The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
GOSSIP OF AUTHORS
AND THEIR WORK

"Haremlik." Mrs. Kenneth Browns no ia BILE
story OF Turkish life. published a few years
ago by Houghton Mifnin Co, which has al
ready been translated into French. Sw edish.
Danish. German and Italian. is now being
translated into Dutch.
T. Everett HARE gave . tea last Monday
q, his studio, so Washington square East.
FOR Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Wright ksur-
man. who recently returned TO this country.
Those who attended included Mrs. Philip
Lewiston. Mrs. Wilson Woodrow. Mrs. Hugo
Reisinger. Mrs. Edwin Markham. Miss Alice
Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin b. Hamp-
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Ryan walker. Mr.. and
Mrs Carl Gantvoort, Miss Nora Donsr, Mrs.
Hyac!uth Smith. Mrs. Jeanne r. -Sostsr, Mr..
and Mrs. William Griffith. Mrs Raymond
Du Puy, John Luther Long. Norman Boyer.
cur, Hugo Reisinser. George Sylvester
Niercck Alexander Harvey. Leonard Dalton
Abbott Alma Thelma, Alfred Rau and Wit
Ter Bynner. Alma Thelma played the piano,
Mr. and Mrs Gantvoort sang. while Miss
blaar recited new poems by Alfred Noyes
'Nl Mrs Blanche Shoemaker waEstsn,
apt. Il, r. tertiary and Mr.. Perry
A}-cough of the Chinese postal service have
recently travelled Independently through the
hsart OF Mongolia. They have now collab-
Grated In a book with the Russians in
Mongolia" which the John Lane Company
Is g'iting ready for publication
Nrs Mary Roberts Rinehart thu versa-
't writer whose new book 1.-THE After
House. il announced by Houghton Mifnn
Company for publication to-day has re-
covered from series attack OF diphtheria
vi has confined her to her home for
''u. ~ssss past.
kt.Ai-en Norris has just released the
prsnf - her new novel 1.-THE Treasure"
nh.ch the publishers hope to bring out
su'Y, February Z, THE Treasure" II said
20 ran>ot certain side OF home life with a
H.. siusfying viv!dness and completeness.
j.IIn street accompanied by Wallace
Morgan, the illustrator started ~ a trans
'"..iu"n'il trip this week. to be gone ten
weeks The results OF their observations
"'l Impressions will appear first serally In
Oilers Weekly" and later In book form
P' 'sh"d by the Century Company.
i.'H Maseneld won the Royal Society of
H..."atures annual Edmond lie Poiignsc
' d" ~ 700 last year and this year II goes
James stephens. The particular hook
H.. DO is responsible for this latest honor to
tHr IRISH author II THE Crock OF Gold" a
'..''pusiy philOsophic novel.
drainatization OF clara Louise Burn
hams novel The Right Princess" published
Jew years ago by Houghton Miffin Com
IIuy is being given In Western cities with
90 cess. Robert Dempster plays the leading
role
Lee Foster Hartman. author Of the Just
l4hlished mystery story THE white Sap
phire,' was born In Fort Wayne. Ind. In
1873, and was graduated from Wesleyan
University In 1904. since that time he has
made his home In New York city. engaged
m journalistic work. In 1904 he removed
from the stan of the associated Sunday Md0d'
t"e TO enter the employ of Harper & Bros.
since 1908 he has been n member OF tho
,u'oral stan OF Harpsr's naods'ns. The
white sapphire" 10 Mr. Hartman's hrst ven
'ur" IN the realm OF fiction.
And sim the humorous continues to hap
pHn around RabIndranath TaEore. the winner
"f the Nobel prizs for literature In 1913
'ne % the most recent amusing Incidents
N found In an order received 1T New York
'''N book store. please send me copy
- nuns the communicat In question. "of
mat book by Rabindrsnath TaEore which
are" the noble prize"
AAd again In the same mall tAis same