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Peabody (JOSEPHINE PRESTON an American)

JOSEPHINE PRESTON, an American poet and dramatist. She was born in New York, was educated at Radcliffe College, and for two years ending in 1903 taught literature at Wellesley. She married Prof. Marks in 1906. Her works include "The Wayfarers"; "A Book of Verse"; "Fortune and Men's Eyes"; "New Poems, with a Play"; "Marlowe,” a Leaves"; "The Wings," a drama; "The Singing PEACE MOVEMENT Book of the Little Past"; "The Piper," a drama which won the Stratford-on-Avon prize in 1910; "The Singing Man"; "The Wolf of Gubbio"; "New Poems."