An Archive of Art and Literature by the Bohemians of Antebellum New York

'Where the Drinkers & Laughers Meet': Pfaff's: Whitman's Literary Lair.

Hyman, Martin D. "'Where the Drinkers & Laughers Meet': Pfaff's: Whitman's Literary Lair.." Seaport 26, (1991): 56-61.
Type
journal
Genre
journalism
People Mentioned in this Work
Booth, Edwin [pages: 61]

Identified as one of Pfaff's "guests" and referred to as one of the "luminaries of the stage" (61).

Clapp, Henry [pages: 58-61]
Clare, Ada [pages: 58]
Greeley, Horace [pages: 61]

Identified as one of Pfaff's "guests" (61).

Howells, William [pages: 58,59]

Howells was a brief contributor to the Saturday Press.

Menken, Adah [pages: 58-61]
Newell, Robert [pages: 59]

Hyman quotes Kerr: "the Mercury's editor, Robert Henry Newell, detested Whitman's poetry, but loved [Adah] Menken, and she was able to beguile the editor into running her tribute" (59).

Pfaff, Charles [pages: 57,59-61]
Swinton, John [pages: 59]

John is identified as a Pfaff's regular (59).

The Saturday Press [pages: 58,59]

Howells was a brief contributor to the Saturday Press.

Twain, Mark [pages: 58]

Clemens is identified as a contributor to The Saturday Press.

Ward, Artemus [pages: 58]
Whitman, Walt [pages: 58-61]
Winter, William [pages: 61]