| Contents | everything went well; the typist finished the lecture text, for her a 'dark salad of words'; mentions the recent death of Richthofen; [Rudolf] Hoecker helped him carry slides, files, papers; [E.A.] Sonnenschein attended, [J.] Bolte, [A.] Vierkandt, [L.] Deubner, [H.] Hepding, [Werner] Weisbach, [Paul] Schubring, Adolph Goldschmidt, [Fr.] Wichert, Professor Röhr, Dr. Böhm, [O.] Gruppe, Saxl's friends Mr and Mrs [Paul and Else?] Hildebrandt, Mr. and Mrs. [Carl Heinrich?] Becker, [E.] Samter, [E.] Mittwoch and many more, some 60 to 80 people; Troeltsch could not attend, he was out of town, also Dessoir could not attend, which was a shame; he had the feeling that the audience listened attentively, he felt fine, in the question session he started talking about Randolph Roxroy, folk practices, replied to questions about astrology, cardgames, he joked, he felt 'I was simply 30 years of age'; he himself is astonished about his own feeling of ease; afterwards they went out, he sat next to Mrs. Becker; it was a pity Mary was not with him; sends greetings to Miss Hintze; can well imagine the young goat kids frolicking in the garden |