Monday, January 21, 1929

It was cold again this morning. I shivered between the sheets. I’m going to have a dinner party. I’m asking three boys that I don’t know very well but I talked it over with Helen at school this morning and she seemed to think it was all right. English class was a class meeting today and Morton read his play and it sounds pretty good. We went swimming this afternoon. It looked like it was going to be warm because the sun was out but it was icy chilly. I saw Beverly Handcock out there. He’s been to Java or India, just got back. Frances Russell and Mary Louise Corbett were out there playing tennis and we brought them home. Pop was out to the University Club this evening for dinner. Just as we sat down poor little Mrs. Voite came to call. We asked her to have dinner with us. After dinner I invited my birthday party. I’m going to have Alice, Lucy, and Helen, Connie, Hope, Fred & Mya Belle, Dick and Erick Sitsonlutter, Alex, Shorty & Jimmy, and Dave Collins. We entertained Mrs. Voite until about nine fifteen, then we walked home with her.