
BETTY WALES ON THE CAMPUS
CHAPTER I “TENDING UP” AGAIN
CHAPTER II ARCHITECT’S PLANS—AND OTHERS
CHAPTER III THE CULT OF THE B. C. A.’S
CHAPTER IV THE GRASSHOPPER WAGER
CHAPTER V REINFORCEMENTS
CHAPTER VI FRISKY FENTON’S MARTYRDOM
CHAPTER VII THE DOLL WAVE
CHAPTER VIII MORE ARCHITECT’S PLANS, AND A MYSTERY
CHAPTER IX MOVING IN
Betty Wales returns to her lakeside cottage after a bustling day at Harding College, her red bandanna bright against her sun‑kissed curls. She balances the duties of a caring daughter—mending stockings, tending the fire, and looking after her younger sister—while still finding time for spontaneous beach races with her friends. This opening scene captures Betty’s energetic spirit and the close‑knit community that follows her wherever she goes.
Back on campus, Betty and her circle of spirited classmates run the popular Tally‑ho Tea‑Shop, a lively hub where ideas, romances, and entrepreneurial schemes brew as freely as the coffee. Their latest venture, a whimsical plaster figurine called the Ploshkin, becomes an unexpected sensation, drawing both profit and curiosity. As the semester unfolds, Betty faces a series of playful challenges—from daring wagers to mysterious plans—forcing her to juggle friendship, responsibility, and the thrill of new possibilities.
Language
en
Duration
~6 hours (347K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Original publisher
United States: The Penn Publishing Company, 1911.
Credits
D A Alexander and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net (The New York Public Library's Digital Collections)
Release date
2022-10-11
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1875–1944
Best known for the lively "Betty Wales" books, this American writer helped shape early 20th-century fiction about college life for girls. Writing as Margaret Warde, she mixed campus adventures, friendship, and ambition in stories that found a wide readership.
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