Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09
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MARY Cary-Frequently Martha IS
... r1t,iins way Kate Langley Bosher
a. rsusB her new book. soon TO be
rlblished by the Harpers, about
.9sIrt UftIa charity child. Mary Carey
solves the puzzle quite simply ana
.ssu, AZ thg start Martha she
writes. Hs my everyday self, IKE tho
9bie Martha who did things, and didn't
worry trying 90 find out what couldn I
t.s f5rrd out. especially about why God
Its mothers die. Mary IS my sunday
IN who wonders and wonders at
everything and asks a million questions
inside. and goes along and lets people
think she s truly Martha when she
tp,qs aid the time she isn't" II might
almost boz the author pointing out "a
rather neglected truth when her small
heroine says TO the reader sagely. You
nav think nothing happens in an or
rhan asylum 10 does. The orphans
an, sura-eu0ugh children and real
much lka the kind that have mothers
ard fathers. but though they don't give
p1Igs or wear truly Paris clothes,
hngs happen" OF which things Mary
cary promises To- give uncommonly
bright and cheerful proof
ER Dcwiug's novel. "Other Peoples
Houses which was published last fan,
IS dr1lsiug considerable discussion In
ODE different English journals and ac-
mrdiug t0 Mark Twains criterion It's
author must now be numbered among
ihs Imm0rtals For the noted American
hlm1-Ist once remarked that to Dee
anatured loo Punch was to achieve
Immortality. Witness as Miss Dcwiug'
claim 90 this distinction the following
verses taken from a recent issue of
the British funny paper.
Eve read throughout from front to
back
E. peNIng's book CMacmillan)
And what ] think it seems to lack
Is Just one hlgh-class villain.
The daily round Of those who live
To- Other Peoples Houses"
is scarcely less COntemplative
And placid than a COW s is.
It's people have "a cultured touch
A Jew of them are striking,
bll on The whole they talk too much
To suit my humble liking
some of them marry some do no
hut neither contamination
ACHIEVES itself without "a lot
Vi 'erh1. explanation.
TO- Ae-aud here 1 speak as one
no stranger o. reviewing,
never knew $50 little done
Win such "a deal of Dewing.
Ar Mary g. Il Womyss pronounced
Neems D Nho first becomes known TO
u.s. American public through her novel,
lhe Professional Aunt" published on
laIgh l- hv Houghtou Mifh,n Co. is
on InsAshNumau with most interest
s peN1naIity. She comes OF Danish
.l0'iy' The Lutyeus, and many of her
a-,'s'ofs have served IN the English
-ul' Her father was "a soldier and
aU.H q young man serving i'm Canada.
master of the Montreal hounds.
Alltf l1e .rimea, he retired and be-
, y, ~. a IHutcr and au intimate friend
eH Edwin Landseer. lie is now 81
''ala Oh aud stIll rides to hounds
u. nave always thought that David
Hafum. Do describing Pollys feelings
,'' ltE F.-It to the theater. had said
w., s a't word on shyness," Mrs.
sAlss Hgs induced To say. but 1
u9I0l whether she felt AZ embarrassed
% j. 90 ou being asked 20 speak about
s,". have certainly often talked
e 1'lll n's0IE one had To m % large
-..''y, 1Hi as we an talked az the
i-,e lN. never folt conspicuous. as
",". IHUra We're nine BOYS before /
t Dorm There were "a of us alto
,''' boys ana three girls. Eight
V. 'Aa l1'ee girls lived To grow up
wy. ".I. ] believe. considered very
t.s''.a' children. when IL was not so
A.. 4. '''''''. Tor children TO be- original
,e1l 'a now We were never told that
,u rem must Dee seen ana not heard
s, n'I tha hapuiest life imaginable.
Wv NIN the ordinary sins To fight
hIt mo- extra ones were made
,'.,. I'lN, our lives difdcdlt The most
.,.. ul thing In our lives has been
III. N''h'I Influence. Half the wear
~ spent In London the other half Ina
.r',t 1'lfN our nurse. who has been
.,1i 'F father and mother SO years.
s,l' F'. with them She is dovotcdN
'E 's all as you may Imagine.
as boys and girls we had family
T, ta'1'N. of which / was the editor
n ' WAS made in my bedroom door
lr,-. which the contributions were
!, i.' The FIRST thing ' ala was
.u.oo'' writing table made by the
bo carpenter He did not realize
l''aly existing difficulties of ar
n,ti.s hi. and added To them by
/, '''s a different lock 10 each drawer
r,.,. N'l nine keys My earliest lit-
egi1 'Hort was my diary written
av - J. was six years old. II consists.
o.,' Jay of 4 rede the Bible today
ra not good az my lessons today
''e 'he Bible today 1 was not