Thursday, 13 April, 1916
Bridge tournament at Dartry. I
took Kathleen's place as she is laid
up with cold. Granny was my
partner & the Miss Morgan Mooneys
our opponents. We did no good but
enjoyed the afternoon very much.
Aunt Sissy had Uncle Charlie (who
won the hidden number) & Joe Murphy.
The latter swore that he would do a
lot for Miss Sissy Martin, but never
again would he play even for her at
an afternoon Bridge party.
Mrs Cantwell of Beauparc gave me
a seat home in her new ‘Dodge’ 1 we
took several passengers & deposited
them on route. On Merrion Rd
we had a very narrow escape of a
mishap a small car in front
suddenly swerved to the side
without warning to avoid it. Miss
Cantwell was obliged to mount on
the footpath & turn between the electric
standard 2 & the wall which she did
in marvellous style. I was so fascinated
I had not time to be frightened.
Editorial Notes1Dodge Model 30, an American car created in 1914 by Horace Dodge to compete the popular 'Ford T' model. 2The street light.
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Kathleen Levins Leonard (nee Moore)
Born on 16 January 1867, Catherine, also known as Kathleen was Mary Martin's sister and wife of John Leonard. Mary Martin née Cogan
Mary Martin's mother-in-law. ? Morgan Mooney
Two sisters called Morgan Mooney. Kathleen Martin
(1873-1926) Mary Martin's sister-in-law known as Sissy in the family. Charles O. Martin
Born in 1871. Mary Martin's brother-in-law, known in the family as Uncle Charlie. He took Marie Martin, Mary's daughter, to the West Indies in 1911 after his wife died (in August 1911). Joe Murphy
Unidentified as yet. Mrs Cantwell
Unidentified as yet. Beauparc
Home of the Cantwell family, Monkstown Road, Blackrock, County Dublin. Merrion Rd
Dublin road in Ballsbridge. |