Frances Hodgs

"... visitors. The meeting was in the hands otMrs. Onie Milkman, in the absence of her BiBter, Mrs. Lina Delahoyde, and she read a fine article from the life of Frances Hodgs on Burnett with a selection from Little Lord Fountleroy. Mrs. Herrick read Bill Nye's criticism on Noah Wester and his dictionary. After adjouanment of Mrs. Herrick's an elegsnt three-course luncheon ..."

"... problem with startling illui W. L. Georga-to 1 Housekeeping. ItcH of the most import: human life. This is but one of appearing in Man well "The Passing ..."

"... James J. Hill l to preside. Professor Lamprecht is the authority on mediaeval history, and is associated in the congress with Professor Haskins and Professor Ad of Yale. Mis Frances Hodgs >n Burnett is spending the summer ln her English country home. Maytham Hall, in Kent. The estate ful pirt of england's most picturesque county. The foundations of thc house aro ..."

"... being the most excellent periodical ever printed. Thc best known in literature were on its list of contributors from the unt. Longfellow, Hughes, George MacDonald, Bret Hurte, Bayard Taylor, Frances Hodgs .n Burnett, James 1. Fields, John G. Whittier; indeed the Ust is so long thal it would be easier to tell the few s of note who havo not contributed ..."