A designer about whom little is known - she's mentioned as the designer for two different covers in two separate articles and publishers' announcements.
An unidentified designer who used a monogram that looks to be a larger S intersecting with a letter H. So far this monogram has only been found on covers of books published by the McLoughlin Brothers.
Genjiro Yeto (1867-1924) was born Genjiro Kataoka in Arita, Japan. Late in life he reassumed the name Kataoka. He came to the United States around 1891 and studied at theNew York's Art Students League.
This does not seem the be the monogram used by either Amy Rand or Amy Richards. The designer who used this monogram did covers for Boston publishers Dana Estes, Little Brown, and L.C. Page and Company.