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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 thanks her mother for the five dollars she sent her so that she could continue to take horseback riding lessons. She writes about visiting her brother Harry in Amherst on Decoration Day, dinner with Mrs. Hopkins, a visit to Mount Sugarloaf in Sunderland with Harry, Gretrude's upcoming travels from Germany, exams, Baccalaureate, dramatics, the rainy weather, and various other small items of news about people they know.
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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_006
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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 June 3. College Women. Web. Accessed September 25, 2023. https://collegewomen.org/node/18178
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