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Marian Austin first appears in Cora’s diary on a brisk March day in 1885: “A ‘Windy’ day so I wore my ‘sky blue’ veil. It was much becoming to me. Marian wore hers also. After drifting with the wind for 20 or so minutes we finally settled on a subject—spreads. I concluded I would have mine after my...

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Published inThe Quack's Daughter p. 147
Main Author Nettleton, Greta
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published United States University of Iowa Press 01.05.2013
Subjects
Applied arts
Applied sciences
Architecture
Art education
Art music
Arts
Arts participation
Astronomical instrumentation
Astronomy
Buildings
Colleges
Education
Educational buildings
Educational institutions
Engineering
Formal education
High culture
Institutional buildings
Instrumental music
Keyboard music
Music education
Observatories
Physical sciences
School campuses
Schools
Telescopes
Transportation
Travel
Vacations
Western art music
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Summary:Marian Austin first appears in Cora’s diary on a brisk March day in 1885: “A ‘Windy’ day so I wore my ‘sky blue’ veil. It was much becoming to me. Marian wore hers also. After drifting with the wind for 20 or so minutes we finally settled on a subject—spreads. I concluded I would have mine after my sojourn in New York City, on the 14th or the 21st of March. This seemed a suitable time, as I could purchase things at Macys, Candi’s etc.” Bundled up in warm scarves, the two young women, one tall and one short,
ISBN:9781609382421
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