| Show THE first ot of a sol ios of lectures delivered or ed ty by birs habe aly the Rud audience lence that assembled to hear bear mrs frances lif II iia berty yesterday was representative of tho the elite of the city and at the close of the inhere t I 1 ng talk a large number went forward 5 to meet the speaker and heir more ully fully of her iro proposed posed course of lectures mrs II Il aberly lectured at the Wor comans womans nallS club and her subject was the renaissance a topic which she fully understands ne na was thoroughly shown by the excellence cel lence of her carefully prepared paper lit in the tha opening ot of her address mrs Il haberly aberly defined the meaning of 0 the word it Is made up of ue me french word daltre Mal tre to be item bom and the prefix re which means again our english equivalent to the french term would confine it practically to a acre translation A new birth of learnt learning nat but it means more than that arid and we must understand it to mean not merely that revl revival val of classical anti antiquity equity which took place in the fifteenth century and to which the word was first applied but a whole complex movement of which that revival of classical antiquity was but one element or phrase we must keep beep steadily in mind that the real quality ot of the e was intellectual it was a many sided but united movement in which the th love of the things ot of the intellect and the imaginations agi nations for their own sake the let desire tor for a more liberal and beautiful way of conceiving life malce make themselves felt urging men to seek out every available mean of antelle intellectual crual or imaginative enjoyment and directing them not merely to the discovery of old ola and forgotten sources of tho the enjoyment joy ment but to the divination of new experience new subjects of poo poetry t ry new forms forma ot of art continuing the speaker gave ave a detailed and thorough address on the subject which was listened to intently ty by all present PolliN vIng the lecture a large laree number subscribed tor for the course of twelve lectures which she will deliver sirs lira Ila haberly borly will be at the comins womans Wo mins club tomorrow to morrow afternoon and at the cleofas on tuesday afternoon to explain to the members more fully her art lectures she la is the guest of mrs kinney president of 0 the comans womans club during her stay may and members of that club as well as others have extended her every courtesy so BO her stay Is sure to be a pleasant one ona |
