˜Wednesday, March 16, 1927 Another beautiful Spring day. Clear and warm. Well above sixty. After a busy morning at the office, T.P.H. and I left on the 1-38 train for New York to visit Sarah. Registered at the Madison Hotel East Fifty-Eighth Street. A very quiet, delightful hotel. Sarah met us at the Grand Central Station. We had dinner at Alice Foote MacDougal, a most delightful place. Modeled after a Florence, Italy court. Good food. Italian music and every thing. Went to the American Laboratory Theatre and saw "The Sea Woman's Cloak". Sarah had a small part in it. It was a wonderful production. After the show, we went down East 52nd St. and called on Paul and Elizabeth Barnett, who have only been married a few weeks. They have a very complete little apartment. Took Sally home to her apartment and then went to the Madison and to bed. --- (This is the first time I've seen Sarah listed in the program at the American Laboratory Theatre, though it is last name only. She is credited as "Villager".) [Prev](1927_03_15.md) - [Next](1927_03_17.md) <img src="https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/d/1PBdURZAvVqz5w_pUQXGpUSWiXLzXFqQo">