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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
Marjory writes about the death of Mrs. Woodruff, trouble with her eye, the upcoming Baccalaureate, Gertrude's travels, a visit from Mary Curtis's father, dramatics, vacation plans, and upcoming exams. She tells her mother that she has been asked to play violin at the Ivy Day Exercises.
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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_f019_005
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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. 1901 May 19. College Women. Web. Accessed November 28, 2021. https://collegewomen.org/node/18167
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