Apr 15 Fri.
Still horrid weather - Claude, Papa & I picked out wall paper this noon. The
lunched at the Eggleston. Was invited
to Lura's to play flinchbut had promised to go with Mother to the Eureka club to hear the
Bradstreet boys in "Engaged". Frank Bellamy was the hero and "Rappy" Allen had a fine character part. The
Warner boys were funny. John
had about 6 different costumes (women's).
Arthur Walbridge made a pretty young bride. It snowed hard
when we went but when we came home it was a terrific blizzard! The cars
stopped and all that. We walked about half- way. Then took the
Plymouth Ave.
car and were soaking wet and an hour getting home!
Didn't sleep enough.
Apr. 16. Sat
But it was really very beautiful this morning. About 9 inches un-
trodden snow in the bright sunshine. Quite a second winter. We are getting
ready to move again. This time into Bradstreet's quarters at the
north side. J.W. has been sick all the week
with bronchitis. Edith
was up this p.m. Went down to the "Y" to the Country
Fair. Had supper with Helen,
Frank & Lillian. The
Fair was good. Miss Vogel a funny
Apr 15 Fri.
Still horrid weather - Claude, Papa & I picked out wall paper this noon. The
lunched at the Eggleston. Was invited
to Lura's to play flinchbut had promised to go with Mother to the Eureka club to hear the
Bradstreet boys in "Engaged". Frank Bellamy was the hero and "Rappy" Allen had a fine character part. The
Warner boys were funny. John
had about 6 different costumes (women's).
Arthur Walbridge made a pretty young bride. It snowed hard
when we went but when we came home it was a terrific blizzard! The cars
stopped and all that. We walked about half- way. Then took the
Plymouth Ave.
car and were soaking wet and an hour getting home!
Didn't sleep enough.
Apr. 16. Sat
But it was really very beautiful this morning. About 9 inches un-
trodden snow in the bright sunshine. Quite a second winter. We are getting
ready to move again. This time into Bradstreet's quarters at the
north side. J.W. has been sick all the week
with bronchitis. Edith
was up this p.m. Went down to the "Y" to the Country
Fair. Had supper with Helen,
Frank & Lillian. The
Fair was good. Miss Vogel a funny
Apr 15 Fri.
Still horrid weather - Claude, Papa & I picked out wall paper this noon. The
lunched at the Eggleston. Was invited
to Lura's to play flinchbut had promised to go with Mother to the Eureka club to hear the
Bradstreet boys in "Engaged". Frank Bellamy was the hero and "Rappy" Allen had a fine character part. The
Warner boys were funny. John
had about 6 different costumes (women's).
Arthur Walbridge made a pretty young bride. It snowed hard
when we went but when we came home it was a terrific blizzard! The cars
stopped and all that. We walked about half- way. Then took the
Plymouth Ave.
car and were soaking wet and an hour getting home!
Didn't sleep enough.
Apr. 16. Sat
But it was really very beautiful this morning. About 9 inches un-
trodden snow in the bright sunshine. Quite a second winter. We are getting
ready to move again. This time into Bradstreet's quarters at the
north side. J.W. has been sick all the week
with bronchitis. Edith
was up this p.m. Went down to the "Y" to the Country
Fair. Had supper with Helen,
Frank & Lillian. The
Fair was good. Miss Vogel a funny
