The Washington times., 1922-08-14


suit. She wore no hat"
viii do 1t. i know which road you
will take, and II things with me
should turn out the way think they
will I will be In q position to help
you a great deal. But that lies In
the future.
SWEET LETTERS.
well, dearest, write me again
real soon. Your sweet letters are a
delight TO me. Tell me all your
thoughts and your worries and cares.
your joys and everything. / must
go on the set now.
"Good-by, my sweetheart.
Always your own.
HERB"
The lights had hurt Herbs eyes
and he did not write for a day or
so. He explains in a letter written
from the Lambs Club on December
22, and sends her money for a Christ.
mas present.
MY own darling Dot
Just q few lines. dear. to let you
know that the reason am late in
| sending you this Is because l hurt
my eyes severely under the lights the
day after l wrote you from my dress
ing room. and l have not been out
since, so have not had time to 40
out and buy you anything for Xmas.
But the enclosed will have to suffice
for this year as things have been
pretty tough for me. as you know.
My love to you and lots Of kisses
Write me as soon as you can.
HERBERT"
A little Christmas card containing
loving message and signed Low.
In oIx (AIl
A letter written on November 27,
! 1918, from the Lambs Club speaks
Of a new nickname which Dorothy
has given him:
MY Own Darling Dot
What a great pleasure your last
letters have given me, dear. You
don't know what II is to come to the
club and open my mail and find a
letter from you. I know them the
minute / open the envelope, and /
get a wonderful thrill.
Dearest, you have given me a
| new nickname. and l don't quite
know what IL means-puits-I know
II must be something nice. darling.
or you wouldn't have given II to
me. So please tell me, Dot. Just
what 1t means. won't you?
USED A MODEL.
II was so sorry to disappoint you
over Anita Stewart. I was to do In
Old Kentucky and they changed
their plans at the last minute-but
better luck next time. dearest.
"I have tried on each little dress
on the model Cwho doesn't look any
thing like you dear, not half as
pretty and her figure is nowhere
near as pretty as yours and ] tried
to imagine just how you looked in
each one. You will never know how
enjoyed doing that. 1t was such
a treat.
You really do think of some of
the sweetest things to do at times,
and just love you for IL, Dot, and
I wish could be with you this min.
ute and hold you tight in my Al ms
and kiss your dear lips, for being 10
sweet-all those little things mean
so much to me.
Dear, don't mind your accepting
candv from the man who runs the
Pin Ton Il can't make out his name)
but Dot, dear, don't 60 out with him.
You can't tell what may happen,
dearest. I have great faith in you
dear. but really think you are safer
alone.
mo, dear. I am not sick of what
you call nonsense, OF your pictures
anything you have you want to
send me about yourself please do so
II II pleases you. I just love to
know anything about your dear
little self that you want to tell me-
Don't you ever think, dear. Of our
wonderful rides we used to have?
You never mention them any more.
or wish for them again, and yet
they live in my memory as though
they were yesterday.
Yes. dear. will read Molly
Make Believe the first chance / get,
and then tell you what think of It.
Yes, baby, note the long kiss at
! the bottom of the letter, and 1. too.
miss them, Dot. just as much as you
do, dear.
''Oh. how l hope that I can see
you soon. / am fairly hungry fer
sight Of you, so let us both hope
and pray that II will soon come true.
Goodbye. my darling baby. Write
me all your dear thoughts and no
one else sees my mail at any time
and love to hear from you. Bye
bye, dear. And here's a big, long
HERB"
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