Mrs. PAINE. It says "Everett's?"

Mr. JENNER. Is that all there is in that square?

Mrs. PAINE. That is all.

Mr. JENNER. Would you explain that and how it related to what you are

now telling us?

Mrs. PAINE. I believe it refers to the invitation to come to his home.

As I recall, he telephoned me twice, first to say that they might

get together a group of people, hence the question mark. Then he

called again to say they were going to have a party, and to make the

invitation definite.

Mr. JENNER. Now you used the expression "I believe." Is that your best

recollection at the moment?

Mrs. PAINE. That is my best recollection.

Mr. JENNER. And I went over this with you this morning and you gave me

the same explanation, did you not?

Mrs. PAINE. Yes.

Mr. JENNER. Now did that event take place?

Mrs. PAINE. Yes.

Mr. JENNER. And what is your best recollection as to the day of the

month it took place?

Mrs. PAINE. I have no other way of guessing when it was except to

assume that this notation means it was on the 22d of February.

Mr. JENNER. And that does represent your present best recollection

refreshed to the extent it is refreshed by the memorandum before you?

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