Thursday, Mar 2, 1882 A beautiful spring day so warm I was obliged to put on thin under clothing. Am idle unable to begin any thing now and consequently discontented. Mrs. Gray called. In the evening attended a meeting of the Century Trustees to hear a report on the up town movement. There seems little probability we will be able to leave our present club house. Afterwards went to a party at Mr. Morses and from there to the club again where I saw Eastman for the first time in a long while.
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