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in her swimming. This evening I got into a bridge session with the Shifletts and Mrs. Asche, the lady from Houston with the French governess for her cute, four year old daughter. I founed Mrs. Asche quite interesting, frank and a very good bridge player. She had poor Mrs. Shiflett pretty scared but oddly she didn't bother me and we got along very well. She it is whom I saw playing tennis yesterday morning with Jerry, one of the councilors, who looks like Tom Brown of the movies. A rather odd looking woman, she appears younger than she evidently is, small, blond, wrinkled, young figure. Shanty Shane Aug. 8. 1938. Decided today that in view of Willie's ailment, would wire Cash Davis if could take couple of extra days vacation so sent him a night letter this evening explaining circumstances. This morning got in four sets of doubles with Jerry against Mrs. Asche and Rowe, Rowe was terrible at first, not having played in ten years, but he kept improving and the last set they gave us quite a battle. Mrs. Asche plays a good game and asks no odds of any man. She can get 'em fast or slow and drives 'em hard at you. Bab celebrated today by swimming unaided from the dock to the float, about 20 yards, and continued her diving. Roger is rebelling now at going alone to the children's beach when "Sistie" doesn't any more so he is driving to stay at the "big beach" too. Unfortunately, there's no beach at the "big beach" and all he can do is dangle his feet in the water