eight o'clock
But that was about all . Who it was , we knew no better , apparently , than before . Kennedy did not seem to care much , however . Quickly he got Quincy Atherton on the wire and arranged for Atherton to have Dr. Crafts meet us at the house at eight o'clock that night , with Maude Schofield . Then he asked that Burroughs Atherton be there , and of course , Edith and Eugenia . We arrived almost as the clock was striking , Kennedy carrying the phonograph record and another blank record , and a boy tugging along the machine itself . Dr. Crafts was the next to appear , expressing surprise at meeting us , and I thought a bit annoyed , for he mentioned that it had been with reluctance that he had had to give up some work he had planned for the evening .