Those who are interested in the story of their
good times together may be glad to read in "Glenloch Girls Abroad"
how Ruth meets her father, what tidings she has from Glenloch, and
something of the new friends she makes on the other side of the
ocean. They will be interested also in the further doings of The
Social Six, as they are related in "Glenloch Girls' Club." And the
adventures and good times of "Glenloch Girls at Camp West."
GRACE M. REMICK.
CONTENTS
I. RUTH'S FATHER
II. THREE CHUMS
III. THE NEWCOMER
IV. A NEW CLUB
V. THE SOCIAL SIX
VI. BAD NEWS AND GOOD
VII. CAPS AND APRONS
VIII. CHARLOTTE'S PROBLEMS
IX. OUT OF THE SNOW
X. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS XI. ARTHUR COMES BACK
XII. LOST AND FOUND
XIII. MISS CYNTHIA
XIV. TINY ELSA
XV. PETER PAN
XVI. TELLING FORTUNES
XVII. UNCLE JERRY
XVIII. THOSE RIDICULOUS BOYS
XIX. "HOME, SWEET HOME"
ILLUSTRATIONS
"I WAS AFRAID YOU WEREN'T COMING,"
"DO YOU PROMISE TO KEEP OUR SECRETS?"
"LET ME GIVE YOU YOUR PRESENT NOW"
"IT'S VERY FINE AND BRAVE OF YOU"
IT HAPPENED AS SHE HAD WISHED
"IS YOUR LEMONADE GOOD?"
"TELL THEM YOUR NEWS"
CHAPTER I
RUTH'S FATHER
Just as the key clicked in the lock and the front door opened,
a bright face peeped over the baluster from the hall above.
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