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SUN. OCT. 1 1916
Rose late. Worked at
little. Met Miss Hodge
for Clara Read's reading of Becket
at Bijou Theatre on Bedford St.
Then she took me & a Miss
Smith to tea at Appendrots [Appenrodts]
on The Strand & I came
home on top of a 'bus.
MON. OCT. 2 1916
Worked on French de-
-sultorily & in evening
went to class. Shopped
at World's End & did
some washing in
morning.
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Appenrodt's - “most distinguished German delicatessen in London"
Source- The Rise and Fall of Germans in the British Hospitality Industry, c1880-
1920- Panikos Panayi (De Montfort University) & Stefan Manz (Aston University), page 5
https://publications.aston.ac.uk/id/eprint/27202/1/Germans_in_the_British_hospitality_industry.pdf
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