Sappho
All Sorts and Conditions of Girls
Describes the characteristics of different types of girls: the intellectual, original, sentimental, scapegrace, domesticated, frivolous and popular.
Nita
The Coming Spring
Poem about the signs of Spring in nature.
M. L.
Life at Girton
Description of life at Girton College. Describes the buildings, student accommodation, being welcomed by a second year student, tea parties, daily routine, societies and fire practice.
Nita
The Disobedient Children
Story about two children who disobey their parents by taking a rowing boat out to sea and are caught in a storm.
Nemo
Carmen Scholasticum
Poem encouraging the effort to study.
Rosinante
Death
Poem about a mother with a sick child.
Slowcoach
School Tea-Parties
Description of a children's Christmas party.
Debating Society
Debate held [details given]: "We are more matter-of-fact than our great grandmothers were." Proposed by Agnes Coombs, oppose by Dorothy Cornish. "Very little debate followed." Other speakers were Miss M�Croben, Miss Gaffron, Annie Truscott, Miss Dolby, Miss Dendy, Annie Leach, Maud Allison. Motion carried.
Debate held [details given]: "Fashion should not be made the prevailing guide to dress." Proposed by Emily Baker, opposed by Miss Eves. There was "animated debate." Other speakers were Miss Dendy, Miss Dolby, Miss Hodgkinson, Miss Gaffron, Miss Adamson, Miss Rogers, Miss M�Croben, Edith Brayshaw, Nellie Size, Margaret Taylor, Maud Vernon, Grace Newton, Annie Hardman, Madeline Mellin. Motion defeated
School News
Edith Lang has resigned as Old Girls' Editor of the Magazine.
Edith Lang sang at the Halle concert.
Old Girls' Association
At the Winter meeting there was a "fair muster" of members.
Miss Bulley gave a lecture on Schumann.
There was a concert at which a choir of old girls sang. Other performers were Hilda Hughes, Alice Crompton, Edith Kelly, Maud Kelly, Eva Cohen.
Puzzles
Examples of puzzles.