File contains the following:
1) Brief biography of Honoria Hetherington, née Ford, compiled by her granddaughter Jane Robson, née Macdonald, 2014;
2) Photocopy of Girton College Register entry for Honoria Ford, 1948;
3) Photocopy of three page typescript reminiscences written by Honoria Hetherington [circa 1970], entitled ‘Ten Terms at Girton’, in which she mentions the following: transport by horse cab and bicycle; Katharine Jex-Blake and male classics teachers who came to Girton to teach; the Fire Brigade; domestic arrangements, rules and regulations generally and rules about male guests; Sunday lunch at her Aunt Adela’s house; playing water polo [?]; several Girton friends with whom she had a ‘Reading Party at Trimingham’ (Irene Shove, Dora Mason, Alice Judson and Elma Muir); and her room at the ‘end of Hospital Wing on the first floor’. [Honoria wrote these reminiscences as part of a fuller memoir when she was nearly ninety, registered blind and with hands too arthritic to write legibly. She taught herself to touch type and practised by writing the memoir. A few corrections were added by her daughter.]