three o'clock
It was better to face the worst , and have it over . And this was her plan : To go first to Phil 's aunt , Mrs. Baynes , and , failing information there , to Irene herself . She had no clear notion of what she would gain by these visits . At three o'clock she was in Lowndes Square . With a woman 's instinct when trouble is to be faced , she had put on her best frock , and went to the battle with a glance as courageous as old Jolyon 's itself . Her tremors had passed into eagerness . Mrs. Baynes , Bosinney 's aunt -LRB- Louisa was her name -RRB- , was in her kitchen when June was announced , organizing the cook , for she was an excellent housewife , and , as Baynes always said , there was ` a lot in a good dinner . '