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some nights ago, and that didn't come off -

I am dining at Smitz's with the James', & I expect if there are more. surely he will swarm up to the roof-
     
We all went to the [[?]] with Carl Fritz, & I saw [[?]] Ethel there, who said it was a crazy night- Arthur Pound and [[strikethrough]] [[?]] [[/strikethrough]] Mr Waters were both replaced by understudies - 

[[note]] Ra[[?]] was first rate [[/note]]

the [[illegible?]] [[illegible?]] was a Presbyterian clergyman, and Mr Waters a sort of Carmen with arms akimbo - however we all enjoyed the music - and I appreciated the second act more than the first time- However I think I still like the final act best - and to me the lighthouse is the gem of it all- It would be an awful

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Arthur Pound was an author at the time

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