The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22
DR., STR|DER TELLS
WOMAN'S CLUB OF
GREAT LITERATURE
ST, Matthew's Rector Delivers Master
full Address on the Inspiration Oh
Great Works.


| E"ior, Tn, W"mam'S Literary IL" At
i'm, NJ e. A. l,-,"rdtN ri.'ru'"h.
the 70. Il. T.. l.. Sirld"r rector 81 ~
| Ma thew : church. EHN" a nr'li'aN' An-
drrs, ~ "rh" luspraiI"n 81 ''r'i' l''-
! cratur"."
In reviewing H." world '' Id II n"
! Irrrarv firmaia.ut Mr.. SIrld"r III
broad and maSr"r!ul fashion, r''L'"tn
| the great claSs'rs. %w'''pInE ever WV
! ancient creek classic drama. IN" l.a'll
| school rs represented 10y Virgil. the
! early Italian uf Dante. IN" frch'h Oh
| Hugo. and IN" English - HhAk Np'ar";;
! to the rov"l "f thu m"h"rn TYPE -,
: which H.. ,It.,i ,i""rE" Ell1"i'S WORKS.
ms hriIl,lu, examples in subtle Charac-
ter uualySIS MIR. Strid"r l"Il"w'd 'h'"
SUMMARY If thu f.rld by touching IN
glowing and cnlvrtul lansur"' upon III.
| fuSt important points IN nrlh'lfd'S "a
| the creation Of great literature"
TIL first principal upon which las
| si. Etrraiur, ~ FORMED ~ IN" treat
! mrHt &c fictS and forms, '"l"t,''.h''
spiritual. intcddyctnal and Hrsih'ur'
which Is tho has" 1T the m'Eht! ,",,.
r"I,Ions 81 tn. mas'crrI""' : IT ErcnS
! literature" Celebrating on THIS 'hrn''
Rev. Stridrr said that talent nl"nr can
not produce n great work, hul must 'lN'-
VS." be- accompanied by thr Nisl"n
winch secs the truth: winch deals win
! The m%h,r>t ideals the intellect can
! r,ra.rit 'lmd NAMES them known.
''hr second principal which was un-
! folded was thu tact that great itl"r"-
iur,, CONVEYS a nI,~SaEc from all Times:
! hat though lIncl'SS, II must De par
| adnNical aS it may seem. limrlN. t.i'H
| a.. T., a link IN the mighty cham, "huTuS
m the sweep vi historic event" When
| reach out to. car own illn'. f"r va
! reason tn" EIhli'il. li"m"rr'. ''r''N'
| Italian. French and Eurlleh mrst"r-
PIECES Spoke - W"ll to thor own i'm',
| they also speak e" our glN1mr I" every
/ AZ coherent sympathy 1" human ma
! tur".
! portrayal "r human nature which ~
! largely IN" re;,Srn, Mr. S'rId'r Sh.h'
for lis inspiration a. human "hhra'-
ter has been tn" sam" III all axes. pos
! se,>:nE the SAM faults H@d \IFIu'.S'
! hence tn, Ilcrajur" sp"akS tr"m IN" age
! t." ar"jhrr. through wh'rm Ia" Srca-
dramas AMI SaiIrrS If TIA" ages become
( It W"ud"rcul painting thr"rih Whl'h
I reading W. may learn I, know ourselves
! Srilr, and hum"r ar" Of our incAIInI-
/ abb, influence toward higher and n"hi"r
! living" That the effect pr"dnr"d Nv
, these ESSENTIAL urHiItl"S ~ h'gh"r Hi-
/ ,ralurc i ia" u'uft toward superior
! id";,lISn. WAS IN" fourth A"d riLIn'n
ailuC point uf Tho l"r!ur". IiiEh"S;
! lG,alisn. Mr.. stride. p"n''d out, &c Of
| to-. found wh"r" not '\p'ri' 1t. a. an M
: stance ct which H. CIi"d iAr poem o.
| Poe, lrr IhcIn,rl at \nnrb'i IT,. M"d"rn
| l.. rk". u. continued. ar" t." 'Ar'hl! ann
! MATERIAL niOrr "UnlIu"rCIhliT"d a& 10y
! tore. ,C lh" period ia wh'h 'h"y arc
! written a. tho history Of I't'rl' ur" ma"
I Shown rcr.rt"dlN lhn' Il pnri'N"> - 'h
,.Nd,n,l,$ which @"n"rNi''n Il repre-
. cents.
O. MIR. S,r,d,g said rh,r.. nr' u" Gr"at
u,\rl> ,nln,. allhuugh IA" i,N'N'G tha.
ERNEST Hn.lr. Ills Family Icy Err"a'
r,",I". may h' i".h'H Wi.n h% in'ur'
. c,.u"rn'I"uS n~ lr'''. ~" as" men.
,l,,.I -l',,l.r l. re- as t,.u- w'rihN Of
al - Il ~.