Saturday, June 18th.
I dined with Lady Jarvis. There was no one there but Mrs Housman and myself. Cunninghame is staying somewhere with friends of the Caryls.
Sunday, June 19th.
I had luncheon with Aunt Ruth. Edmund and Gertrude were there, but no one else. Edmund has been appointed to Berne. It is not what he had hoped, but better than any of us expected. He said Berne might become a most important post in the event of a European war.
Monday, June 20th.
Dined with the Caryls at the Ritz. Cunninghame was there and Miss Hollystrop. Mrs Vaughan asked me whether it was true that A. had become a Roman Catholic. She had heard Mrs Housman had converted him. Cunninghame deftly turned the conversation on account of Mrs Caryl.
We all went to the opera—Faust.
Tuesday, June 21st.
I went to see A. He told me Mrs Housman had been to see him. He is still in bed, but looks better.
Wednesday, June 22nd.