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[[underlined]] May 28. [[/underlined]]  All day [[red underlined]] conferences [[/red underlined]] with heads of departments [[/red underlined]]
[[underlined]] May 29. [[/underlined]]  All day office.  Sultry
[[underlined]] May 30. [[/underlined]]  Decoration day.  Very hot and sultry 92% humidity.  [[red underlined]] Afternoon drove to George, to see his new swimming tank.  Numerous company there.[[/red underlined]]  
[[left margin red vertical line next to following paragraph]] Evening [[red underlined]] Brooksie & Dicky here listening to my travel stories [[/underlined]] as yesterday.  Yesterday all about Hurricanes, typhoons tornadoes and earthquakes  Tonight as [[red underlined]] eagerly listeners to [[/red underlined]] my travel stories [[\left margin red vertical line]]
Then showed them color moving pictures of Florida and here.  Very interested and interesting children.
Yesterday [[red underlined]] Dicky [[/red underlined]] told to her grandmother as Celine reported the statement: "[[underlined]] Bon-Bon you struck a very interesting husband" [[/red underlined]] which made us both laugh
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when Celine told me the story.
[[underlined]] May 31. [[/underlined]]  Very hot and sultry.  Temp. 90° and moisture 92%.  [[strikethrough]] Remained home all day. [[/strikethrough]] Remained home all day.
[[underlined]] June 1. [[/underlined]] 1929.  Went to office.  Cool pleasant weather.  Met [[red underlined]] Dr. Sand [[/red underlined]] at 3 P.M at University Club.  Drove him to Larchmont then home for supper with [[red underlined]] Feyerick [[/red underlined]] of Ghent and his wife, daughter of [[red underlined]] Cattier [[/red underlined]] of Brussels.  Feyerick is the son of one of my rich classmates at the Atheneum in Ghent, and belonged to one of the best known manufacturing families there.
Pleasant conversation about everything.  Opened one of my two last Richebourg Burgundy bottles of 1870, vintage.
[[underlined]] Sunday, June 2. [[/underlined]]  Unusually