but the supper was good. I sat next to
May as usual (!) And
Dolly
waited on table.
Chat got first prize - a blue & white
comfortable and Edith the booby -
a pocket-book. I took a flash light picture in which we look as tho'
we had been struck by lightning and we had the dinkiest business
session it has ever been my pleasure (?) to witness. Was glad to get home.
Fri. Oct. 16.
The cold I didn't get Saturday, has got me now sure - and has had me
a couple of days. Today went up to Cro'nest
at 12 o'clock and took some pictures for
Claude's "Good Housekeeping"
article.
6-
Char's room - the crow, &c.&c. It
was simply beautiful up there - Had lunch and got back about 2:45.
Tonight went with Edith to see
Maude Adams in "The Pretty Sister of Jose" -
a sweet little play
beautifully mounted - sceneried and costumed
also beautifully done - all flowers and moon and lantern light - bull
fights - senioritas ribbons and love, priests and virgins - revenge
and passion and of course an ending to be desired. She is quite as lovely
as ever - but no Spaniard.
Oct. 17 Sat.
A rainy, rainy day. Miss Lady and I both have colds, but are
planning a trip tomorrow perhaps.
but the supper was good. I sat next to
May as usual (!) And
Dolly
waited on table.
Chat got first prize - a blue & white
comfortable and Edith the booby -
a pocket-book. I took a flash light picture in which we look as tho'
we had been struck by lightning and we had the dinkiest business
session it has ever been my pleasure (?) to witness. Was glad to get home.
Fri. Oct. 16.
The cold I didn't get Saturday, has got me now sure - and has had me
a couple of days. Today went up to Cro'nest
at 12 o'clock and took some pictures for
Claude's "Good Housekeeping"
article.
6-
Char's room - the crow, &c.&c. It
was simply beautiful up there - Had lunch and got back about 2:45.
Tonight went with Edith to see
Maude Adams in "The Pretty Sister of Jose" -
a sweet little play
beautifully mounted - sceneried and costumed
also beautifully done - all flowers and moon and lantern light - bull
fights - senioritas ribbons and love, priests and virgins - revenge
and passion and of course an ending to be desired. She is quite as lovely
as ever - but no Spaniard.
Oct. 17 Sat.
A rainy, rainy day. Miss Lady and I both have colds, but are
planning a trip tomorrow perhaps.
but the supper was good. I sat next to
May as usual (!) And
Dolly
waited on table.
Chat got first prize - a blue & white
comfortable and Edith the booby -
a pocket-book. I took a flash light picture in which we look as tho'
we had been struck by lightning and we had the dinkiest business
session it has ever been my pleasure (?) to witness. Was glad to get home.
Fri. Oct. 16.
The cold I didn't get Saturday, has got me now sure - and has had me
a couple of days. Today went up to Cro'nest
at 12 o'clock and took some pictures for
Claude's "Good Housekeeping"
article.
6-
Char's room - the crow, &c.&c. It
was simply beautiful up there - Had lunch and got back about 2:45.
Tonight went with Edith to see
Maude Adams in "The Pretty Sister of Jose" -
a sweet little play
beautifully mounted - sceneried and costumed
also beautifully done - all flowers and moon and lantern light - bull
fights - senioritas ribbons and love, priests and virgins - revenge
and passion and of course an ending to be desired. She is quite as lovely
as ever - but no Spaniard.
Oct. 17 Sat.
A rainy, rainy day. Miss Lady and I both have colds, but are
planning a trip tomorrow perhaps.