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Jane Wolfe Diary Entry Monday, 16 June 1924
Frater V.L. [Adam Murray] arrived in town yesterday, and after various troubles and inconveniences succeeded in meeting first myself this a.m. and then O.P.V. [Norman Mudd].
Later she wrote: "I have been wondering what brought Frater V.L. into the work. He seems to have nothing within to fall back upon—needs externals to keep him from being bored to tears. What a hell he must have gone through in Cefalu. And Ninette [Ninette Shumway]!! He gives me the impression of wanting to babble continually like the brook. Part of this may be due to his weakness; he does not pick up as he would like, and as I should like. He is not happy, and I fancy he is somewhat discouraged.
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