Tuesday, June 10, 1884 Went to N. Y. by morning train arriving there at 11. Took a trunk full of roses which I sent over to Mary. Went to work and did many things in putting away articles for the summer. Went over to Marys a little before 6 and saw Julias presents. Mary and Sara were hard at work getting ready for the wedding tomorrow. Eastman had telegraphed me to come up there and dine and as they were in considerable confusion at Marys I did so. Phil was there with an attack of gout. I staid until 11 oclock and had a pleasant visit. The weather is cool and cloudy threatening rain which does not come.
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