CCLXXXIV. A LIBRARY CONCERT

In a letter which Clemens wrote to Miss Wallace at this time, he tells

of a concert given at Stormfield on September 21st for the benefit of

the new Redding Library. Gabrilowitsch had so far recovered that he was

up and about and able to play. David Bispham, the great barytone, always

genial and generous, agreed to take part, and Clara Clemens, already

accustomed to public singing, was to join in the program. The letter to

Miss Wallace supplies the rest of the history.

We had a grand time here yesterday. Concert in aid of the little

library.

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