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MOTHER & FOUR-Isabel Wilder- Coward-McCann ($2). Long-winded family struggles in a university town, by Thornton Wilder's sister...
...Society of American Bacteriologists held their annual meeting at Ann Arbor this year, and in the last day of the meeting, December 30, M. J. Rosenau, Charles Wilder Professor of Preventive Medicine and Hygiene, was named vice-president. Professor W. M. Clark of Johns Hopkins, University was elected president of the society...
...WILDER (Thornton) The Woman of Andros. Mint in dust Wrapper. New York...
...Neil, Jr. of Cambridge, Robert C. Putman of North Quincy, Robert H. Rawson of Abington, Paul Rutledge of Brookline, Robert D. Sall of Mattapan, Hubert Scheffy of West Mansfield, Richard F. Schmidt of Cambridge, Paul H. Segool of Boston, Roger M. Silsby of Fairhaven, James M. Smith of Wellesley, Wilder Smith of Gloucester , Manes Specter of Cambridge, Charles H. Stanton of Boston, John M. Strachan of Hude Park, David U, Sullivan of Cambridge, Edward D. Sulivan of Dorchester, James J. Sullivan of Dorchester, Leo E. Sweeney, Jr.. of Charlestown, Henry W. Syer of Sommerville, Paul C. Tiffany of Cambridge...
Like Thornton Niven Wilder but more so, Virginia Woolf is a widely-read if not popular writer whose public is largely made up of people who have not the vaguest idea what she is driving at. Though many a Junior Leaguer felt called upon to rave over Orlando, though some who bought or borrowed it managed to wade through The Waves, few in any league would have chosen to make their enthusiasm coherent. Virginia Woolf is certainly no labyrinthine monster, monstrous clever though she be, but her readers, like a lot of Little Red Riding Hoods, are apt to mistake...