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The worlds and I (1918)

Wilcox, Ella Wheeler, 1850-1919 · New York, George H. Doran company · leaf 439

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Totliem heit camt.rttany. friends to revel in the outdoor life and in the cheer and■good .fellowsliip within. One day when TheodoSia Garrison and Rhoda Hero Dunn^■were-.visiting.EUa .Wheeler^Wilcox,, an enterprising photographer captured the threepoets arid posed them Olii the sea-wall. … For fifteen years there was an annual Bungalow Costume Ball. In this flashlight,Mrs. Wilcox is shown as Princess White Wings, the name bestowed upon her bythe Sioux Indians she met at the Pan-American Exposition and by whom she wasadopted into the tribe. IJLWIii ui tUliHHIl^^^

Wilcox, Ella Wheeler, 1850-1919 · Poets, American · Journalists · Spiritualism

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