LATHROP, GEORGE PARSONS

the 351-98), an American writer, 6. in prominent 3 Hawaiian Islands and educated in Greek, w York and Dresden, Germany. For with while he was a istant editor of the (Irish lantic Monthly Magazine, then editor ancient the Boston Courier. He married ton. se Hawthorne, a daughter of Nathan the Hawthorne. Among his works are Umbrian, se and Roof-Tree (poems) 1875; In Lat. Distance, 1882; Dreams and Days European ae 1892), and The Gold of Pleasure, inflectional. in Latin ‘58), an American philanthropist, 6. in Greek, ‘two,’ ckford, Jil. She graduated from ar College, in 1880. Since 1899 she dual; spent much time as a voluntary vocative, and ident of Hull House, in Chicago. She 1 made a special study of the care of locative. line, i insane, the better education of chilactive n and juvenile courts and has made sral visits abroad and is Director of and moods, jidren’s Bureau, U. 8. Government, optative, i is the author of numerous articles imperative, } reports on the care of the insane, the i service, child welfare. etc. only \ATHROP, ROSE HAWTHORNE past). 51), an American author, the dau. imperfect, (Nathaniel Hawthorne, 6. in Lenox, moods 38. She studied art in London and wanting. ‘sden, and in 1871 married George developments § Lathrop, a writer, with whom und and collaborated in much of her later work. In 1891 she established Free Home for Cancer Patients Rosary Hill Home, in New York, a community, a uming the of Mother Mary Alphonsa. She Along the Shore (poems, 1888) and of Hawthorne (with her hus1897.