Hindu or Christian education.

Hindu lawyer prefers Gospels
  to sacred books of
  India.

Hinduism, actualities of, unprintable;
  and Christianity;
  to Christianity,
  Dr. Paru a convert from.

History Club.

Home life and college women.

Home making and church
  work.

Homemakers, training, demands
  college education.

Hospital, in a.

Hospital wards at Vellore.

Hospitals, doctors for.

Houses at Vellore.

Housekeeping, co-operative.

Idol, wives of the.

“In the Secret of His Presence.”

India, poetry of, felt to be
  insincere; no place for
  redemption of woman in
  the religions of; need of,
  can only be met by educated
  Indian Christian
  women; silent revolution
  has begun in; God alone
  will not redeem; future
  of, demands college education;
  the Aryan invades;
  Muhammadans invade; co-education in;
  superstition in;
  and the college woman;
  medical needs of, and supply
  of women physicians,

Indian conditions, worship
  adapted to,

Industrial education;

Infants, death rates of,

Isabella Thoburn College, beginnings
  of, See Lal Bagh.

International alliance, an,

Internationalism, let churches
  and colleges practice,

Jahan, Shah,

Janaki, Miss,

Karma,

Kindergarten, Indian,

Kinnaird College,

Kipling quoted; cited,

Kugler, Dr.,

Lal Bagh; cosmopolitan
  atmosphere; scholarship;
  American fellowship;
  first fellow;
  social questions;
  co-education discussed;
  early marriage and child
  widows; purdah discussed;
  social services;
  cleanliness inculcated;
  religious instruction
  by students; medical
  instruction by students;
  reading taught
  by students; sewing;
  purdah park suggested; social
  service during vacation;
  social service
  and strikes; visiting the
  poor and sick; what
  alumnae records show,
  See Isabella Thoburn College.

Lamp and the sunflower,

Languages at Madras Christian
  College,

Leadership forced upon educated
  Indian girls; training
  native, demands college
  education; and
  college education,.

Legal profession for women,

Lela, Chandra,

Licentiate in teaching,

Life of Indian girl,

“Lighted to lighten,”

Literary and Debating Societies,

Literature; magazine edited
  by Mrs. Azariah,

Lucknow,

Lyon, Mary,