From Leon Keyserling, 1920-1925

Letters to Jennie (who is most likely in New York); re. his desire to return to Beaufort for school; describes his school work, mentions his cousins, and what he does on weekends; discusses plays he's seen; inquires about Herbert (who is with Jennie); reviews a book, The Melting Pot, and gives his opinion on the difference between religion and nationality; writes from Long Island where he is spending time with his grandmother and other relatives; describes a Broadway play and mentions he will be ready for "longies" [pants] soon (1923); correspondence during his years at Columbia University includes descriptions of class work and social life (he assures his mother he is not as anti-social); describes what happiness means to him and role of education; mentions a good relationship with his roommate.