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Secrets of Rich Women's College Dream Lives On
A long feature notes Harriman and Gould daughters pushing for education despite family opposition. Mary Harriman graduates Barnard after a two year compromise, while Marjorie Gould embodies strict training. The piece links elite training to social success, contrasts with Elizabeth Cady Stanton’s era, and mentions Mexican first ladies Diaz and Diaz de Toral promoting multilingual schooling for daughters.
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Bupinese
Mary Harryrman
E. A. Harriman
Barnard
Columbia University
Woman's College
Keng
Miss Flarriman
Weare
Nee
E. H. Harrimans
Cornelia
Carol
Miss Harriman
Milionatre
Europe
Marjorie Gould
Henry James
Harriman
Mary Harriman
Harrimans
Barnard's
Marjorie
George Gould
Ilfa
Gould
Miss Gould
Daughters of the Rich
Mexico
United States
Presient Diaz
Senora Diagz
Dona Carmen Romero Rubio
Dea Diaz
Carmelita
Diaz
Senora Diaz
Senor Rubio
Lerdo
Senor Dilaz— Amada
Senor
Ignato de _Toral
Mariande
Senor F. Pinchon-Gallarda
Peither
Obrera
Sénora Diaz
Vanderbilt
BR. T. Wison
Goeler
Panieman
Sequal Aare
H. P. Belmont
Alexandra
England
Moriage
W K. Vanderblit
H. H. Harriman
Colette
St. Lords
Elizabeth Cady
Mrs. Stanton
Womion
Schiezen
Goettingen
Fraulein Wolfe
American Collegea
Jamestown
N. Y
Emma Willard
Troy
Willard
Miss Willard
Hind
Heradid
Helen Gould
Collis P. Huntington
James J Hn
E. H. Harriman
Mary Mehigan
St Paul
James J Hill