Fair weather again tho still warm. So far this boat has lived up to her reputation of being the steadiest boat afloat. The motion is so slight as to be almost imperceptible. Charles afforded a small private musical this morning. This afternoon we attended the exhibit of various objects of art etc. Dancing in the… Continue reading July 29, 1924 – Tuesday
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July 30, 1924 – Wednesday
Played quite nearly all morning with our crowd and in the afternoon the same bunch played shuffle board. The captain made quite a concession this evening thanks to Mrs. Hanson. After the moving picture our crowd was allowed to dance in the garden until 11 o’clock. As usual, Hope played. American jazz played by a… Continue reading July 30, 1924 – Wednesday
August 1, 1924 — Friday
We were awakened this morning by the fog horn — consequently no one got up until nearly noon. Charles played bridge until 4 o’clock when we all enjoyed the The’ Dansant. Movies in the evening showing a former voyage of this ship rather interesting. Dancing later in the evening.
August 2, 1924—Saturday
The fog is still with us and I am told the captain has been on the bridge the last two nights. Wrote letters all morning as the mail for Southampton will be collected to-night. Had dinner in the grill with Mr. M. Very fine concert which we missed I am sorry to say but had… Continue reading August 2, 1924—Saturday