There were not many people there but nearly all who were complimented
the Penfield decorations.
Claude was out to dine last night
and had tea with Miss Sibley and
Rogers - the
baritone matinee - hero man. We rode back about noon. It was
pleasant tho' rather hot. I found Edith on the piazza composing a letter to the Man!
(It was good - she read it to me) I was very tired and rested half an
hour before dinner (in Edith's
white Jap. slippers!) Just dozed off, I think. After a delicious
dinner we took a walk and later a ride - out to
Pittsford on the new trolley - and to the
pony-farm - to see the dear little pony-colt - only about 20 lbs! It
certainly was a dear and so were the older ones. We loafed a bit
when we got home - and had a picked-up supper - and Edith
played to me a long time on her piano. We both felt a bit the worse
for wear!
May 30 Mon
There were not many people there but nearly all who were complimented
the Penfield decorations.
Claude was out to dine last night
and had tea with Miss Sibley and
Rogers - the
baritone matinee - hero man. We rode back about noon. It was
pleasant tho' rather hot. I found Edith on the piazza composing a letter to the Man!
(It was good - she read it to me) I was very tired and rested half an
hour before dinner (in Edith's
white Jap. slippers!) Just dozed off, I think. After a delicious
dinner we took a walk and later a ride - out to
Pittsford on the new trolley - and to the
pony-farm - to see the dear little pony-colt - only about 20 lbs! It
certainly was a dear and so were the older ones. We loafed a bit
when we got home - and had a picked-up supper - and Edith
played to me a long time on her piano. We both felt a bit the worse
for wear!
May 30 Mon
There were not many people there but nearly all who were complimented
the Penfield decorations.
Claude was out to dine last night
and had tea with Miss Sibley and
Rogers - the
baritone matinee - hero man. We rode back about noon. It was
pleasant tho' rather hot. I found Edith on the piazza composing a letter to the Man!
(It was good - she read it to me) I was very tired and rested half an
hour before dinner (in Edith's
white Jap. slippers!) Just dozed off, I think. After a delicious
dinner we took a walk and later a ride - out to
Pittsford on the new trolley - and to the
pony-farm - to see the dear little pony-colt - only about 20 lbs! It
certainly was a dear and so were the older ones. We loafed a bit
when we got home - and had a picked-up supper - and Edith
played to me a long time on her piano. We both felt a bit the worse
for wear!
May 30 Mon
