Thanks and comments on a new edition of Crocker's Principles of parliamentary procedure. 1 p.

Thanks for the copy of From the stage coach to the railroad train and the street car. 1 p.

Crocker will be his guest at the Merchants Dinner and will sit opposite Brother Sprague. 1 p.

Smith's "Story of Queen Tii's Tomb" will be given at the Lake Club and the little play will be given at the Theatro Bambino. 1 p.

Asking for a contribution for a memorial of Roger Wolcott. Sohier, William see [Walcott, Edith] Box 4, 347 (1). 1.5 p.

Re: financial problems between Mr. Pople and the "Post"; situation of Mr. Burdett. 1 p.

Re: meeting with Crocker and other experts to discuss interesting liquor license rates. 1 p.

Offering a special train car for Crocker's trip to Franconia. D.J. Flanders in charge. 1 p.

Asking Crocker to do anything he sees fit in connection with the vacancy on the Board of Civil Service, to which Warren wants to apply. 1 p.

For the next meeting of the Club has got Dan Hodges to speak on "Religion" and Everett on "1800-1 in Europe". 1.5 p.

Discusses Italian character and politics. Bellows is the only Anglo-Saxon he has seen in a long time. Expects to come home in July. 5 p.

Re: trip with Crocker and wife. 4 p.

Re: translation of Crocker's book: Manual of parliamentary procedure, into Japanese; impressions of Japanese railroads. 4 p.

Cannot accept his invitation, is leaving Boston for a Washington's Birthday vacation. 1.5 p.

Re: committee appointed to prepare a form of organization for the Citizen Protection Association is ready; gives details. 4 p.