Island since
Martha telegraphed &
phoned me – to call on Mrs. Siemer and the Twins. She
met me at the ferry at St. George’s and
looked as natural as ever, tho’ a little pale. We trolleyed to
Stapleton – where I went thro' her little
house, saw the nice babies – (the boy looks much like her) and had a
nice little visit and some sandwiches and chocolate and left about
4:30 – she going to the Ferry with me again. I sat outside going up
but it was really quite cold.
Mary wasn’t there but I hardly
expected her, so dressed & took her opera glasses and mine & went
over to dinner and then up to the Bijou (The
day before we had been under it to the stage
to get Mrs. Dodson’s address) Mr. & Mrs.
Carruthers were there with
Mary but did not stay to the
theater. We enjoyed the play immensely – it is very clever.
Mrs. Dodson has a nice part too.
Island since
Martha telegraphed &
phoned me – to call on Mrs. Siemer and the Twins. She
met me at the ferry at St. George’s and
looked as natural as ever, tho’ a little pale. We trolleyed to
Stapleton – where I went thro' her little
house, saw the nice babies – (the boy looks much like her) and had a
nice little visit and some sandwiches and chocolate and left about
4:30 – she going to the Ferry with me again. I sat outside going up
but it was really quite cold.
Mary wasn’t there but I hardly
expected her, so dressed & took her opera glasses and mine & went
over to dinner and then up to the Bijou (The
day before we had been under it to the stage
to get Mrs. Dodson’s address) Mr. & Mrs.
Carruthers were there with
Mary but did not stay to the
theater. We enjoyed the play immensely – it is very clever.
Mrs. Dodson has a nice part too.
Island since
Martha telegraphed &
phoned me – to call on Mrs. Siemer and the Twins. She
met me at the ferry at St. George’s and
looked as natural as ever, tho’ a little pale. We trolleyed to
Stapleton – where I went thro' her little
house, saw the nice babies – (the boy looks much like her) and had a
nice little visit and some sandwiches and chocolate and left about
4:30 – she going to the Ferry with me again. I sat outside going up
but it was really quite cold.
Mary wasn’t there but I hardly
expected her, so dressed & took her opera glasses and mine & went
over to dinner and then up to the Bijou (The
day before we had been under it to the stage
to get Mrs. Dodson’s address) Mr. & Mrs.
Carruthers were there with
Mary but did not stay to the
theater. We enjoyed the play immensely – it is very clever.
Mrs. Dodson has a nice part too.
