The Washington times., 1912-01-29
PAGE AMONG LIST
. OF |MM0RTALS FOR
ACADEMY OF ARTS
Made Public by Vice Presi-
dent Morris-Roosevelt
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Thomas Nelson Page, author. lecturer.
and authority on Southern history Of
antebellum days, who has made WASH
ington his home for years, has been
included in the list of forty immortal
Americans. prepared by the National
Institute Of Arts and Letters. made pub
lie today by Harrison 8. Morris, its
vice president.
Theodore Roosevelt heads the list.
Woodrow Wilson comes second.
The Senate Is represented in the list
by Henry Cabot Lodge.
The forty immortals make UP the
membership Of the American Academy
Of Arts and Letters, which Is an inner
circle Of the National Institute Of Arts
and Letters. the latter having a men,
bership Of $50.
The entire list is as follows:
Theodore Roosevelt. author and con-
trtbuting editor.
.,SHs Wood;oS q; ", Wilson; l.o author and gov
Horace Howard Furness. Philadelphia.
Shakesperean scholar.
Charles Francis Adams, Of South Lin
coin, Mass, the historical writer and
Henry Adams, Of Boston, author and
formerly editor Of the North American
Henry M. Alden, Of New York, editor
of Harper's and a weil-known lecturer
John Biselow. Of New York. author
Wv william G. Brownell. of New York.
author and student.
John Burroughs. Of westport. N. T..
Nicholas Murray Butler. of New York.
George w. Cable. Of Northampton.
Mass, author.
editor. author. and philologist.
Arthur Twining Hadiey. president OF
william Dean Howells, Of New York,
author and editorial contributor to
Harper's Magazine.
Henry James. the Isle Of Wight, au-
thor and editorial writer.
Robert Underwood johnson, OF New
York. writer and editor. member OF the
editorial stan Of the Century Magazine.
author. lecturer. and United States
Senator.
Thomas r. Lounsbury. Of New Haven.
author and professor at Yale.
Abbott Lawrence Lowell, president OF
Harvard. author and scholar;
Hamilton Wright Mabie. Summit, N.
J., author and editor.
Alfred T, Mahans Of New York: :s rear
author and editor, former president Of
the American Historical Society.
Brander Matthews Of New York, au-
thor and professor OF literature at Co
'u%Ria john !ar Muir. OF Martinez, Cal. ex-
plorer. naturalist. editor. and author.
Thomas Nelson Page. Of Washington.
author ana lecturer.
fcssor Of English literature at Harvard
University.
James Ford Rhodes, author and for
nier president Of the American Histor-
James Whit,omb Riley. the Hoosier
poet.
william NJ. Sloane. of Princeton. N.
J.; author and editor, ,,, -. N.u v,-x
artist and authoe.
Henry van Dyke. OF Princeton. poet
Andrew Dickson White. OF ithaca. N.
George Y. Woodbury.. Of Beverly,
Mass. author and poet.
John W. Alexander. Of New York.
Paul w. Bartlett. Of New York. sculp-
Edwin H. Blashfeld. Of New York.
artist, author. and lecturer on nrt at
Columbia. Harvard. and Yale. ,v
William II. Chase, of New York. ar
Kennedy Cox. of New York. painter
Daniel C. French, Of New York, sculp-
tor.
Thomas Hastings. of New York. archi-
tect.
william Rutherford Mead, Of New
York. architect.
Francis D. Millet, Of New York. ar
tist
John 8. Sargent. Of New York. artist.
Abbot Thayer. Of Monadnock, N. H.,
animal painter.
Elihu Vedder, Of New York. painter
and modeler and mural decorator.
Two men in the department Of music
have received the distinction OF election
to the American Academy. They are
George Whitfield Chadwick. Of Boston,
and Horatio w. Parker. Of New Haven.
Conn, organist and composer.