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Title
Correspondence from Marjory Gane (class of 1901) to her mother, Sarah Jones
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Institution
Smith College
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Description
In response to letters from her mother and her sister Gertrude, Marjory discusses her French class, the cost of a couch-cover for her bed and books for school, her stained duck skirt, a Freshman physcial exam, basketball, music, the people she has met including teachers, and the Freshman Frolic. Marjory was glad to get the items Gertrude sent her, particularly her glasses. The letter includes details about the election of class officers, a bicycle ride to Easthampton with Beatrice Pickett, life in the dormitory and the weather. Letter addressed to "Mamma."
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Collection
Marjory Gane papers
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Creator
Gane, Marjory, 1880-1974
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Contributor
Smith College Archives (repository)
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Date
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Format
Correspondence
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Copyright and Use
This item is open for all users to view for research purposes.
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Item Identifier smith_ca_80-02_b1608_f002_003
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Cite this Item
Gane, Marjory, 1880-1974. "Correspondence from Marjory Gane (class of 1901) to her mother, Sarah Jones". Smith College. 1897 September 28. College Women. Web. Accessed November 28, 2021. https://collegewomen.org/node/18050
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