Monday, Apr 5, 1886 It snowed again in the night but melted very soon. I came down in the 11.55 train. Met Romeyn in the ferry boat. He is going to live in Kingston this summer on the Pell place. Marion and I went to the Academy of Music to see the one act opera of the marriage of Jeannette and the Ballet of Sylvia. It proved a success. We had the second row seats in the family aisle and found it a perfectly comfortable place and very nice people all about. Ryer Haydock and his wife were there.
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