Wednesday, Nov 16, 1887 Worked all day looking over my studies, selecting and measuring those I intend to put into my sale. In the evening Calvert and I went to see Robson & Crane in a play called "The Henrietta" at the Union Square Theatre. It was not very interesting to me. We went more particularly to see Lorry Stoddard who has the part of a young English Lord in it, but it is a senseless character, a caricature in which he has only to look stupid and say nothing. I dont get much pleasure out of such plays but the house was crowded and people seemed delighted.
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