A BRILLIANT WOMAN
»BOM oun SPECIAL COITOEBPONHENT. LONDON. July 23. Tho career of Miss E." M. Stouart, who has gained first-class honours in tho Classical Tripos, is a remarkable oue. Beginning at thirteen with honours in tho Junior Cambridge Examination, she has at every, stage ■of her progress taken practically all the • prizes and scholarships open to her) While still a schoolgirl she won the chief classical scholarship at London University, and at University College, which she attended for supplementary classes, she also took the classical scholarship with six first prizes. In the Girton College examination three years ago’ she headed tho list of competitors.’ and was awarded the Chief Foundation Scholarship of .£SS a year for four years. Miss Stouart is already a graduate of London University with first-class honours. Many other successes were obtained by women in the Cambridge Triposes. Miss M. M. Hurdle, Newnham, and Miss P. B. Mudio shared the highest possible honours frith five men in Part 11. classics.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 7871, 5 August 1911, Page 1
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164A BRILLIANT WOMAN New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 7871, 5 August 1911, Page 1
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