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...Brahms variations seemed very varied and very dull, inevitably recalling Huneker's simile of Brahms and the odor of new-mown hay...
...Thayer, who held many degrees from colleges throughout the country, was a nationally-known biographer. His "Life and Times of Cavour", "Life and Letters of John Hay", and "Theodore Roosevelt--an Intimate Biography", secured for him such recognition in biographical work that the National Institution of Arts and Letters awarded him a gold medal for biography...
...love of liberty and freedom, his sense of justice, his strong intelligence, his studious habits and scholarly methods, all made it natural that he should exploit history and ponder the results until he had produced such work as his Cavour, his John Hay, his George Washington, his Theodore Roosevelt...
Engaged. Miss Evelyn Wadsworth, daughter of James W. Wadsworth, Jr., U. S. Senator from New York; niece of Mrs. Payne Whitney, granddaughter of the late John Hay, Secretary of State under William McKinley, to W. Stuart Symington, Jr., of Baltimore...
Died. William Roscoe Thayer, 64, biographer of Camillo Cavour, John Hay, Theodore Roosevelt, in Cambridge, Mass., after a long illness...