This scrapbook covers Lucy (Madeira) Wing's four years at Vassar, from 1892 through 1896, and a few events she attended as an alumna. She includes materials from concerts, plays (particularly by the Philalethean Society), and art exhibitions both on and off campus. During her senior year, Madeira organized a benefit performance of "The Russian Honeymoon" by Vassar student actors in Washington, D.C. She also documents Vassar traditions including the Trig Ceremonies, Mohonk trip, Tree Ceremonies, Thanksgiving and Halloween at Vassar, Class Day, Senior Parlor, and Commencement. Madeira was involved in the Young Women's Christian Association, and saved materials from its activities and information about settlement houses. She also includes her academic experiences and her examinations. Madeira also preserves valentines and correspondence with Vassar friends, social invitations and event programs, visiting cards, and interactions with friends at other women's colleges (Wellesley and Smith). After graduating from Vassar, Madeira would found the Madeira School in Washington D.C. (now located in McLean, Virginia) in 1906.