Scope and Contents

Visit with Virginia Smith; death of Mrs. Crome[?]; bowl of dahlias; concern for "poor Erskine" and willingness to write his mother; "grand display of military" and comments by "foreigners attached to the staff"; dinner with a cavaltry officer; "female spies in Balt as well as in Washington"; sale of some beautiful lace; "no fear of war in our midst"; marriage of Cynthia Tucker to Dr. Coleman of Williamsburg. 4pp. AL.