“Once upon a time,”

Opportunities for service,

Organizations of students,

Palm trees, school under,

Parker, Mrs. Edwin W.,

Paru, Dr.; breaks
  caste; father of, prefers
  Gospels to sacred
  books of India,

Peace.  See World peace.

Physicians, women.  See
  Women physicians.

Pioneer services of college
  women,

Poem by Rabindranath
  Tagore,

Poetry of India,

Politics, training women for,
  demands college education,
  women in,

Poor, visiting the,

Prostitution, religious,
  protected,

Public service,

Purdah, origin of; discussed,

Purdah parks suggested,

Pushpam and her work as a
  reformer,

Race, pride of, and caste,

Rama and Sita,

Ramabai, Pandita,

Reading taught by students,

Redemption of woman, no
  place for, in religions of
  India

Reform

Reformer, one, and what she
  achieved,

Religion, the Indian girl’s,
  and morality unrelated,
  made practical,

Religions of India, no place
  for redemption of woman
  in the,

Religious education, aim of,

Religious emotion, outlets for,

Religious instruction by students,

Revolution, silent,
  Roads, metalled, in India,
  Rukkubai

Salvation, yearning for, of
  souls, Myers,

Sarber, Miss,

Schell Hospital,

Scholarship at Lal Bagh,

School, at; Hindu or
  Christian; under
  palm trees, See Education

School life of Indian girl,

Science building, students
  collect fund for,

Scudder, Dr. Ida

Sent forth to heal,

Servants of India Society,

Serveth, among you as He
  that,

Service, great field for, for
  college girls; public,

Sewing taught by students;
  lessons in,

Shakespeare loved by students,

Sick, visiting the,

Singh, Lilavati,

Singhe, Dr. Vera,
  quoted,

Sirkir, Miss,

Site, new, of Vellore Medical
  College,

Social life, moralizing, demands
  college education,

Social questions discussed by
  students,

Social services of Lal Bagh
  students; during
  vacation; and strikes,
  at Madras; by
  students of Madras Christian
  College; in outcaste
  villages,

Social Service League of Calcutta,

Sociology, applied,

Solidarity of the world,

Song of the Women, The,
  quoted,

Sorabji, Cornelia,

Sorabji sisters,

Star Club,

Stone age, remains of,

Strikes and social service,