Did not go to school, but went to Imperial Hotel to arrange everything for concert. I was there from 9.30 till 2 o’clock. Only one man came with cartloads of chairs, and I had to haul them up with a rope from the yard below the hall, drag them in, and arrange them all. It was terrible work. Had to put on numbers on chairs, and a hundred other things. Mammie was in quite good form when I came home. To make a long story short, everything went very well. Mammie played splendidly, and especially the Wagner, Debussy and Pappie’s Rhapsody. She never played so well before. Mrs. Horgan28 also sang without a hitch. The hall was about three quarters full, but they were very enthusiastic. When Mammie finished the Rhapsody, which, unprejudiced, I really think a glorious work, they shouted for composer, but P didn’t appear. The people can evidently appreciate modern music better, for, though difficult to understand, it is lighter. – Had tea in lounge. Mammie in quite good spirits. Mrs. Stockley and Mrs. Neeson29 came home afterwards. I settled affairs. I hope to heaven Mammie didn’t lose [money] after such great work.