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collisions. So its not really dangerous
at all.
On the way home Pete got a shot in
the arm for Typhoid, and then we went
out to the Nichols for Suki yaki lunch.
It was really delicious but I couldn't
taste much for my hay fever seemed
to be more of a head cold. They were
terribly nice to us & we had a delightful
time. They go to Newport this June.
When we got back we were too late to
go to the bank or get our ticket, so I
packed clothes while Pete did a few
errands. Then at five we were called
for by Jimmy Wilder and taken
over to his house. Its a lovely place
on the water next the Royal Hawaiian
Hotel, and everything about the house
is most attractive. Mr Wilder has had
a severe stroke and the last four
years paralized and blind. Its very
hard on Mrs Wilder & Jimmy for they
are just waiting really for him to die.
He's perfectly helpless. Mrs Wilder is
terribly nice, very interested in
pottery and flowers and arranging
them. the 'Waling?' 'fords?' came in