Tuesday, Apr 13, 1880 Received a note from Mrs. Weir urging me to come up there tomorrow with Gifford, his wife and Mary. I had engaged to dine with the Bachelders but Mrs. Weir knew that and said she would write to them. Went to the hotel and left a note for the Bachelders as they were not in. Lily McEntee called to return a Venetian vase I sent Julia. Julia Dillon sailed for Europe this morning at 7. A letter chiding me for being despondent and telling me to break up here and go to England. Mary and Mrs. Weld came to see me.
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