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46 on ground near barrels. [[underlined]] Thurlow [[/underlined]]absent. May 30. Home all day. Beautiful weather. Restful day May 31. Here all day. I become restless went to Corinthian Yacht Club to inspect boats. Evening went to graduating exercises ^(George's school.)^ at [[underlined]] Mc.Kenzie's school. [[/underlined]] at Dobb's Ferry. Function held in chapel. Old pictures there present the past - nothing the present or the future. This is the bane of this class of pedagogues. All recitations or declarations referred to war heroes. No wonder [[underlined]] George [[/underlined]] is little in sympathy with his school. [[underlined]] June 1. 1913 (Sunday) [[/underlined]] Beautiful day. Mandels here on visit with tyrolean hat and little brush on it. Drove them home then fetched Professor [[underlined]] Alexander[[/underlined]] [[end page]] [[start page]] 47 [[underlined]] Smith [[/underlined]] and his wife for lunch took them home at 6 P.M. June 2 Another beautiful day. Booked sales this month were [[underlined]] $30.000. [[/underlined]] Evening went to fetch [[underlined]] George [[/underlined]] at Middlebrook's with Nina & Celine then went all to Longe Vue for refreshments then drove home. June 3. [[underlined]] Rossi [[/underlined]] leaves to day for Europe to study progress of [[underlined]] Bakelite Gesellschaft [[/underlined]] and to study [[underlined]] button [[/underlined]] industry. Fine weather. Spent most of day reading. Gothelf shows some further samples of gray [[underlined]] buttons [[/underlined]] Feel disinterested in my work and bored. June 4. All went with car at 8 A.M to [[strikethrough]] see Mr. Hasslacher off on Oceanic [[strikethrough]] [[underlined]] Creevey, Dubois [[/underlined]] and [[underlined]] Foersterling at Directors meeting. [[/underlined]] Announced deliveries for May were [[underlined]] $34000 [[/underlined]] our highest record. Harold [[underlined]] van der Linde, [[/underlined]] his lawyer Campbell and his manager [[underlined]] Mills [[/underlined]] [[end page]]