Tuesday, Jan 15, 1884 About two inches of snow fell last night, and this afternoon it began snowing again. I have painted all day on my Woods. It has been a capital day for work with no interruptions. I ordered the frame for my picture today and sent the frame of the picture I sold to Mr. Layton to be put in order and to have the box made for shipping it to him. Dined with the "G. B." club at Purcells. There was an unusually full attendance and a very lively social time. There were two new members, Mr. Beman a son in law of Mr. Evarts and Mr Alexander vice President of the Equitable Life insurance Co. A letter from Alice.
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