Friday, Apr 22, 1881 Came to N. Y. by morning train. Met Fitch and Thompson at the studio door and went to a German place to lunch with them. I am afraid Thompson is being led away by his old habits. He was nervous and excited and drank three glasses of beer. I dont see how any one can work who does such things and I am afraid he will not get to work. He is too easily led away I am afraid. He has flattening prospects for work and I hope he will improve them but I fear he will waste his time. Mary called with Miss Kemble & her sister Mrs. Bolles. Prof. Weir called. Went to the club a little while in the evening.
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