Summerises his daily routine. Discusses the fate of the
Hugh Lane collection, the quality of which he derides. He remained loyal to
Beecham's opera until the close of its season. He is now off to
Helen's then to
Arthur Evans. He thinks the Peace Party dangerous, and that
L[loyd] G[eorge] is too weak to be rid of their influence. He recalls his youthful stays with
Herbert Oakeley, when they would feed the deer from the window of the "pill box" house.