"Of the older generation of those among us addicted to literature is Walter Cranston Larned of Lake Forest and Chicago. He is the author of at least four books, written for the pleasure of writing, not at the stern call of necessity. His sister, Miss Julia Larned, has a rare poetic gift, and has published one or two volumes of poetry. Their father, Edwin C. Larned, was in his day one of Chicago's most eminent citizens, a lawyer, and a delightful host, his dinners being noted in the '70s and '80s, when dinner giving was not as common as it is now." Chicago Tribune, January 9, 1910, page 23.
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"Of the older generation of those among us addicted to literature is Walter Cranston Larned of Lake Forest and Chicago. He is the author of at least four books, written for the pleasure of writing, not at the stern call of necessity. His sister, Miss Julia Larned, has a rare poetic gift, and has published one or two volumes of poetry. Their father, Edwin C. Larned, was in his day one of Chicago's most eminent citizens, a lawyer, and a delightful host, his dinners being noted in the '70s and '80s, when dinner giving was not as common as it is now." Chicago Tribune, January 9, 1910, page 23.
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