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--and Ladies of the Club Study Guide & Plot Synopsis

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Anne Alexander and Sally Cochran are newly graduated from the Waynesboro Female College when they are told that some women, including some of their former teachers, are planning to organize the Waynesboro Women's Club. Anne's initial reaction is to turn down the invitation to join, but Sally agrees and Anne follows suit. The two girls are among the youngest of the first twelve members. The club's purpose is to provide mental stimulus for the members while providing social activities. Sally and Anne are soon caught up in the events typical for young women of their age. Both marry, Sally to a young businessman named Ludwig Rausch and Anne to a young doctor named John Gordon. Ludwig begins a rope factory and John goes into practice with Anne's father. Both women have children, Anne giving birth to a son they name Johnny and later to a daughter named Belinda and called...
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