| January |
Mme de Guise is at court for Carnival season |
| February 8 |
Mlle de Guise organizes a gala lunch with dancing |
| February 15? (or perhaps Feb. 20) |
Monsieur, the king and the queen attend lunch at the Hôtel de Guise
after visit to the Foire Saint-Germain |
| March |
Harlay de Chanvallon has ordered prayers for
Louis XIV in all the churches of Paris
(which of course includes the Mercy, the
Theatines, the
Jesuits... |
| March 6 |
Mlle de Guise's daughter takes the veil at Montmartre |
| March 3-25 |
Jubilee by Queen and Dauphin, who
visit every church , including the Grand Carmel on March 23. |
| March 12 |
Mme de Toscane lunches with Mlle de Guise, then visits Mme de Guise at
Luxembourg |
| March
20 |
Mme de Toscane again lunches with Mlle de Guise, then does a "station
"of the jubilee with Mme de Guise |
| March 22 |
A sacre at the Jesuit Noviciate |
| March-June |
Goibault du Bois is very ill and bedridden |
| April 2? or April 5? |
Service at Charonne for late Dowager of Orleans |
| April |
Various Te Deums sung in Paris |
| April 10 |
Monsieur and Madame visit Montmartre, surely for tenebrae |
| April 11 |
Mme de Guise and the queen wash the feet of the poor |
| April 22 |
Te Deum for Cambrai. Mme de Guise and the queen visit the Carmelites
of the rue du Bouloir, then attend a ball at the Hôtel de ville |
| June-July 16 (and beyond) |
Mme de Guise is in bed with a high fever
at Luxembourg (a recurrence of her malaria?). Prayers to
Sainte-Geneviève. |
| July |
The talents of Mlle "Jacquier" (Elisabeth Jacquet de La Guerre, sister
of future Guise musician, Anne Jacquet), age 10, cause a stir at court |
| July 19 |
Suspecting poison in Pierre Dalibert's death, the investigators working
on the Poison Affair question Belleguise, his "caissier." (Dalibert
was the uncle of Jacques II Dalibert, the Roman impresario.) |
| July 19 |
Mme de Guise still has her fever |
| August |
German gentlemen visit Montmartre and bring music to be performed |
| Late August or September 9? |
Mme de Toscane would prefer to be at Montmartre for the "coming feast
of Virgin" but is invited to court |
| September 10 |
Mme de Guise probably is at court with Mme de Toscane, though her name
isn't mentioned, which could mean that she was still weak from fever |
| October 15 |
The queen goes to Carmelites of rue du Bouloir for the feast of St. Theresa,
but Mme de Guise isn't mentioned and may still be ill |
| November |
Mme de Toscane begins to work very hard on harpsichord; but no reference
to lessons at Montmartre, so they must take place at Hôtel de Guise
each week. |
| December 6 |
Mme de Guise is at court, but plans to return to Paris soon |
| December 26 |
Louis XIV goes to Montmartre (this is Mme de Guise's birthday!) |
