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soon after Mr. Griffin, so we
had a very bright evening.
Sat. morn. was busy at home
H. came at 2 o'clk. and after
lunch we went to Lincoln Park
found it much improved every
way, the flowers, animals
and statues took our time
and we took our lunch there,
then went down town to store
to rest and get warm for it
was very chilly at the Park.
Then to the Auditorium to see
"America". Had a fine
seat, (H. bought tickets on
Mon.) 'Twas by far the finest
spectacular play I have ever
seen, no wonder every seat
in that vast hall was filled