Sunday, Jan 8, 1882 Went over to the Century after breakfast and wrote to Lucy. Fitch and I walked down to the studio where I dressed and went back to dinner at Marys. Booth had arrived in his private car from Scranton and dined with us and spent the most of the afternoon, when he went up to Benedicts. I went out to tea at Pinchots. Miss Allen was there, a very pretty little lady, sister to one I met there two years ago. Spent the evening very pleasantly, and came home in the rain. Rainy close weather and no winter so far. Found at my rooms the papers for my patent.
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