Thursday, Feb 10, 1881 Rainy and dismal and I have been greatly depressed. Weir came in on his way home from Princeton and we had a nice talk. I was very glad to see him. I have not painted today. Dined at Platts with George Hall and Miss Rosalie Goodman. In the afternoon. I went with Skinner to hear Henschel and Miss Bailey and enjoyed the music greatly because it was simple and it seemed to me a pure and good style.
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