Souvenir programs and invitations 1905-1915 and undated
Published: 1905
Language: eng
Number of pages: 12
Subjects: American poetry; Sevenels (Brookline, Mass.)
Description: Printed souvenir programs, invitations and announcements of poetry recitals, poetry publications, and other events.
Notes: With two autograph manuscript notes, drafting an invitation to lend books to the Jamestown Exposition, and thoughts on poetical constructions.

In an envelope, 33 cm.

Lowell 18.1. Houghton Library, Harvard University.
Table of contents: title: 1. "The way to Sevenels," printed topographical map and directions sent with invitations, 1905; title: 2. Autograph manuscript draft for an invitation to lend Early Colonial books to the Jamestown Exposition, [before 1907]; title: 3. Printed invitation, "The Amateur Professionals have the honour to present 'An ideal husband' ... by Oscar Wilde ... January 20, 21, 23 1909 / Sevenels"; title: 4. Printed invitation to Amy Lowell to Harvard inauguration of Abbott Lawrence Lowell, 1909 Oct. 6; title: 7. Printed program, "Programme Sevenels Brookline March 25th 1913; includes Lowell's poem, Sea-Shell; title: 8. Postcard of booksellers Gomme & Marshall, New York City, advertising William Stanley Braithwaite's Anthology of magazine verse and year book of American poetry, 1915; portrait photographs of poets, including that of Amy Lowell, on reverse; title: 9. Printed advertisement for the journal, Poetry (London), including Lowell's "Seven Poems," 1914 October 1; title: 10. Printed invitation to attend Lowell's lecture series on French poets, printed by the Merrymount Press [ca. 1915]; title: 11. Printed invitation, "Poem recital by Miss Amy Lowell," undated; title: 12. Printed invitation (2 copies) to a dinner in honour of Miss Amy Lowell at Hotel Somerset,1925 Apr. 4; title: 13. Autograph manuscript note concerning the use of pauses in poetry, and poetry and Romantic writing, undated; title: 14. Radcliffe College bookplate for gifts of Amy Lowell to the Agassiz House Library.