Chapter XXV: The Art Association of Newport (3)

Watson, Francis Sedgwick, classmate of the author, 46

Watterson, Henry, at luncheon on U. S. s. s. _Tennessee_, 209;
impression made by, 210

Watts, George Frederick, 145;
portrait of Mrs. Langtry, 147;
and his wife Ellen Terry, 238;
luncheon with, 238;
his pictures, 238-239;
“The Messenger”, 239-240;
his method of work, 240;
equestrian statue “Physical Energy”, 240-241

Wauchope, Miss, 300

Wazzan, Madame, the famous Sharifa of Tangier, 251-252

Webster, Mrs. Hamilton Fish, 387

Weisbaden, 275

Weld, Theodore, a favorite teacher, 58

Wendell, Edith, 227

Wendte, Mr., 389

West, author’s first trip through the, 136

West, Benjamin, Royal Academy largely due to, 146

West, Mrs. Cornwallis, 147

Westminster Abbey, 152

Weston, Colonel Hunter, a hero of the Boer War, 297, 298

Weyler, Don Antonio, 319

Whipple, Edwin Percy, essayist and lecturer, 25

Whistler, James A. McNeill, 145

White, Andrew D., commissioner on annexation of Santo Domingo, 84

White, Henry, American Ambassador, 322, 343

White House, Washington, a week in the, 83-85

Wiggins, Betty, 348

Wilby, Miss, author attends school of, 58-59

William II, Emperor of Germany, cartoons of, 234; 275, 276;
quoted, 376;
his cynicism, 376

Williams, Henry, author attends school of, 46-47

Williams, Senator John Sharp, 352

Wilson, Henry, nominated and elected Vice-President, 108, 109

Wilson, James, Secretary of Agriculture, 341-342

Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Rivers, 177

Wilson, Woodrow, election of, 366;
and the administration of the Philippines, 382; 387

“With Booth in Darkest England”, author’s lecture on Salvation Army work, 247

“With the Allies”, Davis, 380

Woman Suffrage, Roosevelt’s article on, 350;
banner for, parade, 353

_Woman’s Journal_, 352

World politics, awakening interest in, 106

World War, outbreak of the, 372;
effect on America of, 372, 390;
America in, 387-388;
work for welfare of service men during the, 391-392

World’s Parliament of Religion, Mrs. Howe prominent in, 222

Wormley’s Hotel, Washington, 72-73, 129

Wright, Miss, 335

Wright, Wilbur, 335

Yates, Edmund, his wit and humor, 142, 143;
the Howe’s entertained by, 143;
success in journalism, 143; 256

Young Men’s Christian Association, Providence, 359-360

Zerrahn, Carl, 41

Zola, Émile, his “Débâcle”, 268;
how he wrote his “Rome”, 281-282

FOOTNOTES:

[1] Journals and letters of Samuel Gridley Howe.

[2] Dr. Henry Marion Howe died in May, 1922.

[3] An old friend of my mother’s, once the beautiful Anna Shaw.

[4] Please give me as to this the first gleam of a possible announcement.

[5] “Life and Letters of Samuel Gridley Howe,” by Laura E. Richards. Estes and Lauriat, Boston.

Typographical errors corrected by the etext transcriber:

about than Ismail=> about than Ismaïl {pg 182}

I remember Ismail Pasha=> I remember Ismaïl Pasha {pg 182}

April 23. Louisana Day=> April 23. Louisiana Day {pg 211}