HIS DAYBest guess: in London, following a normal Saturday-in-session routine—largely private/at home or Downing Street with red boxes and government business; likely some political interviewing/reading rather than a public engagement.. No evidence of a major public appearance, parliamentary debate, or Cabinet meeting on the day itself (a Saturday).

HER DAYMost likely in London, keeping to her usual “Season” routine: social calls/visits and club-going, with the strong likelihood of an evening engagement (dinner/supper/dance) rather than country-house life.. Likely meeting or expecting to meet Asquith around this weekend, or at least exchanging notes with him about seeing one another (their pattern in June 1914 is frequent attempts to arrange short London meetings).