Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-11-15
Mis-. Jennie Ellis 1t wellesley cols1

We have a letter from Miss Ellis, w.
though not intended for publicatip, E
| are quite sure she will not seriouY Z
ject to our quoting extracts from.
information about the college vii
special interest to Miss .Jennie's lup
| friends:
- = Every one of the girls Rr'p
more or less OF their washing and iren|
1t is reall y very pleasing work, no c1
| ing OF water or going out OF doors TO-
clothes. Warm anu cold water is
| Piled at every tub, which is station
| anu allows the water to run OFT Whelf
| desire. IAe clOtues are dried by 81
| III the same room and our bOllers arg
our SIDES, 50 We 90 not take step
| rcacn IAcni. AS Tor the irons, tncy
| uol YET run by steau1, only SUCH as 81
! cOllcSe girls generate W4tnln tnemsG'
| Indeed, inns would be u paraulse
wasnerWOlnen, and we girls nnu 1t =
| to break away from the quiet OF y
! and ENJOY one or two hours IN the lauf'
How base OF ME to begin with Welly
College ny describing tue laundry!
From tue laundry come with me, y
you snail sec where 90 the most oy
studying. From Stone hail we WHY
over 10 che nalu building. Quite
| .ne center, Oh the nisL moor, two
lcnse uOurs stand open, and we q,
ucsceuu4uy three or luur steps. we
III the iiDlury, and a GLORIOUS one Is
too! just luink or S3,vuu volumes, +
! suaieu III une classified order before lr
+ EkA
! were q student againY Then, be;luae
books, we have beautiful buSts, pJtS
and banners at various interval tut
the room. Elegant Olu CABINETS coAn
rare ola books, ana tables are sprea IN
the most profound periodicals.. i'bll'
| Urary Is, uAvIueu mo alcOves, Chine
containing books upon one genal 20.
Ject, tue larger alcOves are tnOsieVtec
~ history aid general llJeratulant III
these two my time 1Or study MStly
spent. DO you ask me it Amply III
Inc midst u these beautiful surr..lngs!
1 answer, most assuredeuly l alappy:
Wellesley College IS more eVtnan l
ever dreamed, aud that Is Sayh great
deal. No part OF our wants ttt I'M
tuinlled. For physical exercis' ~ have
the whole OF 4Uu acres or Deaut WOODS
aud cultivated gruuuus, tugf win
tLc beautiful laneS GU Wnlcue glflS
row; lOr Tic MORAL needs, az pro:
VISION IS made III Inc pleasant l.lprayer-
iAtct.uSs aAu III lac cAapcl see, anu
iur tlc Architectural MaAts, ~ nook
and Corllcr As So AtLcd up as Educate
INC eye, inc car, AID an vac OH senscs.
" AaL Il ucilSALlui vAs4t l AAutE Miss
Sherwood. Act Acr III bostAnu We
l4;iu u LII: day together III Tue I; then 1
brought Aer vuL " Inc COllegiitA me
wuelc sac stayed over night I LIilOuSA
tIlc ncAt uay. Ahu SUCH d vi am
sure Two Av yer n4alte tllne passOre zap
luly.
20 into Boston every or week,
ana sometimes Oitener. ye met
MASS snullvs Twice, and hadtng ht1ul
cuats VAIN tier cacu time. Sis very
nappy anu well, just tue same Boston
as s4lc USED to We III Austin. er leaV-
lns MISS ouultes last Nlouuaylu VISIT
lny the fuuilc Library, L tooAcar lor
Cambridge and III que time ca 10 the
nome o1 Miss Flora Fay, wine ! spent
uellgntluI afternoon. We v ia noted
places Ill OId Cambridge. e went
through Harvard College anGhe Pea
body and Agasslz museums. 1t treat,
ana spienulu Que, too. memorial
hall the Doys dine, and we haze pleas
uie o1 seeing their tables ali pared Tor
the evening meal. Ihls han u mag
nlticcnt building. aud was ecteu IN
honor OF the Harvard stuuentwno fell
in the clvIl war. Just ACROSS IL street
stands the Gymnasium OF Il College
winch cost Only $l,VVv,UUO. NS;lW tue
"poys ensayeu Iii game of Il, and II
rel.4nceu ohe OF clowus spoken III Tic
llnes VI the AlnpAllneatie kome.
lnere are HOO students, ant ! course
many others We're drawn I tsttch lhv
contest.
Lovers of music have hn having Q
rare treat lately III bOstOj Tor >r>elisol
LAS gwen two concerts dang the las'
week. AS we WOulu eXEt they Wtr.
very tine, and .thoss-svho Ienl LEFT more
,Lan lalu lor uouble ia, expenditure
Sue v Ill len4aln IN the ast We are toit
uhtll after The Hoiluay sason.