The morning was bright and warm but towards noon clouds gathered and the wind blew. I went to the Presbyterian church with my mother and Jamie but Mr. Clark did not preach a very interesting sermon. This afternoon I wrote letters to Mr. & Mrs. Stedman, Hicks, Addison Richards, Henry M. Field, Mrs. Henry Peters Grey, and Gifford, to Gifford more particularly about an application from an acquaintance of his for my upper room in the Studio Building. Fred Norton and Col. John came over. Fred and Annie drove down from High Falls today and were going back tonight. The moon is full and last night was as light as day.
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