Documenting the History of Women in Higher Education-
Title
Correspondence from Marjory Gane (class of 1901) to family
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Institution
Smith College
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Description
Marjory feels badly that she did not pass her Horace exam, encloses a letter from her professor about it, and discusses her plans to take Latin instead. She writes about the Ysaye concert, the Southwick dance, various social interactions, invitations to Easter, basketball, Valentine's Day, the weather, and Con's plans to come back to Smith for another year. Letter addressed to "Papa and Mamma and Everybody."
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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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Location
Smith College Special Collections
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Format
Correspondence
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Copyright and Use
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Item Identifier
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Cite this Item
Gane, Marjory, 1880-1974. "Correspondence from Marjory Gane (class of 1901) to family". Smith College. 1898 February 13. College Women. Web. Accessed June 4, 2023. https://collegewomen.org/node/18424
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