Oberdorf & the two Dyers & young Bailey were at the table & it was quite jolly. “Scott” gave me a little flag & was very polite. Before I went in the afternoon, I took a little drive with May & Albert
and drove to the Ball game & took a walk with Papa. Left at 3.30 & Edith met me at the station & I went with her & Mary to “A Parisian Romance” at the Lyceum in the evening. I have been to the theatre once or twice since – To the “Private Secretary” with the Chapins and to “The Senator”, “The Wife“ and “Diplomacy” at the Baker with Cad mostly – & Mr. Chapin.
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Mary Strong, Claude’s Chicago friend was here & we lunched at the grill room – she is a wit & very charming. This last week Edith Corse came thro’ – on her way west – and we lunched again & she was up here – she visited Florence Biegler

1899
“A Parisian Romance” - “The Prince [illegible] ” - “The Senator” - “The Wife” - “Diplomacy”.
and I drove out to the Cemetery & called on “Lizzie” & her babies and saw Mannin & met Mrs. Fred Noyes &c. &c. getting home in time for dinner with Papa at his boarding house. Scott Oberdorf & the two Dyers & young Bailey were at the table & it was quite jolly. “Scott” gave me a little flag & was very polite. Before I went in the afternoon, I took a little drive with May & Albert
and drove to the Ball game & took a walk with Papa. Left at 3.30 & Edith met me at the station & I went with her & Mary to “A Parisian Romance” at the Lyceum in the evening. I have been to the theatre once or twice since – To the “Private Secretary” with the Chapins and to “The Senator”, “The Wife“ and “Diplomacy” at the Baker with Cad mostly – & Mr. Chapin.
(6/3)
Mary Strong, Claude’s Chicago friend was here & we lunched at the grill room – she is a wit & very charming. This last week Edith Corse came thro’ – on her way west – and we lunched again & she was up here – she visited Florence Biegler

1899
“A Parisian Romance” - “The Prince [illegible] ” - “The Senator” - “The Wife” - “Diplomacy”.
and I drove out to the Cemetery & called on “Lizzie” & her babies and saw Mannin & met Mrs. Fred Noyes &c. &c. getting home in time for dinner with Papa at his boarding house. Scott Oberdorf & the two Dyers & young Bailey were at the table & it was quite jolly. “Scott” gave me a little flag & was very polite. Before I went in the afternoon, I took a little drive with May & Albert
and drove to the Ball game & took a walk with Papa. Left at 3.30 & Edith met me at the station & I went with her & Mary to “A Parisian Romance” at the Lyceum in the evening. I have been to the theatre once or twice since – To the “Private Secretary” with the Chapins and to “The Senator”, “The Wife“ and “Diplomacy” at the Baker with Cad mostly – & Mr. Chapin.
(6/3)
Mary Strong, Claude’s Chicago friend was here & we lunched at the grill room – she is a wit & very charming. This last week Edith Corse came thro’ – on her way west – and we lunched again & she was up here – she visited Florence Biegler
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