"The Motor Girls At Camp Surprise" 1916 PENROSE, Margaret Women's Blazers David LaChapelle

David LaChapelle

The novel was written under the pseudonym R

A phase of social history which has now disappeared in this country is the backstairs life of a large country house

the author revels in the ever dependable return of the salmon and his return to the Nordic North

Jerome Park itself was located in the Fordham section of the Bronx and staged races from the late 1860's to around 1890

"The Motor Girls At Camp Surprise" 1916 PENROSE, Margaret Women's Blazers David LaChapellePENROSE, Margaret [244] pp. The Goldsmith Publishing Co. 1916 7 3 4" x 5" *front hinge loosening* "Look where you are steering, Cora Kimball! You nearly ran over a chicken that time." "Yes, and avoiding the chicken on that side, you nearly hit a child on this side. Such a dear little boy or was it a girl? I never can tell when they're so young." "Two misses are as good as two miles," misquoted the bronzed girl at the wheel of the automobile, as she