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Title
Correspondence from Marjory Gane (class of 1901) to sister, Gertrude Gane (class of 1894)
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Institution
Smith College
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Description
Marjory tells her sister about basketball, and a lecture from the college physician about not trying to be prominent in everything, but focusing on one's personal strengths, be they musical, academic, athletic, and so on. She writes about the Hubbard House dance, drawing lots for changing seats at the dinner table, attending the Episcopal Church with Anna Thorne, playing music in the parlor with Miss Mynter, homesickness, sewing, and visiting Mabel Hartsuff. Marjory thanks her family for sending her the personal items that she requested, and inquires after some people from home.
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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_f003_001
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Cite this Item
Gane, Marjory, 1880-1974. "Correspondence from Marjory Gane (class of 1901) to sister, Gertrude Gane (class of 1894)". Smith College. 1897 October 10. College Women. Web. Accessed May 31, 2023. https://collegewomen.org/node/18061
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