Author:Elizabeth Garver Jordan

Elizabeth Garver Jordan
(1865–1947)

Elizabeth Garver Jordan

Works

• Tales of the City Room (1895) short stories
• Tales of the Cloister (1901) short stories
• May Iverson—Her Book (1904) (short stories) illus. Charlotte Harding (transcription project)

• The Submerged Tenth (1893)
• Tales of Destiny (1902) short stories (external scan)
• Many Kingdoms (1908) (external scan) :: Project Gutenberg
• The Whole Family (collaboration, 1908)
• The Lady from Oklahoma: a Comedy in Four Acts (stage play, 1913) (external scan)
• The Story of a Pioneer (with Anna Howard Shaw, 1915) (external scan) :: Project Gutenberg
• Lovers' Knots (1916)
• The Wings of Youth (1917) (external scan)
• The Sturdy Oak (collaboration, 1917) (external scan) :: Project Gutenberg
• The Girl in the Mirror (1919) (external scan) :: Project Gutenberg

May Iverson

• May Iverson—Her Book (1904) (short stories) illus. Charlotte Harding
• May Iverson Tackles Life (1913) illus. Charlotte Harding (external scan)
• May Iverson's Career (1914) Project Gutenberg

May Iverson also appears in some of the stories of Tales of the Cloister (1901)

Short stories

• "Adeline Thurston, Poetess" (1904 Harper's)
• "Bart Harrington, Genius" (1908, Scribner's)
• "The Community's Sunbeam" (1907, Harper's)
• "First Aid to Kittie James" (1904 Harper's)
• "Kittie's Sister Josephine" (1904 Harper's)
• "The Little Joys of Margaret" in Different Girls: Harper's Novelettes (1906) edited by William Dean Howells and Henry Mills Alden Project Gutenberg
• "Mabel Blossom's Pearl Pin" (1912 Harper's)
• "Man Proposes" (1912, Harper's)
• "Mrs. Mccafferty Explains" (1908, Scribner's)
• "Motion Study at St. Katharine's" (1912, Harper's) [#May Iverson]
• "Olive's First Story" (1913, Harper's)
• "Philip's "Furnis Man"" (1916 Harper's)
• "The Play's the Thing" (1904 Harper's)
• "The Reduction Cure for Kitty James" (1912 Harper's)
• "The Simple Life of Genevieve Maud" (1906 Harper's)
• "The Surrender of Professor Seymour" (1904 Harper's)
• "Varick's Lady o' Dreams" (1904 Scribner's)
• "The Voice in the World of Pain" (1900, Pall Mall)
• "We Save Evelina May" (1905, Smart Set magazine)
• "Young Love" (1915, Harper's)