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Wednesday, May 15, 1918
At 10 o'clock this morning I went
to the library to hear Major Sim-
mon's of the R. C. talk. He was
in the front trenches five weeks ago.
His talk was so inspiring that
I went again at 1:30 to the Best to
hear again. He is wonderful. Am
sure there will be no difficulty in
raising Red Cross money. John took
mother Mary & I riding tonight.
Letter from Alberta.
Thursday, May 16, 1918
Mary & I were at the Rexall 1 cent
sale this a. m. Brot home 10 pds
of coffee. Went to the Canteen war
bridge awhile this afternoon. Meet
Martha & Mary down town. Mother
brought Mary her first real hat.
A dear little white straw, lined
wtih rose colored gorgette crepe.
Brought her a bracelet and she
was as proud as a peacock of her
new [?]. Mary & Harry &
I were walking this eve.
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