The Washington herald., 1909-01-31

this age was no part OF the philosophy
Of the late Thomas Bailey Aldrieh. who
in writing to Madison Cawein, the Ken
lucky poet. author Of works that have
lust been published in a five-volume edi-
ton De luxe. expressed hopefulness that
a new generation OF poetic interpreters
Of life will succeed the present versifers
The Journal OF a Neglected Wife" IS
announced for early publication BY R. ".
Dodge & CO. The author, Mabel Herbert
Urner, IS known to magazine readers
The American Indians devotion to
music appears in an exaggerated form in
the case OF Miss Stella Whitening, an
Indian Of shawnee. Okla, whose mania is
10 play the piano from the moment Of
waking until far into the night Readers
Of Indian Music and Song" by Miss
Alice Fletcher, Of the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition. ran appreciate the likelihood Of
occasional abnormsi!tieS OF this kind IN
individuals OF a race all Of whose emo
tions are characteristically expressed IN
musical forms
Hereward Darlington. author Of The
Physical Phenomena OF Spirituslism' and
~Tha Coming Science has Just returned
10 this country from q three months
visit 10 London, Paris, Milan. and other
! European cenJers. where he continued
/ his investigation Of spiritualistic claims
/ While abroad he had personal confer
ences with Camille FlammariOn. author
Of Mysterious Psychic Forces Caesare
/ Lombroso. whose forthcoming book on
/ psychical research is being translated
! for Small. Maynard & Co. Of Boston; },
| Maxwell. Richet. and other distinguished
students OF psychical subjects He took
part IN ten sittings with the celebrated
Eusapia Paladino. the results OF which
he pronouuces extraordinarily interesting.
Hats OF IN the elevator In " Yoars
they SPOT for a countrymsn or an Easi
slider the jay who doesn't remove his
top covering when a woman gets aboard
i the Tft-that is. except possibly IN few
downtown Office buildings. where every
/ BODY Is too busy 10 be polite. And JUS
now Providence, which is near BOstoI
BIZ rail ard Gotham in metropolitan as
piratiens. is animatedly discussing th'
perennial question. Prominent women O
/
enough. are inclined TO take sides agains
the amenity due 10 their sex. Thus III
wife Of the president OF Brown Unlver
sity suggests that In this era OF over
blown headgears women, rather thai
men. should remove their hats Again
saws Miss Grace DonwoT1h. author Of N
: inimitable Letters OF Jennie Allen,
coming TO the rescue Of the reputation o
ther feIiov-townSmen. Providence me
are more polite than Boston men ]
seems TO be more the custom for them Z
[ remove their hats in elevators here thal
II Is In either New York or Boston, es
2 pecialiy the latter. Still. I do not cor
siSisr il necessary. An elevator Is merel
corridor and does not call for sue
rules as prevail in q private place"
e Messrs. Henry Holt & Co.'S first move
! for 1903 viii be The Pilgrims March.
: which they viii issue early in FebrUarl
They think that in its author, H
: Bashford. they have found q new write
OF unusual merit This. his first book.
a happy English story with q thems {
wide appeal. The hero is a likable yout
: with artistic tendencies. The gay-hear
| ed. natural way Of living is contraste
: with the self-conscious ways OF the Pur
5 tan spirit. The situation is worked OF
e with hunor and in an atmosphere
:. good breeding
II IS a noteworthy fact that the Iiter'
ture which Americans read is more an
more coming to be written by American
! The list Of authors of the spring move
2 published by Frederick A. Stokes Con
: panv. for Instance. contains only Of
s English name-Harold Bindioss. Even
: Is almost American. for he has spel
e much of his life In Canada. and \
l. "I,oriner OF the Northwest, Just pu
IT lished. is. ike most OF his works. & Can
q dian story OF the other writers, Ba
Is Moses. the author Of Dreaming River
Is lives in Minnesota: Edward W Tow
4. send. OF "Chimmie Fadden' fame, vi
IN now publishes The Climbing CoUrv
tells. IS a resident Of Upper Montclai
0f n. J.: Ciarissa Dixon. the author
i Janet and Her Dear Phebe.'' is now Il
d ing in New York but Is native Of low
ig the scene OF her novel; Susan Giaspe
at whose GLORY Of the Conquered win a
N pear in March, Is also an Iows1. Z
though she has spent some years in CT
caso. and Is now abroad, and Wet
o Mapes. the author OF Partners Three
n comes from an old New York family a
IN has lived there, in Paris, IN Chicago, a.
g in Boston II is also an interesting IS
l. that. as usual. New York and the MidC
In West furnish the NEST OF the names.