The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29

that end we'll Hut. aside from thlt
T do believe honestly that every man
rIaily finds his ideal mlf" You $40
! am an unpusuo hIbl" optImIs'. I dout
like 80 say 'haf modern men and women
are actually '-'t"r than oar fathers and
. mothcrs. bat a. Least they hav. more
opportunities I never could he one nf
Ia" persons who talk about the good old
DAYS III" good new days are much
b''tisr ia M opinion In real life think
everything turns ont IA. way ~ should
only sometimes " fakes utIit. while
I Now ! can't chang" real lie" hat ! am
sol" ruler in ~" world - my writink
and make my penpl" Just as happy ~
! IAN dom 49," any reason TO- NOT
doing =
What writers Are saving aud Doing.
J - Bland one of the authors 81
china Under the Empress DoNagrr %
was for wears m the Chinese Gpvernm,.ut
s"rvrc" under Sir Robert Hart and thus
gained In information used IN writing
IN" book W ich begins with an intro
duc'ory history uf the N-honall family
and covers III" stirring incidents during
tn Hsl'S "y"n'ful reign from her 'irS,
regency to her death
The book form - Nav Sinclair's Tho
COMPANY. contains a number Of passages
not found IN IN" serial Issue. Those who
know Nav Sinclair hav" much - interest
- tell at her one It many stories told
OF her - MAJ when she was last in America
she "a, N,.sId" Marx IVAN at a luncheon
Sic waItud diHidcntlv for him to begin
conversation. h" returned N" crmrh
msn' and waited too The minu'"s
passed m profound silence Finally h."
turned - her
enid. child h" said. do no, be ="
ho,sterp..s
Irving Racheller. whose now volume Of
verse has irl-t ls-u published hv Har.
u"ra. u.ia"s- that rrnd"rn recreatin IONS
have uHurp"t large par' ~ IN" leisure
formed, siv"n to- readirs
N"' 80 long ego he saw when even
~ cutie. iuericans hysi ~ home and
w"ra we'll acquainted with their wives and
th-ir authors and hadn'' 80 many 81
either good took rsd = first NOR gage
on the i"isur" Ut ctr'iiyat~d Jaorle New
forces ar" con. p"'tnR with the works Of
the author funk pf the automobile
worSs the aRrcpline works The touring
car - writ ing the story on IN" sands and
ment and the whi~' parry
Harry Jane. Smith. author 81 the new
move. Ensnln...i Ground has written
play called Mrs Bumpstead- Leigh.
which viii he brought oIt ~ Mrs Flsks
IN Chicago the middle Of November
Eleanor Hallowell author ~ Molly
Man" B"neys- just is=uad hy 'he Cen
'urv COMPANY - granddaughter ~
Jacob Abbott who wrote m" 'Rollo-
hooks: daughter ~ the late Rev ID
ward Abbott former editor ~ tho Boston
Lnsyary World and a niece - DR. lyman
AhbnI'
-S"-Sa- stories took ravr"ws and
adv"-' Is~nsut- hRv" Comprised my writ
ing "ndc1yors sre says And twice
| nav. t.'an -ururisirgIv fortunate m
Winning = Thousand dollar prrz. with my
stories The Sick B.d LADY and The
Ne-v Tired CIR
III" Baroness Won Hutton. whose nsw
novel. The Green Patch has J'-' h.an
puhluh.i 10y stokes - nov much inter.
e-f"i N writing plays II was for tins
rats that last Winia- N" acted tho role
taken ~ Miss Ellen Terry the wear before
IN fairy play presented ~ Hi MalastyS
Th"itra m London Sh. took tho part
II an old maid aunt with d ternerIfy which
would up' -. .NUsc'.d m an amat.ur
actress Of ."ss pr"p'z-"--InG appearance
Sh" d"-.r'res u A. great fun. although
she unfortunately had bronchitis most
~ ~" time
Julian \ DrmocA known FOR hls pho.
togra phs n Mid NJ. and the illustrator
81 D.mockE stories for boys -Dick
m tho Fye-g lades- and Dick Among tho
LumbarJarks has recently returned from
Florida wh"-". with a savant from the
Natural History Museum. he has h~en
studying IN" remnants Of the Seminole
'rIl. ~ Indians He acquired Colle,-
ton Of remarkable photographs and hs
companion brought an equally interesting
COLLECTION II scientific curlos
Nss Mary Nears the author - The
Breath ~ tho Runners who has written
a nav novel entitled Tn" Bird IN the
Ro, - b.. published IN late October hy
the Frederick \ Stokes Company sper'
the summer IN Peterborough. y n Wher"
she lived m he tower NacDowelI Hous"
and fooA pa't ~ the NarDownl Pa geant
which has attracted Considerable aften.
ton
Heor : wright who's" hook on Arctic
exploration -Th" Grsa' White North
IL among "a. Macmillan October putlics.
iionS. says that her first interest IN the
subject vas inspired hy her father. the
LAT" Rear Admiral David smith mRny
years az" II" vas personal frIer Il II
Admiral Melville" Gen freely and 9TH r
famous explorers. and Admiral Mel
yIlle'z pr'ssntafion copy ~ his book
In ~" Lena Delta was read 10y Mrs
wright when child and inspired her 10
further reading on ia. sam" subject
Fully ten years ago. she says. she began
making notes ~ passages an 4 events
Described ~ tho hOoks she read with the
idea that some time she might write a
book on exploration. which idea focused
with the pole discovery last fall
Herman Bernstein. whose translation
~ .p1nid Auir.vsv drams "Anathena-
has iu-t been published. won't - Russia IN
1875 and again m 1919. and - conseIuen'ly
familiar with the land IN which tho scene
~ the play u laid and from winch most
~ tho characters are drawn. During his
-tav m Russia he vas the guest ~ An