Literary News and Criticism in the Paradise of Adam
A review covers Caroline Corner’s island memoir The Paradise of Adam and The Rec ceptlon, noting its humorous yet critical portrait of Ceylon life and its vivid scenes. It also surveys other literary topics including Keily’s tramp theory, new editions, Elinor Glyn’s works, marginalia debates, and Mérimée’s La Guzla hoax with its Wikipedia-style caution.
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Caroline Corner
John
Eugénie
Carmen
Mérimée
Dalmatia
Croatia
Bosnia
Herzegovina
la Guzia
Danube
Abbé Fortis
Magianovitch
M. Louis Léger
Pushkin
Sunshine Society Luncheon Draws Delegates at Hotel Astor
Nearly three hundred delegates and guests gathered for the Tribune Sunshine Society annual luncheon at the Hotel Astor. Speakers included Wu Ting-fang and Sir Alfred Mosely with music by Belver, Dethier, and Spross.
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Tribune Sunshine Society
Hotel Astor
Wu Tingfang
Alfred Mosely
Helen Varick Boswell
Kate Upson Clark
Owen R. Lovejoy
Henry Gaines Hawn
Avery Belver
Edouard Dethier
Charles Gilbert Spross
Clarence Burns
Connecticut Sunshiners
China
Miss Boswell
Wu Ting-fang
Socie
England
London
Sir Alfred
National Civic Federation
United States
Canada
National Child Labor Committee
Washington
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Tribune Sunshine Society entertains with art and readings
A meeting of the Tribune Sunshine Society featured Mr Hawn's comic recitations and Dr Adelaide Wallerstein praising the Connecticut branch. Music included Pagliacci prologue by Avery Belver and Edouard Dethier violin pieces with Mr Spross piano works. Numerous guests attended, listing many names.
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Ciety
Tribune Sunshine Society
Hawn
Adelaide Wallerstein
Connecticut
Avery Belver
Edouard Dethier
Spross
Burns
Minister Wu
R. A. Benedict
Eugene Christian
Helen V. Boswell
W. P. Tuttle
W. A. Granville
Alfred Mosely
Owen R. Lovejoy
W. F. Bailey
H. G Hawn
Kate Upson Clark
Mery Proctor
J. M. Barrett
C. A. Frake
Jane Pierce
Samuel Willetts
H. Haviland
Frank Quimby
John Haviland
Amy Barnes
J. S. L’amereaux
Sara Curry
L. M. Stanton
Steves
Richard H. Greene
J. B. Kugler
George R. Hillier
George Clayton
J. Adams
Minette Chatfield
George Burton
Arthur Rowe
Edward Davis
Charlies Helland
C. H. Boyer
Constance Olsen
W. S. Holmes
M. E. Carmichael
John J. Brooks
E .O. Chase
John Chattilier
Whitehouse
Whitehead
M. Spencer
R. L Calkins
Roland E. Belknap
Alfred Landy
H. Downing
Helen M. Hicks
Mary C. Tubbs
C. Thompson
P .F. Frost
J. Sumner Stone
L. F. Stone
Virginia L. Jones
C. D. Baldwin
L. Webber
H. B. Kemp
J. F. Eberling
F. H. Jerome
Williamson
H. W. Bennett
S. C. Bennett
John S. Raymond
T. L. Bennett
M. H. Lewis
W. G. Brown
John L. Niver
Hensel
Frank Churchill
Simmons
T. Wallace
T. Monahan
C. V. Albertson
James Griswold Wentz
William R. Chapman
Clifford Wiley
Elizabeth Reid
Charles Lloyd
Charles Gilbert Spross
Frank Drummond
George Cook
S. Pritchard
J. Sulzer
S. van Houton
R Cabie
Jessie A. Fowler
C. Morrison
T. Y. Crowell
J. E. Palmer
Elizabeth Chambers
J. Schnitzer
George Willard
Marie Howes
J. Olmstead
Helen Briggs
R. Crane
Iss M Crane
A. Reynolds
H. Markham
I. Rickard
Harriet Littlefield
M. E. Loomis
C. E. Ackerman
Wilson Lee
E. W. Dickins
George Howes
G. W. Eason
A. E. Cameron
F. Church
Florence Gildersleeve
E. Foster
Judith Foster
G. Windsor
M Strauss
George Mathews
F. H. Benton
HH. M. Rockersburger
Thomas Wyre
Jefferson Simmonds
Dwight Baldwin
R . Peck
W. B. Pope
M. Ernest Clarke
James 8. Scofield
C. C. Lambert
R. M. Shurtliff
W. S. Denison
Pierrepont Greene
Samuel M. Pope
Edwin A. Mayers
G. W. Eichell
I. H. Meyers
M. Strauss
M. Adler
M. Meyers
F. M. Ullman
Machel
B. Schminger
D. Levy
May
Julia Hill
Ida Qh
Ll. Naugie
M. E. Gowdy
H. Ross
W. Lindsey
Children and trees protect Broadway restoration plan
Riverside branch of the Woman's Municipal League met at Mrs. Edward Curtis's home to discuss involving public school children in protecting trees on Broadway. The group proposed naming trees after notable figures to engage both present and future generations, with Mrs. Marion Peters leading the committee.
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Broadway
Riverside
Woman's Municipal League
Edward Curtis
West 69H Street
Marion Peters
Methodists Open 25th Quadrennial General Conference in Baltimore
The General Conference begins in Lyric Hall Baltimore with about eight hundred delegates. Bishops report on foreign missions including China Africa Europe India and Japan while United States territories Hawaii Alaska and Puerto Rico gain representation. Election of officers and bishops looms as conference protections for retired ministers grow and evangelism plans unfold across Baltimore in May.
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Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Henry W. Warren
Lyric Hall
Baltimore
Joseph B. Hingeley
J. W. Bashford
China
Thomas B. Neeley
South America
William Burt
Europe
F. W. Warner
J. E. Robinson
W. F. Oldham
India
J. C. Hartzell
J. B. Scott
Africa
M. Harris
Japan
Corea
United States
Moore
Hawaiian Islands
Alaska
Wilson Forte Rico
J. Chartzell
General Conference
R. J. Cooke
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wiliam F. Andersen
Board of Education
F. D. Bovard
California Christian Advocate
BD. G. Downey
the Sunday School Union
W. H. Crawford
Alleghany College
Homer C. Stunitz Field
Board of Foreign Missions
Liram A. Quayle
St. James's Church
Chicago
Daniel Dorchester
Christ Church
Pittsburg
George E. Reed
Dickinson College
Charles B. Mitchell
First Church
Cleveland
H. ¢. Jennings
Cincinnati
Claudius B. Spencer
Central Christian Advocate
Kansas City
Edwin H. Hughes
de Pauw University
F. M. North
New York City Church Extension and Missionary Society
W. S. Lewis
Morningside College
Levi Gilbert
Western Christian Advocate
Methodist Book Concern
General Conference Commission
W. F. Malaliea
Henry Spellmeyer
J. F. Brushingham
Theodore S. Henderson
Waring Juvenile League to Stage May 12 Event
The Waring Juvenile League announces an entertainment on May 12 at 5 15 PM in St Michaels parish house 2S West Sth street. The program includes a short play and gymnastic drills. tickets cost cents and all are welcome. The branch re elected Mrs Julius Henry Cohen as chairman with Mrs R J Mount as treasurer and Miss Vivia Monroe as secretary.
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Waring
St. Michaels Parish House
West Sth Street
Julius Henry Cohen
R J. Mount
Vivia Monroe
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