_Dundreary, Lord_, Sothern’s chief rôle, 121
Dunraven, Lady, 148
Dunraven, Lord, 147-148
Duse, Madame, 284
Dwight, John Sullivan, president of Harvard Musical Association, 40;
founds his _Journal of Music_, 40;
“adopted son” of author, 40;
devotee of Boston Music Hall, 41;
his outspoken criticism, 41;
classical taste and indifference to opera, 42-43;
enjoyed “Oberon”, 43
_Dwight’s Journal of Music_, 40, 41
Earthquake, author experiences first, in Santo Domingo, 98;
in Sicily, 326-329
Easter, gorgeousness of, services in Rome, 295
“Ecce Homo”, Seeley, 152
Edgeworth, Maria, 15
Egypt, a trip to, 176-183;
second visit to, 272-273
Elliott, Edward, brother of author’s husband, 229;
untimely death by drowning, 229-230
Elliott, Sir George, 176
Elliott, John, author’s escort at Royal Academy reception, 145; 174;
marriage of Maud Howe and, 216;
in Chicago, 217-222;
mural decorations for Mrs. Potter Palmer’s home, 217;
work in collaboration with Pretyman, 221; 223, 225-226;
appreciation of music, 227;
proposed decoration for Boston Public Library by, 229;
his brother Edward’s death, 229-230;
visits London, 232-242;
in Spain and Morocco, 248-255;
in Rome, 256;
studio in Palazzo Santa Croce, 259;
pastel drawing of Dante, 259-260; 263-264;
home in Palazzo Rusticucci, 265; 266, 269, 275, 287;
designs Mrs. Howe’s costumes, 289; 293;
portraits of heroes of Boer War, 296, 299, 300;
portrait of the Duke of Cambridge, 296-297;
on English feeling at close of Boer War, 298;
Queen Margherita visits studio of, 300-302;
his “Triumph of Time”, 302; 303, 305, 306, 313;
poses for figure in portrait of the king of Spain by
Villegas, 319-320; 321, 323;
completion of “Diana of the Tides”, 326, 329, 334;
important relief work in Messina disaster, 327-328;
Red Cross medal conferred on, 341; 347, 348;
a founder of the Art Association of Newport, 352; 353, 355;
presentation to Bostonian Society of portrait of Mrs. Howe
by, 359; 365, 366, 367;
picture exhibition and sale for Red Cross, 369-370; 371, 372, 386, 388;
portraits of young Americans dead in the World War, 389
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