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... The death is announced from New York Mrs. Sara Jane Lippincott, the author, who waa better known by her peeudonym of Grace Greenwood.” For several years she was the Special Correspondent ia Washington and Europe for leading New York, Chicago, and California ...
... Universities. In the School the 1 Hardwicke Memorial Prize, presented by Lady Elizabeth ! Biddulph, had been gained by Grace Greenwood ; ' the Newton Mathematical Prize by Hetty Lee and Nina i Taylor ; the Mensbier Scholarship for Modern Languages ! by ...
... Society London School Board. 5 Litkbatckk and ART- Greater America (Archibald R. Colquhoon) 9 Books and Authors Death of “ Grace Greenwood Recently Published Thackeray Relics The New Magazines Publications Received Fine Art Exbihitlona Financial and ...
... Mr. acd Mrs. Freeman, Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Evans, Mr., Mrs., and Miss Bigelow, Mrs. and MUs Hueston, Mrs. Llppincott (Grace Greenwood) and her daughter, Mrs. and Miss Abbott, the Count de Ecod, Mr. and Mip. Harjes, Mr. Eugene Winthrop, &c. Tbe programme ...
... D. Walker aed Mr. . •> . G. Grace; the latter, however, after a few overs, gave up the ball to his brother, Mr. E. Grace. Greenwood made up his figures to 31, being then cleverly caught at the | w irket by the Hon. ...
... LITERATURE Haps and Mishaps of a 2 our in Europe. By Grace Greenwood. London :R. Beatley. MisB Greenwood's journal of her tour in Europe is pleasant and profitable reading, and, though ori- ginally intended for publication in a monthly pe- riodical, well ...
... damaged by the pre ii s is sortie ti in ef* tho case. \ ii ior, a. C'ueen of England (Sampson Low j an. Co.), by Grace Greenwood, though written! chiefly for young Americans, will interest many! ?? in. •:•],■ in this- .••untry. There is, perhaps, ...
... Eastern : States were concerned, America afforded but few chances for emigrants. In the west wcmen were wanted, but Miss Grace Greenwood had told her that the pioneer ; women at Michigan and Illinois bad endured great pri- ! vatiocs, while the women in Colorado ...
... Random Recollections of Campaigns under the ; Duke of Wellington. Mrs. Moodie, her paper on Practical Jokes ; Miss Grace Greenwood, her jour- i nal of Haps and Mishaps ; and Mr. Shirley Brooks, I his clever and brilliant story of Aspen Court ; ...
... never drawn in a juster cause, and with a ; prestige of victory founded on the extent of the pro- j vocation. Miss Grace Greenwood writes well — very well, indeed. Her language is picturesque and imaginative, and there is a freshness and fragrance in ...
... A Tale of Our Own Tune. By Shirley Brooks. Johnson's Lives of the Poets MSter D Gu? iShapB ° f * T ° X * Europe - Ey Grace Greenwood. Teresa Bandettini, the Improvisatrice The Countess St. Aulaire. Effects of an Empty Purse. By Alfred W Cole Lord Met-Ilfe ...
... A Tale of Our Own Time. By Shirley Brook 3. I Johnson's Lives of the Poets. Haps and Mishaps of a Tour in Europe. By Grace Greenwood. Master Guy. I Teresa Bandettini, the Improvisatrice. The Countess St. Aulaire. Effects of an Empty Purse. By Alfred W ...