5 P.M.
It is now five o'clock , you will remember . '' The card bore the date `` September 12 , 2000 , '' and contained the longest programme of music I had ever seen . It was as various as it was long , including a most extraordinary range of vocal and instrumental solos , duets , quartettes , and various orchestral combinations . I remained bewildered by the prodigious list until Edith 's pink finger-tip indicated a particular section of it , where several selections were bracketed , with the words `` 5 P.M. '' against them ; then I observed that this prodigious programme was an all-day one , divided into twenty-four sections answering to the hours . There were but a few pieces of music in the `` 5 P.M. '' section , and I indicated an organ piece as my preference . `` I am so glad you like the organ , '' said she . `` I think there is scarcely any music that suits my mood oftener . ''