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here We met at the close and came home together. We had a pleasant walk home but Mary got rather tired. Mrs Cunningham, one of Mary's patients came this p.m., to sweep her room - she comes every week - and Mary and I went to Mrs. Jones to eat and escape the dust. Then we made a call or two and I stayed to tea with Mrs. J. When I got home I found our sister greedily devouring some broiled beef without any unclear except milk to drink. She had only cooked half of what she bought, thinking perhaps of keeping the rest for breakfast but her appetite proved too strong for her - I prepared the rest for her and then got her some bread and butter after which we each ate an apple from home. They are most gone and I must be looking out for some more. Tuesday went this a.m. on Broadway to see cloaks - dolman's are most stylish - we saw some very nice ones for from 18, to 18,