The few book-plates designed by Harry E. Goodhue are mostly of the
"girl and book" type. In the plate for Jessy McClellan the young woman
appears to be sorry she "done it," or else is quite discouraged at the
idea of lifting her folio romance into her lap. Mr. Goodhue's most
pleasing design is that for Constance Alexander, shown on page 27.
Amy M. Sacker
Constance Grosvenor Alexander
Jessy Trumbull McClellan
June Eldredge
Juliet Armstrong Collins
T. B. HAPGOOD, Jr.
Mr. Hapgood is a decorative designer in Boston, and his work on the
covers of various periodicals and catalogs is well known. Plate No. 5
was submitted in competition and took second prize. It has never been
reproduced. No. 1 was reproduced in "The Red Letter," No. 2 in the
book-plate number of "The Studio," as was also No. 4. No. 14 has not
been reproduced. No. 15 was originally made as a printer's mark and
was so used. It was later altered to serve as a book-plate.
1 Rev. George Fred Daniels, 1896
2 Norris Hastings Laughton, 1897
3 A. F. Skenkelberger, 1897
4 Theodore Brown Hapgood, Jr., 1897
5 Society of Mayflower Descendants in Mass., 1897
6 Rufus William Sprague, Jr., 1898
7 Frances Louise Allen, 1898
8 Andrew C. Wheelwright, 1898
9 Andrew C. Wheelwright, 1898
10 Richard Gorham Badger, 1898
11 Thursday Club, 1899
12 North Brookfield Free Public Library, 1900
13 Edwin Osgood Grover, 1900
14 Harriet Manning Whitcomb, 1900
15 Carl Heintzemann