Belles, beaux e il cervello degli anni sessanta . Teodora, ora la sig.ra Lyman Syms,di Jeffersonville, Ind.John Weber, la sig.ra Webers figlio più anziano, sinistra quattro figli: Caro Carleton Weber-nowi ] ^^^- Marvin Sneed, di cal- Ho vert, Tex. e il motherof due bambini, Marvin andJohn W. Sneed:-MargaretIsabella Weber, Giovanni a piedi-er Weber e Lee Ellis Web-er, tutti residenti a Nashville. I figli di CarletonWeber sono sei: Beulah Beau-mont Weber, Louise Weber,Margaret Isabella Weber,Sarah Carleton Weber, doro-thy Weber e Henri Carle-ton Weber; tutti di Nashville. È degno di nota il fatto che la donna thisremarkable beganteaching un

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Belles, beaux and brains of the 60's . Theodora, now Mrs. Lyman Syms, of Jeffersonville, Ind.John Weber, Mrs. Webers elder son, left four children: Caro Carleton Weber—nowi ] ^^^- Marvin Sneed, of Cal- I vert, Tex., and the motherof two children, Marvin andJohn W. Sneed:—MargaretIsabella Weber, John Walk-er Weber and Lee Ellis Web-er, all residing in Nashville. The children of CarletonWeber are six: Beulah Beau-mont Weber, Louise Weber, Margaret Isabella Weber, Sarah Carleton Weber, Doro-thy Weber and Henri Carle-ton Weber; all of Nashville. It is notable that thisremarkable woman beganteaching at the age of eight-een, and lived to be eighty-six.She married in 1852, and wheneighty-two years old wrote her reminiscences: after havingalways been a fluent and popular writer of poems and sketch-es. She was a stately, elegant personality: a delightfulraconteuse; and the summer society of Sewanee looked toher as its head. Another Alabama girl, who later reached more generalfame, was a wise and willing worker in the hospitals and. MRS. li. M. WILSON(AUGUSTA EVANS IN 1867) BELLES, BEAUX AND BRAINS OF THE SIXTIES 393 camps near her home. Augusta Evans Wilson, one of themost successful women authors of America, was then a tall, young brunette, with much promise and even more altru-ism. Her fathers home was close to the Summerville campand the writer-to-be spent all of her time in its kitchenand at the bedsides of the sick. Even that early they re-quired little forcing to take her compositions. In herage and fame perhaps more valued than the many tokensand souvenirs, sent her from the noted far and near, are therough rings, bracelets and baskets, cut from buttons andfruit seeds by her convalescents, as only possible expressionof the love and reverence they bore her. These are but few of the many whose names escape me, as they worked for love, and not renown. All honor to thefew still left! Equal meed to those who wait the final buglethat will rename their unknown dead. CHAPTER X

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