Horsemanship

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Marjory updates her father on her accounts and expenses. She writes about dramatics rehearsals, and enjoying her horseback riding lessons. She asks about the family. Included is a list of her accounts from March 19, 1901 through May 5, 1901.

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Concerning a visit from Ethel Perrin, a competitive gym drill, and a performance by pianist George Proctor. Marjory also asks her mother to write a note to Ethel Howard regarding an invitation to Pelican in the summer. Constance has been offered a teaching job in New York for next year, and Marjory is thinking about taking horseback riding lessons.

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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.

Scope and Contents Marjory thanks her mother for her note and the watch chain, a commencement present, and tells her about the other commencement gifts she has received. She reports that the college thief has been caught, a girl that Marjory tutored in French during sophomore year. Marjory is looking forward to Gertrude's arrival on Saturday, which will give Marjory a change to finish her exams first. She also writes about dramatics, horseback riding lessons, golf lessons, playing the violin, tailoring of her...

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Photographs of YWCA of the USA horseback riding activities.