Tuesday, May 9, 1882 Painted a little picture of Trumans Ranch for the old man which Lucy is going to send to him. A meeting of the Artists Mutual Aid Society in Woods room at which we passed an amendment to the Constitution and elected seven new members. Dined at Eastman Johnsons. Miss Sara Buckley was there. Eastman has more demands for portraits than he can paint. It seems to strange to me that while he has so much to do I have nothing to do. Hall called today to bid me good bye. He sails for Europe tomorrow.
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