Betty Wales, Sophomore: A Story for Girls

BETTY WALES, SOPHOMORE A STORY FOR GIRLS - BY MARGARET WARDE

CHAP INTRODUCTION I MOVING IN II ELEANOR'S FRESHMAN III PARADES AND PARTIES IV ELEANOR WATSON, AUTHORESS V POINTS OF VIEW VI ON AMBITION VII ON TO MIDYEARS VIII THE "FIRST FOUR" IX THE COMPLICATIONS OF LIFE X IN THE "ARGUS" SANCTUM XI A PROBLEM IN ETHICS XII A BRIEF FOR THE DEFENSE XIII VICTORY OR DEFEAT XIV A DISTINGUISHED GUEST XV DISAPPOINTMENTS XVI DORA CARLSON'S "SUGARING-OFF" XVII A MAY-DAY RESOLUTION XVIII TRIUMPHS AND TROUBLES XIX GOOD-BYES - ILLUSTRATIONS - THE "SHOW" WAS A TREMENDOUS SUCCESS - "DON'T PUT THAT GREEN VASE THERE" - "WELL," SAID MISS FERRIS, "THAT WON'T BE NEW WORK" - "LET US MAKE A FAIR START," HE SAID - THE GREEN LINE WAS SHOUTING ITSELF HOARSE - ELEANOR DID NOT ANSWER - "NEVER MIND THAT NOW," SAID BETTY - INTRODUCTION

CHAPTER I - MOVING IN

CHAPTER II - ELEANOR'S FRESHMAN

CHAPTER III - PARADES AND PARTIES

CHAPTER IV - ELEANOR WATSON, AUTHORESS

CHAPTER V - POINTS OF VIEW

CHAPTER VI - ON AMBITION

CHAPTER VII - ON TO MIDYEARS

CHAPTER VIII - THE "FIRST FOUR"