Roosevelt announces candidacy for nomination, 350; on the opposition to Roosevelt, 351; loss of the _Titanic_, 352; inception of the Art Association of Newport, 352; and the Suffrage Parade in New York, 353; Republican National Convention, 353; first rally of Progressive Party in Massachusetts, 354; in charge of women’s part in Progressive State campaign, 355; the Progressive campaign, 355-366; presentation of mother’s portrait to Bostonian Society, 359; Progressive rally in New York, 364; end of campaign and election of Wilson, 366; “Artists’ Life in Rome” and the Current Topics Club, 367; the Art Association of Newport, 367-369; picture exhibition and sale for the Red Cross, 369-370; on death of King George of Greece, 370; remarkable dream of her mother, 371; outbreak of the World War, 372-373; in Gardiner, Maine, 373-374; at People’s Forum in Providence, 374; remark of Count von Bernstorff, 375; on Germany’s ruthlessness, 376; Tremont Temple meeting for Belgian relief, 377; appreciation of Mrs. John L. Gardner, 378-380; destruction of the _Blücher_, 380; comment on Christian Science, 381; administration in the Philippines, 382; successful suffrage meeting, 382; the sinking of the _Lusitania_, 383-384; success of the Art Association of Newport, 384-385; war relief work, 385-386; declaration of war by United States, 388; the “Battle Hymn of the Republic”, 388; portraits of Americans lost in the War, 389; death of Roosevelt, 390; work for men in the service, 391-392; inspiration of the Sunday meetings with the “boys”, 392 Emerson, Ralph Waldo, anecdote told by, 23; 26; impression of, 137 Emmanuel III, accession of, 303; 334 England, visited, 138, 232, 280, 298, 312 English High School, 43 Equal Suffrage League, 358 Erechtheum, souvenir photograph of, 192-193 Essipoff, Madame, Russian pianist, 42 Evangelides, Christy, 186, 187 Exhibition Day, at the Perkins Institution, 10-11 Fabens, Colonel, 92 Fairchild, Mrs., 224 Farman, Consul General, 177 Fawcett, Mrs., 234 Fearing, Daniel, 386 Federn, Carl, 326 Fenway Court, 377, 379 Ferguson, the guide, 248, 249 Fergusons, the, 280, 281 Field, Eugene, 220 Fields, James T., 25 Fireworks, on Boston Common, 13-14 “First Martyr, The”, Mrs. Howe’s poem, 16-17 Fish, Mrs. Hamilton, 129 “Flag, The”, Mrs. Howe’s poem, 286 “Flight of Night, The”, Hunt’s fresco in the Capitol at Albany, 119 Flower, Constance. _See_ FLOWER, MRS. CYRIL Flower, Cyril, marriage to Constance de Rothschild, 148-149; 235, 236 Flower, Mrs. Cyril, author visits, 148; resentment of Jewish community at marriage of, 148-149; 290 “Flying Squadron”, in Progressive Party campaign, 357 Foley, Margaret, 353 Forbes-Robertson, Beatrice, 381, 382 Fourth of July, early celebrations of, 11-14; in Rome, 265 “Franconia Stories, The”, 29 Fraser, Hugh, 297 Fraser, Mrs. Hugh, the author’s cousin, 167; 302 Frelinghuysen, Senator F. T., 129