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March, 1925 SUN. 1 Alfy - A.M. Tony & brother in law in P.M. A & T terribly funny. Alfy left 9.14. MON. 2 Arthur [[underlined]] worked on Miss Woolworths [[/underlined]] frame. I washed. Cold & windy. Both to Huntington cleaned boat, & packed things for N.Y. TUES. 3 To N.Y. on 8.09. To find Anderson Galleries. Saw paintings Arthur found Miss W. Both to the dentist, me through, A. not. Back on 3.04 train. [[horizontal line drawn across page]] WED. 4 Arthur makes 3 frames I send invitations. Write to Dotty, Neely, & Elizabeth. THUR. 5 A to N.Y. 659 train with frames, back at 1. I cleaned boat & ironed. FRI. 6 Did this & that [[end page]] [[start page]] March, 1925 SUN. 8 Working on show all day. Steiglitz, O.K. Marins, Rosenfeld, Nolan[[??]], Rembeck, Mrs. Smith, Strands, Arthur & self to dinner - very amusing. Came back on 8.22. train. MON. 9 In bed all day sick head ache. Dick and Tim worked on engine. TUES. 10 More work on engine I to Huntington. WED. 11 To N.Y. on 8.09. to show - people resentful of "Miss Woolworth" Louis Boucher said "breath of air. Forbes Watson & C[[??]] in. To lunch with Elizabeth. Met Mrs Eday[[??]]Howard, Clive, Phil, McCoys ^[[S]]^ THUR. 12 Dick worked on engine I washed. FRI. 13 Nothing much -
Transcription Notes:
Miss Woolworth is the title of a painting done by Dove in the 20's -- dealing with consumerism. TML