Point of Pines, rally of Progressive Party at, 354 Porter, Benjamin Curtis, work as a portrait painter, 124-126; portraits of Laura Howe and the author, 124, 125 Porter, General Horace, secretary to President Grant, 84 Portsmouth, Rhode Island, the Howes’ summer home at, 11, 109-117 Potter, Mrs. James Brown, 207, 233 Pratt, Minnie, 323 Pre-Raphaelite group of artists, 146 Preston, Mr., 223 Pretyman, William, interior decorator of note, 221; his home and hospitality, 221-222 Pretyman, Mrs. William, 221-222 “Primavera”, 284 Prince, Morton, 44 Prince, Norman, 389 “Prince Karl,” Mansfield in, 151 Prince of Wales (later Edward VII), 139, 147 Princess of Wales (later Queen Alexandra), 139, 147-148 _Princessen Cecile_, 381 Progressive National Service, and work for Pinchot for senator, 373 Progressive Party, interest in, 345; first Massachusetts rally of, 354; in charge of woman’s part in, in Rhode Island, 355; Newport County Woman’s League of, 355; well organized in Massachusetts, 355; meeting in Providence of, 356; “Flying Squadron” of, 357, 362; meetings in New York of, 358; new State headquarters in Providence of, 360; meeting in Providence’s “Little Italy” of, 361-362; Rhode Island campaign of, 362-363; great New York rally of, 364 Public Garden, Boston, 54 Puerta Plata, Santo Domingo, 92 Purdy Bey, 177 Putnam, John Pickering, 223 “Pygmalion and Galatea”, 151 Pyramid of Gizeh, ascent of the great, 178 Quilting parties, for war relief, 389 Quirinal, Palace of the, 168, 256, 261 Rabé, Baroness Erich von, the author’s cousin, 167; a brilliant and gifted woman, 167 Radical Club, The, 23 Raymond, Dr. Rossiter, tribute to Henry Marion Howe, 87 “Recollections of Tristan and Isolde”, 223 Reeves, Sims, the people’s idol in London, 151 Reggio, earthquake of 1908 in Italian province of, 326 “Reminiscences”, of Julia Ward Howe, 284, 289 Republican National Convention of 1912, 353 “Rhapsodie Hongroise”, Liszt’s playing of his, 162 Rhodes, Cecil, memorial to, 241; 297 Richards, Alice, in London with author, 232 Richards, General John, 374 Richards, Henry, 82 Richards, Laura, first sight of her sister Maud, 4; 6, 34, 78, 79, 80, 82, 86, 123; Porter’s portrait of, 124; 198; memoir of her father, 330; letter from author, 339-343 Richmond, Mrs., 358 Riddle, George, 44-45 Riis, Jacob, 356, 364 “Rising Tide, The”, Deland, 202 Ristori, Madame Adelaide, 172, 333 Roberts, Lord, 234 “Roma Beata”, the author’s, 314 Roman fever, severe attack of, 164-165 “Rome”, Zola, 281 Rome, winter of 1878-1879 in, 158-173; Christmas Eve in, 158; the Forum, 161; political parties in, 162-163; fever in, 164; the Tiber Embankment, 169; growth of German influence in, 170; in 1894, 256; in 1896, 275; last visit of Mrs. Howe to, 283-289; again in, 320-328 Roosevelt, Quentin, 389