Letter From Alma Wurdemann To Her Nephews Dated Approx July 1913

My dear Little Joy & Gloom,

I am sending each of you a little present and I hope you shall like it very much. You see, your Grandma & Aunt Alma are very lonely since leaving you. We are now in our own home and should like most dearly if you were here too. I am sure that all of us should have great fun. I hope that papa and mama & you two will come down on the steamer with Mr Noble to see us. We should be very glad to see you. Hoping you are both good boys. With the very best love from Grandma & Aunt Alma

Clipping: enclosed was a newspaper clipping sent to Robert Noble by Alma Wurdemann. The clipping is mounted on a small postal card monogrammed in the top left corner with a large letter C. The clipping reads: Mrs Henry Wurdemann and daughter, Miss Alma, of Panama, formerly of Jersey City, are spending several weeks at the home of relatives residing in Jersey City Heights.

Handwritten note above the clipping: From the June 10, 1913 Hudson Observer (Jersey City, NJ). Below the clipping is Alma's comment: Wonder who these people are -- Do you know? On the reverse of the card is a handwritten notation: c/o Mrs A Kohler, 621 47th St., Blyn[Brooklyn], NY