Jane Wolfe Diary Entry

Saturday, 11 November 1939

 

     

 

Wilfred [Wilfred Talbot Smith] depressed because Wade [Floyd Wade] has, on the face of it, called off the Valley deal, as he Wade, wants to dictate policy, which we can't permit in toto if it is to be an O.T.O. Headquarters or Camp.

     

Up to 12 last night, the Leffingwells [Roy and Reea] et al here to the monthly meeting of O.T.O. except Reea, who is home taking care of a sick mother.

     

The skit of double entendre given the night of the Masquerade party was too hefty a pill for the Leffingwell family to swallow. Friday night at Lodge it was well threshed out. Last night I talked with Ruth alone, hoping to plant the seeds of impersonality.

 

 

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