11 Saturday, July 10, 1897 Fanny fidgeted in her chair. The evening meal was progressing particularly slowly, either by Aunt Victoria’s design or due to some unknown difficulty in the kitchen. The servants didn’t appear flustered during their appearances in the dining room, so Fanny eventually concluded the pace had been set by her aunt. Aunt Victoria delighted in entertaining, especially when the local newspaper could report Edward and Elizabeth Oosterman had accepted her invitation for a private