three o'clock
`` If she has n't , you come right back home , '' laughed father , `` but I do n't worry about that . I think she has more than you 'll need . '' So after lunch Mary Jane took all the playthings and the dolls out of the trunk and put them neatly into the closet and that was much better for then there was plenty of room in the trunk for clothes and for two mysterious packages which Mary Jane saw her mother put in the very bottom . And it was a good thing that she put everything away so nicely for at three o'clock Dr. Smith telephoned that he was unexpectedly called home and could Mary Jane go home with him that very night ? Mr. Merrill was phoned to and he said he would tend to the ticket and the trunk check . Mrs. Merrill packed the trunk and Alice , who happened home from school in just the nick of time , bathed and dressed Mary Jane for the train . So that by the time Dr. Smith came out to dine with them the trunk was packed and gone , the little traveler was dressed and everything about the house was back in apple pie order .