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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Sara Teasdale Collection 1888-1934

sending thanks for her sympathy and inviting her to visit

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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Jesse Belle Rittenhouse Collection 1902-1932

[Accompanies preceding poems, indicating they are "passing moods -that will not pass."]

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Jessie Belle Rittenhouseto Curtis Hidden Page 1 p.

[Comments on Poetry Society [of America]election of trustees; describes her activities as President of the Poetry Society [of Florida], teaching at Rollins College; states her intention to attend spring meetings [of the Poetry Society of America]; mentions other writers living in the [ Winter Park] area: Percy MacKaye, Cale Young Rice, Alice Hegan Rice, Irving Bacheller, Robert Herrickas well as noted people in other fields; sends a program of the Animated Magazine. ]

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Jessie Belle Rittenhouseto Curtis Hidden Page 2 p.

[Expresses pleasure that Page will be present at the "poets' evening" and dinner; comments on his retreat "among the pines" and her hopes of having the opportunity during his visit of hearing some of his work; lists those expected to attend the poets' night as Richard Burton, Clinton Scollard, Percy MacKaye, Josephine Peabody, Sara Teasdale, Harriet Monroe, Herman Hagedorn, Cale Young Rice, [Alice Hagen] Rice, [Martha Dickinson] Bianchi, Mark [Arms ?], Edith Thomas, [Frederick Ridgely] Torrence, [Charles Hanson] Towne, [Edwin Arlington] Robinson, and [William Bliss] Carman. ]

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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Percy Wallace MacKaye Colelction 1897-1948

[Regrets that he cannot attend the dinner of the National Institute of Arts and Letterson the occasion of Wheelock's election to its membership. Wheelock's reply expresses appreciation of MacKaye's efforts toward his election to the National Institute.]

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Percy MacKayeto John [Hall Wheelock]with carbon of Wheelock's reply, 1948 1 p.

[Regrets that he cannot attend the dinner of the National Institute of Arts and Letterson the occasion of Wheelock's election to its membership. Wheelock's reply expresses appreciation of MacKaye's efforts toward his election to the National Institute.]

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Percy Wallace MacKaye Colelction 1897-1948

[Regrets that he cannot attend the dinner of the National Institute of Arts and Letterson the occasion of Wheelock's election to its membership. Wheelock's reply expresses appreciation of MacKaye's efforts toward his election to the National Institute.]

University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Percy Wallace MacKaye Collection 1903-1913

mentioning that he is to lecture on "The Drama of Democracy" before the MacDowell Associationand also at Earl Hall, Columbia University, and wishing to see him while he is in town.

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