Cricket and tennis were in full swing, and she took an active part in both.

The best of being at the hostel was that the boarders had the benefit of the tennis courts in the evening, and so secured an advantage in the matter of practice over any girls who did not possess a private court at home.

So far the College had not competed in tournaments, but Blossom Webster was hopeful that later on in the term some champions might be chosen who would not disgrace the Games Club.

Meantime she urged everybody to practice, and coached her favorites with the eye of an expert.

Nora was particularly marked out for future distinction.