Willa had accident with ink. Left at noon to go to Sussex. Missed her train, ruined her dress, general excitement all around. Went up town and got pattern for tress that Mama’s going to make me, a blue voile.
Author: Kathleen
Diary of Llewellyn: June 26, 1924
Sat on porch till about 9 o’clock and then went to bed. Had Alice Smith was my hair at 6 o’clock. Bought pink jersey slip.
Next Entry: June 27, 1924
Diary of Llewellyn: June 25, 1924
Heavy shower came up just as I got on train, showered all the way out to Great Notch. George met me at train. Took ride over to Northfield & back. George & Florence went with us. Cleared off lovely and cool after shower. Sent Vivian silk shirt & Belle Mickel 6 tea napkins for her wedding.
Next Entry: June 26, 1924
Diary of Llewellyn: June 24, 1924
Pa came back from farm and we took ride down to Verona, Pleasandale, Northfield, Essex Fells and home. George got infection in his face. Mama got stye on her eye.
Next Entry: June 25, 1924
Diary of Llewellyn: June 23, 1924
Very warm. Layed down on couch and fell asleep, went to bed at 8:30.
Next Entry: June 24, 1924
Diary of Llewellyn: June 22, 1924
Beautiful Day. Took short rides. Loves up in afternoon. Uncle Rene came out in evening. Only went to Sunday School in morning. Willa taught Margaret VD’s class. Aunt Aggie though Marguerite was getting hooping cough.
Next Entry: June 23, 1924
Diary of Llewellyn: June 21, 1924
Trip up Hudson. Ruth came in with me in the morning. Willa, Ruth and I went together – 16 from Caldwell. Beautiful rainbow and sunset coming down. Willa went home with me, stayed over Sunday. Reached home about 12 o’clock. Went by way of tubes.
Next Entry: June 22, 1924
Diary of Llewellyn: June 20, 1924
Cloudy all day. Went to bed about 12 o’clock. Did little work from office.
Next Entry: June 21, 1924
Diary of Llewellyn: June 19, 1924
Went to Suffern. Stormy & then cleared. Hazy after dark.
Next Entry: June 20, 1924
Diary of Llewellyn: June 18, 1924
Terrible storm from 7 to 9. Lightening very sharp. Ragan’s house struck. Roads all washed out – (unreadable) like mad.