Originally in the caption field: 1974-05-04 (roll date, image # 4A/5), Neil Roseman (1950-1992)]]> Originally in the caption: 1974-05-04 #6 (roll date)]]> Previously in 1974-05-04 #4 (roll date)]]> 1974-05-04 #3 (roll date)]]> Originally in caption: 1974-05-04 #2 (roll date)]]> 1974-05-04 #1 (roll date)]]> Originally in the caption field: 1974-05-04 (roll date, image #9),]]> 1974-05-04 (roll date, image #s 7&8)]]> Originally in the caption:1974-05-04 (roll date, image #3A)]]> They came over for a visit and stayed longer than expected. We were having roast beef for dinner that Neil brought us. We offered them a trade, roast beef tonight at our house for Scandinavian meatloaf at their house tomorrow night. So they stayed for dinner. See last entry.]]> Alison came over to pose for Cathy (Catherine Murphy). We all had dinner together.]]> Jon and I went shopping and to the laundromat. He had breakfast with us first. At 3:30 p.m. Jon and I went to pick up the laundry. I met up with Cathy at Jon and Joy's, she had come straight from the dental school (was having work done). We had dinner at Jon and Joy's. They took us home after dinner and took home some of the things they had loaned us for Cathy's family's visit.]]> Jon came over to pick up the rest of their bedding. See last entry.]]> Alison posed for Cathy. She later had dinner with us.]]> Jon came over to pick up a book we had borrowed.]]> Alison posed for Cathy on Thursday and Friday. Rosemary (Hamilton) joined Cathy and Alison for dinner on Friday. That evening I was working for Neil (Roseman) at NYU. He was in charge of the Bobst Library food operation. It was also my 29th birthday. Alison slept in our guest room. My parents had given us the money for a bed for that room as a housewarming present, so Alison was the first person to use sleep in our guest room.]]> Rosemary Hamilton came over to have dinner with Cathy and Alison on Friday (see last entry). We invited her to stay through Sunday for dinner for my birthday and Mother's Day. On Friday, they had Garlic Soup, ham, mushroom and spinach souffle, sliced tomatoes, fruit salad, and cheesecake. On Sunday we have dinner for my birthday and Mother's Day. We served southern potato salad, chicken salad, salmon mousse, deviled eggs, ham and cream cheese, roast beef, sliced tomatoes, cheeses, spinach salad (Cathy made these), perfect chocolate cake ( I made this), Rosemary helped with dinner. Eileen (my sister), sent some presents and my parents gave us some as well. After dinner, my father watched a basketball game, and the rest of us played Jeopardy. Image 9 of 12]]> He stopped over (a surprise) and brought us a piece of fillet steak (half a roast) from work as a present.]]> They came over to bring me my birthday present. A terrific t-shirt Jon Made. It had a drawing of the sculpture of Gertrude Stein by Jo Davidson in the middle and A Rose is a Rose repeated in a circle around it, drawn in dark blue on a light blue ground.]]> Alison Beall posed for Cathy (Catherine Murphy - for the painting titled, Alison Beall) She the had dinner with us. I had to eat something different because that day I had the last (of four operations) of my perio surgery (gums) at the Jersey City Dental School.]]> In the afternoon he had lunch here. We (Jon, me, Cathy) waited for Alison and the all met Joy at her workplace, then to Chinatown to Lin's garden for dinner.]]> When we all got back from Chinatown (see entry, "Jon, May 17, 1974"). Alison posed for Cathy.]]> When we saw Martha Earlbacher last (see entry Martha Earlebacher and Jonah, January 10, 1974), she suggested that Cathy (Catherine Murphy) should try lithography and gave her the name and number of the man ( Gil Einstein) who was publishing prints for her. Cathy got in touch with him, and when the details were worked out, he gave her the name of a good printer in New York (Martha's printer is in Philadelphia and anyway will be away for a year). Paul Narkiewicz is the printer that Gil recommended, so Cathy and I went to see him. He came over today to bring Cathy a Lithography stone. A friend of his, Chip (who is also a printer and lives in Newark), drove him and his son Jason to our house.]]