Documenting the History of Women in Higher Education-
Title
Letter from Mary Rosa, Wellesley, Massachusetts, to her mother, 1911 March 7
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Institution
Wellesley College
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Description
Letter to her mother about rehearsing the plays, needing a corset and gloves, and the class of 1914 electing new officers for the girls who flunked and had to resign. She is writing a new research theme on visiting nurses, had a bad History quiz, and is required to go into Cambridge to see the glass flowers for her Botany class. She is excited for the upcoming Senior Operetta, admiring Persis Pursell (a very musically talented senior) and discusses the faculty recital.
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Collection
Mary Rosa letters, 6C/2139
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Creator
Rosa, Mary
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Date
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Location
Wellesley, Massachusetts
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Format
correspondence
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Physical Description
4 pages
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Copyright and Use
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Item Identifier WCA_6C_Rosa_1911_03_07
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Cite this Item
Rosa, Mary. "Letter from Mary Rosa, Wellesley, Massachusetts, to her mother, 1911 March 7". Wellesley College. 7-Mar-11. College Women. Web. Accessed November 27, 2022. https://collegewomen.org/node/15818
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