Sunday, Mar 4, 1888 Cold as winter again with high N. W. wind. Sara, Mary and I went to hear Mr. Williams at Dr. Bellows Church, the first time I have been inside a church in a long time. We went around to the club after the service to see the pictures. About 4 o'clock Sara and I went over to Hoboken and made a call upon Mrs Pychouska. We saw her, Edith, Marion and Eugene. It was very cold and the ferry boat was crowded with Germans. They ferry stop on the N. Y. side was packed with ice. On our way back we went to Fred Nortons to tea where we met John McEntee, Lily, Julia and Fred and Annie. Aunt Christina also came in after tea and seemed very pleased to see us.
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