didn't hurry because the girls at her table were giving her a birthday spread. While Edith was getting ready she broke a pitcher (full of water) on her clothes press floor and had to dress all over. We got up there, rather late, but had a very pleasant time. The girls told all about "Sabrina" of Amherst fame - a Statue who has to be at a certain banquet very year and is hidden the rest of the time. Has been to Paris and California and in the ocean &c. &c. At nine we all went down to "Mead" to a literary meeting of the Psi Omegas - such nice girls. Miss Carpenter read a very good paper - in a charming manner - about "the Concord group". The girls did fancy work &c. Edith and I re- mained behind and spent the night. She studied till 11 or so, and I read. Nov. 27 Sunday It got colder in the night and my cold is pretty bad now. Went up to Brigham to breakfast. Mrs. Fairchild was very nice - Miss Halbert came in after church (she's the one who looks like Alice Bunnell) to ask Edith if she might go with her. She rooms with Jessie Caton.
didn't hurry because the girls at her table were giving her a birthday spread. While Edith was getting ready she broke a pitcher (full of water) on her clothes press floor and had to dress all over. We got up there, rather late, but had a very pleasant time. The girls told all about "Sabrina" of Amherst fame - a Statue who has to be at a certain banquet very year and is hidden the rest of the time. Has been to Paris and California and in the ocean &c. &c. At nine we all went down to "Mead" to a literary meeting of the Psi Omegas - such nice girls. Miss Carpenter read a very good paper - in a charming manner - about "the Concord group". The girls did fancy work &c. Edith and I re- mained behind and spent the night. She studied till 11 or so, and I read. Nov. 27 Sunday It got colder in the night and my cold is pretty bad now. Went up to Brigham to breakfast. Mrs. Fairchild was very nice - Miss Halbert came in after church (she's the one who looks like Alice Bunnell) to ask Edith if she might go with her. She rooms with Jessie Caton.
didn't hurry because the girls at her table were giving her a birthday spread. While Edith was getting ready she broke a pitcher (full of water) on her clothes press floor and had to dress all over. We got up there, rather late, but had a very pleasant time. The girls told all about "Sabrina" of Amherst fame - a Statue who has to be at a certain banquet very year and is hidden the rest of the time. Has been to Paris and California and in the ocean &c. &c. At nine we all went down to "Mead" to a literary meeting of the Psi Omegas - such nice girls. Miss Carpenter read a very good paper - in a charming manner - about "the Concord group". The girls did fancy work &c. Edith and I re- mained behind and spent the night. She studied till 11 or so, and I read. Nov. 27 Sunday It got colder in the night and my cold is pretty bad now. Went up to Brigham to breakfast. Mrs. Fairchild was very nice - Miss Halbert came in after church (she's the one who looks like Alice Bunnell) to ask Edith if she might go with her. She rooms with Jessie Caton.
