1/22/31 Miss [
349]'s letter to GD:
"I'm writing Judge personally in another letter. You know
how I have always felt about a stage career and I still feel
very much the same way. However, things are very bad in that
field as well as all others, and in the meantime, I have met
a very wonderful chap to whom I am more or less engaged.
There are several obstacles, but he is very anxious to get
married, at least the latter part of this year, as soon as he
can get himself set, financially. There is one big obstacle,
that of age. I'm older than he is, but there isn't a single
flaw in his character or demeanor and he really is quite
unusual mentally. He is way beyond the average and is really
my equal, and more, in appearance and mentality; otherwise, I
should not consider him at all.
"What I should like to do is to get a reading on him, a Life
reading, so that I can understand him, and at the same time
find out if it is advisable for us to get married and when.
Also, in regard to my feeling entirely satisfied after
marriage, in connection with giving up what I have always
wanted to do. You can understand how I feel, I am sure, and
surely would love to get this reading, if Judge could get it
in for me. After all, I only want to get married once.
Don't speak of this yet, Gladys, until I see definitely how
things are..."
REPORTS
2/27/31 Miss [
349]'s letter to GD:
"This is the very first minute I have had to sit down and
write my appreciation to you and Judge for the wonderful Life
reading that you got in, for me, and I indeed appreciate your
wonderful cooperation. It has helped me to understand the
situation so much better, and it is really very true in
regard to [
1912]'s character. He's quite an unusual chap but
is more or less unsettled, and so I have decided that for
perhaps the next two years, he is to stay in business with
his father and show me what he can do in that period of time,
and then if we still feel the same way, and I feel that it
would be well for us to marry each other, then we shall do
so. I can always tell within me when the time is ready for a
new situation or condition and can always trust my instinct.
In the meantime, I am going on, very much as I have been -
working here and doing dramatic work as a hobby and sideline,
for the next two years anyway..."
4/06/31 Miss [
349]'s letter relating various problems in her
family and work, then: "My romance has gone the way of all
romances..." etc.
9/07/31 See
349-8, Par. 28-A--31-A, in re [
1912] accepting
[
349]'s decision that they stay apart in this life.
7/17/34 Miss [
349]'s letter following a reading which advised
her to marry Dr. [
4948]: "As a matter of fact, I have always
cared more for someone else - this [
1912] chap, but
apparently it just isn't meant to be..."
3/11/35 Miss [
349]'s letter: "...As far as my 'heart' is
concerned, it still feels very deeply over someone who, I
have found, goes to London in the spring to be married, and I
seem to be half alive since I found that out. I suppose I am
foolish, but how can one govern those feelings? Anything
that one is supposed to do to overcome such feelings I have
done, but it doesn't help much. That comes of making a man
of someone and acting altruistically for the good of someone
else, but who are we, and how are we, to judge, since we are
only human? I should have acted for myself at the time
instead of putting someone else ahead of my wishes and
feelings..."


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