Metropolitan Excursion. We all had this Saturday off. Washed my hair. Roswell called up about 9:15 and said Midred Husk and Marie Mamquist were up & for me to come up.
Author: Kathleen
Diary of Llewellyn: July 27, 1923
George played ball. We went down & watched him. To bed about 10 o’clock.
Next Entry: July 28, 1923
Diary of Llewellyn: July 26, 1923
Pa went to see Stigut’s & show them the car. They were not home. I stayed home & knitted.
Next Entry: July 27, 1923
Diary of Llewellyn: July 25, 1923
Excursion. I took my 1 days vacation off. Very stormy & Cloudy early in morning. Sun out by time we watched Ashiry (sp?). Lovely afternoon. Water dandy – 68. Pa – Geo & I went in bathing. Grandma & Mama sat on beach. About 450 from Caldwell went.
Next Entry: July 26, 1923
Diary of Llewellyn: July 24, 1923
Went uptown and bought black & white sleeveless sweater. We all went to bed early so we could be up early for excursion.
Next Entry: July 25, 1923
Diary of Llewellyn: July 23, 1923
Took ride to Suffern at night. Pa gave Uncle Rene another lesson at driving car. I took Marguerite & went with them. Very cold coming home in machine. Pa had overcoat on in backseat.
Next Entry: July 24, 1923
Diary of Llewellyn: July 22, 1923
Went to all of church service. Had dinner at 1 o’clock and left for home at 2 o’clock. Jennie met us at Grand Central in New York. Pa met me at Lukes in Newark. Beulah & Jennie came up by trolley. Heavy thunder shower in Caldwell in afternoon.
Next Entry: July 23, 1923
Diary of Llewellyn: July 21, 1923
Went to all classes. Concert at night. Large campfire after concert. Very warm until about 2 o’clock when it showered.
Next Entry: July 22, 1923
Quilting has taken over
I haven’t had much time for my genealogy lately. It’s the chaos of summer and quilting that has me busy as a bee. Hopefully things will calm down now that all the trips are done with and Grandpa is settled. I’ve discovered quilting really relaxes me so I’ve been working on that a little more then genealogy. I’ve got the itch to have a genealogy day soon though! My research didn’t happen this summer because of circumstances, so I have a little more time now to sort through my family files and get them straight. I’m still transcribing Llewellyn’s Diary, and I have an inbox full of emails to answer today. So don’t give up on me yet! It’s just a sign of summer.
Diary of Llewellyn: July 12, 1923
Miss Gerold’s 25th anniversary. We had picture taken of table. Gave her flowers. Miss Pusch & I made Jackhorner pie for it. She was very much surprised.