Maud Howe Elliott
American
Maud Howe Elliott was a notable American author and the daughter of Samuel Gridley Howe and Julia Ward Howe. - AsNotedIn
Lineage
- Father Samuel Gridley Howe
- Mother Julia Ward Howe
- Sister: Laura E Richards
Maud Howe Elliott was a notable American author and the daughter of Samuel Gridley Howe and Julia Ward Howe. - AsNotedIn
| Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
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| Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
| 1854/11/09 | Julia Ward Howe, wife of Samuel Gridley Howe, gives birth to a daughter, Maud Howe at the Perkins School for the Blind in Boston. | Born | |||||
| 1887/00/00 | Maud Howe marries the English artist John Elliott. | Bride | |||||
| 1890/08/04 | After a visit, the Elliotts depart from The Rocks. Maud's entry in the guest book: These days passed at The Rocks (days as full of pleasure as the comb of honey) are strong upon our memory as pearls upon the rosary of Time. | Visitor | Rocks Estate | Bethlehem | |||
| 1890/08/07 | Maud and Julia Howe attend a garden party at the Vanderbilt's home on the cliffs, with the wonderful lawn leading down to the cliffs which overhang the ocean. | Guest | Marble House | Newport, RI | |||
| 1890/11/10 | The Elliotts arrive in Chicago and settle into the guestroom at the Glessners' Prairie Avenue home. | Guest | John J Glessner House | Chicago | |||
| 1890/11/19 | MHE gives her first South Side reading: 'The Growth of Art' at the home of Mrs Charles Schwartz. "There were nearly a hundred ladies there it was very pleasant. I have given Mrs Elliott $710.00 for this course." Frances Glessner | Speaker | Marshall Field Jr House | Chicago | |||
| 1890/11/26 | MHE gives a talk on 'Foreign Art in America' at the home of Mrs Charles Schwartz. "Mrs. Elliott said that I inspired her paper by some questions which I asked her at The Rocks." Frances Glessner | Speaker | Marshall Field Jr House | Chicago | |||
| 1890/12/03 | MHE speaks on 'Our American Artists' at Mrs O R Keith's, 1808 Prairie Avenue (lost). Organized by Frances Glessner, admission is $6.00 for six talks. | Speaker | |||||
| 1890/12/10 | MHE lectures on 'Late American Literature' at Mrs O R Keith's, 1808 Prairie Avenue (lost). Organized by Frances Glessner, admission is $6.00 for six talks. | Speaker | |||||
| 1890/12/17 | MHE speaks on 'A Glance at Belles Letters in England' at Mrs Charles P Kellogg's, 1923 Prairie Ave. Arraigned by Frances Glessner, admission is $6.00 for six talks. | Speaker | Mrs Charles Kellogg Residence, Chicago | Chicago | |||
| 1890/12/24 | MHE gives a talk on 'The Ethics of Art' at Mrs Charles P Kellogg's, 1923 Prairie Ave. Arraigned by Frances Glessner, admission is $6.00 for six talks. | Speaker | Mrs Charles Kellogg Residence, Chicago | Chicago | |||
| 1910/11/00 | Maud Howe Elliott inherits the family's summer home, Oak Glen, in Portsmouth, Rhode Island. | Home | Oak Glen | Portsmouth, RI | |||
| 1916/00/00 | "Julia Ward Howe" by Laura E Richards and Maud Howe Elliott is published. | Author | Julia Ward Howe (book) | ||||
| 1916/03/18 | The Art Association moves into the Griswold House, the date the lease expired on their former quarters on Church Street. The Drury Gallery, the former dining room, becomes the Directors' Room and is set up with an office for Maud Howe Elliott. | Vocation | Newport Art Museum | Newport, RI | |||
| 1917/04/00 | Laura E Richards and Maud Howe Elliott are awarded a Pulitzer Prize for Biography for "Julia Ward Howe". | Author | Julia Ward Howe (book) | ||||
| 1948/03/13 | Maud Howe Elliott dies in Newport, Rhode Island. She is buried at Mt Auburn Cemetery in Cambridge, Massachusetts alongside her husband and parents. | Died | Mount Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge | Cambridge, MA |
1 Creative Work by Maud Howe Elliott »
| Title | Type | Association | Y/M/D | Moniker |
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| Title | Type | Association | Y/M/D | Moniker |
| Julia Ward Howe (book) | Author | Biography | 1916/00/00 |
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