After a rush again in the morning and a little argument with Martha on the ‘phone (they weren’t ready when Ervin went to fetch them) we went to the cemetery. No one was there. There was a lovely big (empty space) sent by the Árvá’s, really kind of them. Nora’s body was already changing colour. There was an intense heat, about 35-38 °C. There weren’t many at the burial, but all good friends. To our greatest surprise Father László held the ceremony. Father was quite broken down, everyone was sorry for him. Mr. + Mrs. Felzenfeld were there too former doing his best to console Father. We hardly arrived home when Mr Felzenfeld rang us up to recount of the card he received from Dr. Arany in Karlsbad, in which he said he so (saw) no reason why Father shouldn’t go, not to speak of Mother. So I went to fetch the card and went to Dr. Lengyel with it, but he wasn’t in. He was rang up, however by a female person who opened the door to me and I told him how things were with us. He couldn’t give a direct answer, told me to wait for Dr. Farkas who would be in on the morrow. I was so glad, a change was exactly the thing for any people under the circumstances.