Tuesday, Mar 25, 1884 Nicoll and I looked over the lists for the Gordon reception and completed it with the exception of four or five names. It has been a pleasant day until towards evening an East wind brought chill and admonitions of a storm. Julia went to Rondout. Mrs. Newell is at Marys. Attended an Art Union meeting. Few subscriptions the past week but the debt is reduced a little. In the evening attended an exhibition of photographs taken on Petra shown on a screen at Bradfords studio. Very interesting. Wrote to Sara.
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