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| Helen Korngold, December 1919, New York City |
Tuesday 29
School – not much doing. Home. Study History.
Wednesday 30
School – Baseball – our team lost to Sophs – 26-20! I’m all in.
May
Thursday 1
School – Home – Ida Goodman is here! Drove over to see her. She’s darling. Home – wrote Shakespeare theme. Went over to Jeanette Gate’s at 10 p.m. had a nice time. Home at 12:45
Friday 2
Up at 6 a.m. Finished Shakespeare theme. Danced in Field Trust. Awfully tired. Ida came to dinner & we talked until 12 a.m. Then we went to bed.
Saturday 3
To school with Karol in machine. Collected a dime from Dr. McCourt for being late. Awful history exam. Junior Council Meeting. Pauline’s – she had a few girls over. Union Dinner in the evening. I’m certainly tired.
Sunday 4
Cleaned up & helped prepare for the girls who came over in the evening afternoon. We had a nice time. Aunt B[Beryl]. in the evening.
Notes:
May 1
An Ida Goodman shows up on the 1915 Kansas Census living in Valley Brook with her family H. Goodman, Maggie, H.C. and Grace. Other Ida Goodmans in California and Texas also appear in the census records.
Jeanette Gates (1899 to 1971) was Morris Gate’s sister. In the 1917 City Directory she was a clerk and on the 1920 St. Louis Census she was a stenographer. She married in 1943.
May 3
The 'machine' is their automobile.
The Washington Union Dinner.
The Sunday, April 27 St. Louis Post-Dispatch included this ad for an event on the following Tuesday:
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