April 20th, 1918
Dear Myra:
I did not have a minute to write to you while I was [traveling] so quickly from one place to another.
I have just gotten back and Esther is the only member of the family I have seen although Weber has telephoned and they were both delighted with Stanley's visit.
I am sending you a portion of Mrs. Rutan's letter which came this morning and hope very much, if it seems worth while to go to Sacramento, that you will make the journey ↑"on me" please, letting me know the cost [etc.?]↓ and I am sure you will find Mrs. Rutan a charming hostess. I wrote to her that perhaps if the Berkeley plans went through you might come ↑to Berkeley↓ in June, perhaps not until August: but in either case you would let her know. Of all the people I talked to in regard to Berkeley, she seemed to me by far the most interested, and I am sure would be endlessly kind.
I have not been able to get your Aunt on the telephone but I am going to call her up again and add something later to this letter.
Your affectionate Aunt Jane [signed]
↑Dearest Child
I felt so sorry for you the day that we left and I do hope that it hasn't been too hard. I think of you very often & always with much affection. Please give my love to your mother & believe me always devotedly yours. J. A.↓
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