> In the morning Jon and I went to the laundromat and shopping. Jon locked his keys in his car, so I went back into a store and broke the handle off a paint can, and we got the window open with it. We had lunch at our house (leftover curried meatballs). After that, we went to Hoboken to look for a loft for Jon and Joy. We walked for miles. Someone in an antique store told us about a specific loft. On the way home, Jon and I stopped at that loft and talked with the owner for a long time, and it seemed that it might work out. It's a small loft building attached to a larger factory. Jon and Joy would have both floors. -- May 21, 1974, Tuesday, Jonathan Santlofer. First, we went to city hall in Hoboken to find out about zoning for the loft. The zoning turned out not to be an issue. Then we went to settle with the loft owner, and Jon gave him a check for the security.]]> Jon came over to borrow a large piece of wood (4' x 8') to use as a barricade for their cats, Noodles and Lulu, while some work was being done in their apartment. Cathy and I went back to Jon and Joy's and visited for a while.]]> He came over in the morning and had breakfast with us. Cathy and I went back to Jon and Joy's loft with him. Cathy hadn't seen it yet. Then we came back here and all had leftover meatloaf for lunch. Then Jon went to do some errands later in the afternoon he came back and loaned us $50.]]> Their bathroom at home is being fixed so they came over to takr showers.]]> Congdon and Bari came over sand we all went to the Cuban restaurant for dinner. First, we served them wine and cheese (brie, that I brought home from NYU Friday night) and crackers. The Cuban restaurant was terrific. Bari and Congdon treated us to dinner and loaned us $50. After dinner, we came back here for dessert. Cathy made a cake.]]> They came over to take showers (see entry, Jon and Joy, June 1, 1974). They are staying at Kathy Katzman's (Joy's sister) apartment in Manhattan while theirs is being worked on. They didn't get to take showers. They loaned us $70 for our health insurance.]]> They came over for dinner and with dinner. Neil brought us Mousaka and tossed salad. Mary, who works with Neil at NYU had made some for a dinner party for Dr. & Mrs. Hester (the president of NYU). So she made extra. He brought tuna fish salad, cauliflower, brie, camembert and cheddar cheese, chicken breasts and hamburgers. He also loaned us $50,]]> He had breakfast with Xavier Fourcade and Donald Droll and us (see last entry).]]> I had shown Xavier my slides and he expressed an interest in seeing my work. They wanted to see Cathy's (Catherine Murphy) new painting. They are her dealers. Xavier and Donald arrived at about 9 a.m. and we all had breakfast — fresh orange juice, mustard eggs and a German coffee cake, that I made. Jutta Anse gave us the recipe. She had once made it for us, and tea. Jon also had breakfast with us (see next entry). I had to teach, so they drove me to Port Authority on their way back.]]> Somewhere between June 10 and June 13.]]> They stopped over for a visit. We talked about their trip. They are going to Europe on the S.S. France and flying home. Neil got them bursars receipts from NYU so they could get student cards and travel at student rates.]]> We all had brought in-dinners together (I am not sure if this means we ate take-out) After dinner, we played poker and after that went to a Dairy Queen in Hoboken, which was kind of tasteless.]]> She came for a visit and had dinner with us.]]> More work was being done in their apartment (not their loft) so they needed to escape. They were upset about problems involved with their loft.]]> Jon had breakfast with us, and then I left for work. Jon went on some errands and then came back from for lunch with Cathy. He's been having lunch with Cathy a few times a week while he is working on their loft.]]> Alison came for a visit and had dinner with us. We had pork chops in mustard & cream sauce, zucchini, salad and our last jar of poached pears (from September 1972, that we had done up from Cathy's parent's pear tree) with whipped cream.]]>