“WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE?”

A STORY FOR GIRLS

by

MARGARET WARDE

AUTHOR OF

BETTY WALES FRESHMAN
BETTY WALES SOPHOMORE
BETTY WALES JUNIOR
BETTY WALES SENIOR
BETTY WALES B.A.

ILLUSTRATED BY
EVA M NAGEL

THE PENN
PUBLISHING COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA
MCMIX

COPYRIGHT
1909 BY
THE PENN
PUBLISHING
COMPANY

Many of the girls who will read this bookhave already made the acquaintance of BettyWales, and know all about her adventures atHarding College, from her rollicking freshmandays to the time when she was a “graveand reverend senior”—and was always beingmistaken for a freshman, nevertheless. MaryBrooks graduated from Harding a year beforeBetty, and she always considered that thisgave her the privilege of patronizing herfriends in 19—, Betty’s class. Madeline joined19— in its sophomore year, and Babbie Hildreth(she and her friends Babe and Bob wereknown collectively as the three B’s) wasanother of the shining lights of that famousclass. She and Madeline and Betty plannedthe tea-room, though only in fun, during atrip abroad that came as a grand finale to theircollege days. You can read all about thatin “Betty Wales, B. A.,” which also tellsabout Mary Brooks’s “impromptu” wedding.But you will have to go back to “BettyWales, Senior,” to find out how Mary’s “littlefriends” discovered that she was interested inProfessor Hinsdale. There are a lot of otherthings that you will want to know aboutBetty and her friends—if you like them—in“Betty Wales, Freshman,” “Betty Wales,Sophomore,” and “Betty Wales, Junior.”

Margaret Warde.