Beautiful, bright, cool & clear. Arose 9 A.M. Toilet etc. To Old South Church with Mitchell and Marple and Tenines [?]. Dr. Gordon gave a good sermon on "God's Controversies & His Peoples." Dinner at Childs. To Old South with Mary Leah to hear lecture on Customs & religious superstitions of Malay peninsula by Mr. Carveth Welles F.R.G.S. Very interesting. Took her home. To New Brunswick Hotel. Spent evening with Mr. Charles Vickery. Talked, lunch etc. Stopped in to see M.L. for awhile. To bed 12:30 P.M. Thankful. Revelation dẽ [about] ἃδελΦὀς [brother] M.L.
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Wow! Stanford had quite a busy Sunday! I'm not sure what he meant to say with his Latin/Greek statement, but it's possible he told Hanford about his feelings for Mary Leah (M.L.).
The lecturer he went to see with Mary Leah, Mr. Carveth Wells, was quite a famous fellow back in Stanford's day. He was primarily an explorer, but he was also a writer, and later in life, a TV show star. His obituary was published in the New York Times on February 17, 1957. He was 70 when he died of a heart attack. Below are some excerpts from that article.
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Wow! Stanford had quite a busy Sunday! I'm not sure what he meant to say with his Latin/Greek statement, but it's possible he told Hanford about his feelings for Mary Leah (M.L.).
The lecturer he went to see with Mary Leah, Mr. Carveth Wells, was quite a famous fellow back in Stanford's day. He was primarily an explorer, but he was also a writer, and later in life, a TV show star. His obituary was published in the New York Times on February 17, 1957. He was 70 when he died of a heart attack. Below are some excerpts from that article.
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