Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-27

NIL" Al NEE, June - Mr% Hattie Tying
Griswod is native Of Boston, hut a west
ern woman 10y virtue Of her many wears
rrsid"ur" in Wisconsin AMI the gcnufn.
breadth and v'gor Of her nature Shr
lives in Columbus is a happy wife, am
the mother Of three BEAUTIFUL daughters
who inherit b th her poetic talents and her
sturdy good srnSn Mr. Gri<wuII. heSiIp
being writer of verse. is n woman u fine
social qualities largr practical benevoleu.a
and general clear -headeinrss She has the
gift Of ndaptahihty. AMI sh, not only has it,
but has It about h.r She can write n poem
ious faith she is Unitarian In her
life she is in fun arcori with all that
helps for this lIf, 0r that which is 10 como
In her home she is most hus7itable nnI
charming. All the quill folk Of the stat
have fuuni th'ir way 10 her doors, and who
so comes a. lecturer or teacher or preac her
from the east Is sure 70 fnI her our.
Mrs Griswold writes good poems, but bet
ter pros". She writes both with high
moral purpose. She is "A thorough rea Ter
a good tRiker, "A staunrh friend 10 not
know that she has "a single rede mirs vice. "
She Is tall and fair. with a delicate vet
strong face full Of calm earnestness.
Mr. a l. Carlton is one Of those writer's
whose happiness l. neither made nor marr,"i
by the dictum Of publishers Writing is h.-
rest and recreation, II It h.s p-of-S,ou HI,
poems are compose in the Office nIs
fields. on the train, anvwh r., and ar ru~,..v
committed to paper till Cumplstr word for
word, in bis own mind They are rhrrl tor.
iz"d by the fr Shn"sS AMI vigor Of tho great
Out-of-dO0rs, by fine sim li.itv ami classic
finish They have apparel in the h..,t
periodicals, a1I would appear oftrnrr il hi,
ambition was equal @ hi abilities Mr. Curl
ton is a native Of New En- ranl. \ ,raIu-
ate Of Aniovar. H. is Il practical business
man. with the culture ani traits Of the Iitt..ra-
trur. HIS home IS in WluwatuSa, Wis
Decidedly tn" most rSat'i' of IN" western
literary slSt"rhnot Is Mr. Marion '. Dud-
Icy, Of Mlwau- g. Sh' Is v'ry tlll, very
stately, dIgn.ii"i almost to frIgidity. with a
fondn"ss for elegant toilets and a perfect
taste IN all matters pertaining to tn" sam"
Her complexion is n delicate AMI rs titful
IN color as girP' Of IL Sh" wears
neither bang, nor friz, nor wave, but
brushes her dark hair smoothly back from
her forehead IN fashion that not one
woman in thousand can bar, but which Is
the one Of all Others for her. Fifteen years
ago she cam = Milwaukee to take an edI-
t"rial position on The Sentinel Two years
later she marrlet the Rev. ID. j. L. Dudley.
Since then her literary and social life has
brnadened she seems to have the rare
ability to serve two masters She takes
sweet counS j with the Concord philosophers;
the wise men and women OF the east are her
fast friends and frequent -uests She Is an
advocate of woman suffrage, and has
spoken wisely and well before the state
legislature on that subject Emerson clutS
and conreTsnz'"n' spring up In her path.
various enterprises OF humanitarian aims
and tenlencles owe their existence TO her
efforts
At the same time all the convent Qualities
Of social life are as an op'n book 10 her She
would never turn down the wrong corner "t
ner calling card Her prose Is clear ant
strong and concise. In hcr EDITORIAL tram
ing she Learned the art "t "ttihS- In
her verse she shows little tendency I" "dlg
Tor the INFINITE
lake 1t all IN all the g"d' have been very
generous 10 MIS- buuiE' putting III iFT
hands almost every means to"ari Tue attain
ment OF "!de user uIh -
Mss hilla Her Is the youngest OF the
lNcon'ln 20 Is one Is orlSht young IN ~
Although gwen TO TN writing "i poetry
she Is a strong VEN "i prac''cai'Iy !" h'r
composition One l. almost temp Ell TO say
that she Il Is no hOhSehS' ABOUT her. MISS
SAler writes Sood' pure sense soiileth 'hS
OF HhgLlst, hhe musician, anu h"S
views Among H'F 'iis'i hCUer iS'''S u d ~
tai IN Inference 10 matte : matrimonial:
She mas recently gone ior year 'l't 10
Europe
Mrs hIizaheth ba"er D'hah' Oh M'"au
ker', Is woman WI" II women IaLL L'Ie anu
sweet lue adJectlVes aF9 well ueseF',h
Hhe mas gen''e' Gra'e'u' manners ul''er
"hich tneFe Is quiet S''ei'S'n anu 'oui nS''
as positive as 'h'y are u'oO'ruSI'e' MIS-
bohan Is artist a' wen as poet "ni PAINTS
her poems or writes theli a'coiuI"S 10
fancy
Charies noble Er"goFy' tue young P"et-
lawyer, ot Madison IS Sraiua'' ''
the state unlVerSi'y' man ol "'o yI'uTI' r.
ieica'e tastes anu IT. epr oAy ma ol' ne NJ
ua' sP P'h' SUM 'i'ii' !" "' - ""' "'t'' -
a trile too exquiNltely h'SIiSh. A'Iue from
this afectati"h NJ SENS very aSreea"Ie'
sensible gentleman Mr.. "reS"rF mas VIII
ten some excellent poems OF the o"Jectl'e
ORDER the intense Is not III ms i''ie ii' u =
tenIehcy 10 Po lSn 'Ge me OUT "' uN
verses; Is uhaSsuhllhS anu Ill society he N
shining llShL
MIS- Louise fhilIiS' OF MtuiS"n, Is Is
round, ulilpItN anu rosy "Pir AiihS Will
arort him