Date Read: 11/12/25

Written by: Alice Jones Rhinelander

Date Written: 3/25/22

Saturday afternoon March 25, 1922.

My dearest Lenard

Received one of your sweet letters on Saturday, morning and got a letter, and postal souvenir, what you sent me dear in the afternoon, its so good to get to letters a day from you dear.

I hope that Lenard dear that my letters cheer you up for your's dont, that make me very happy.

Why yes, Lenard I am going to keep my promise to you as I love you more each day and going to be true and only true. You make me so happy when you tell me you can trust your Alice, your tihgt Len, I am true to you.

There was a nice young chap, came hear the other day of Mr. Hubbard's and he wanted me to make a date with him. I said no. I had one what I really cared a lot for and did not want to worst, my time on no one else. Because I loved my boy, because as you say darling true love, never, calls. Lenard I have no more troubles, as you have helped me, to get through with them. I do not go any where just stay home and either thinking of what you are doing.

If I say it myself Lenard, dearest I shall always love you, and specially if you belonged to me, I would really care for you, and I love to feed you.

Lenard dear, I will always keep on the ring for you dear, as long, as you want me to, as you no darling love I would do any think just as long as you are happy. I did not want it to get chipped that was all. I think the views of Washington dear is beautiful. I love what you have sent me, I love views.

Lenard dear I have dreamed of you several times, since you have been away And thats two weeks on Monday and I have been weak here on Monday. I can imagine dearest how you feel for me. I no how I wanted you badly like I did the last Monday night when I sleeped in your arms at Antoinette. But I wished I was only near you dear. I do hope that you can come up to Norfolk this summer because I am surely going. Because being hear and also your away from me there is nothing for me to stay hear. I will be better away from the old gang hear.

Mother and father sends their best regards to you and hope you are well.

Well dearest shall close lots of kisses and a big hug, to my love one. Your's as Ever.

ALICE

NYDN, 13 November 1925, 6.