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}