five o'clock
The charades were to be held on the evening of the next Wednesday , after supper , which was fixed half an hour earlier to allow sufficient time for the festivities afterwards . That afternoon would be Marjorie 's and Dona 's last exeat before the holidays , and they were determined to make the most of it . They would , of course , visit Leonard and Larry , and they also wished if possible to say good-bye to Eric . They had begged Elaine to leave a note at the kiosk , asking him to be waiting at their old trysting-place on the cliffs at five o'clock , and they meant to take him some last little presents . If they did not see him to-day it would be the end of September before they could meet again . `` He 'll miss the fairy ladies when we 've gone home , '' said Dona . `` Sweet darling !