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Finding Aid for Elinor Wylie collection of papers, 1885-1950 bulk (1902-1928).
Guide to the Elinor Wylie collection of papers, 1885-1950 bulk (1902-1928)
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Table of Contents
Descriptive Summary
The Henry W. and Albert A. Berg Collection of English and American Literature.New York, New York
Administration Information
Source
This is a synthetic collection, created from materials acquired through gift and purchase from various sources.
Access
Collection is restricted to qualified scholars and researchers through the Office of Special Collections, Room 316
Restrictions on Use
For permission to publish, contact the Curator, The Henry W. and Albert A. Berg Collection of English and American Literature.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of the item]. The Henry W. and Albert A. Berg Collection of English and American Literature, The New York Public Library.
Biography
Elinor Wylie was an American novelist and poet.
Scope and Content Note
This is a synthetic collection consisting of manuscripts, typescripts, correspondence, legal and financial documents, pictorial works and portraits. The collection includes holographs and typescripts of poems, stories, translations, and notes toward works. It also contains essays and notes in manuscript and typescript relating to the author by Eleanor Wylie Nelson, Horace Wylie, and Anne McMichael Hoyt. The correspondence includes letters dating from 1903 to 1928, to Babette Deutsch, Anne McMichael Hoyt, Horace Wylie, and others. There are also letters relating to the author, dating from 1893 to 1950, between various correspondents including William Rose Benet, Mary Seccombe, Horace Wylie, and others. There are letters to Wylie from Anne Hoyt, Kathleen Millay, and Constance Stumm, dating from [1910] to 1924.
Container List
n.d.
Published in her: Nets to catch the wind. New York, Harcourt, Brace, 1921, p. 11. Came with the Elinor Wylie-Anne (McMichael) Hoyt corresondence
n.d.
Differs from her published version in: Nets to catch the wind. New York, Harcourt, Brace, 1921, p. 10. Came with the Elinor Wylie-Anne (McMichael) Hoyt corresondence
1907 or 1908
With her: [Incindental numbers] 6 holograph poem. Folder 1. Came with her correspondence with Horace Wylie
n.d.
Published in her: Nets to catch the wind. New York, Harcourt, Brace, 1921, p. 30-31. Came with the Elinor Wylie-Anne (McMichael) Hoyt corresondence
1913
Came with her correspondence with Horace Wylie
n.d.
Came with the Elinor Wylie-Anne (McMichael) Hoyt corresondence
n.d.
Came with the Elinor Wylie-Anne (McMichael) Hoyt corresondence
n.d.
Signed with initials. With Wylie's ms. note at bottom. Inscribed "For Helen" [Lady Helen Ilbert Young]
1906 - 1909
On leaf with Rondeau her: The fairy wife. Holograph poem, dated "1907 or 1908". 2 p.; At top of "--In the wood" her: AN to Horace Wylie [n.d.] 1 p.; Published London, W. Clowes, 1912. Came with her correspondence with Horace Wylie
n.d.
Signed with note to Lady Jessie Helen Ilbert Young. Accompanied by envelope addressed in Wylie's hand to Mrs. George Young
1927 Nov.
Signed. With author's presentation inscriptions to "Coby"; Removed from copy 2
n.d.
With Horace Wylie's ms. note on verso: "Elinor made up for me night of 16 Dec 1912."; Came with her correspondence with Horace Wylie
n.d.
Signed. Came with the Elinor Wylie-Anne (McMichael) Hoyt corresondence
n.d.
With clippings of five poems from 1922 publications. Came with her correspondence with Horace Wylie
n.d.
With the author's ms. note at top of p. 1; Published in Collected poems, New York, A. A. Knopf, 1932, p. 261-264
1919; 1920
With variant typescript (carbon) of Prayer. 1 p.; Came with her correspondence with Horace Wylie
1919 Nov. 16
Signed "E. W. to H. W."; Came with her correspondence with Horace Wylie
n.d.
Signed. With ms. notes by Elinor Wylie's sister Nancy Hoyt. Came with the Elinor Wylie-Anne (McMichael) Hoyt corresondence
1918 Nov. 25
With envelope inscribed "E's poem of the room."; Came with her correspondence with Horace Wylie
n.d.
Came with her correspondence with Horace Wylie
n.d.
Came with the Elinor Wylie-Anne (McMichael) Hoyt corresondence
n.d.
With her ms. note; with typescript, undated. 1 p.; Last verse differs from the published version in her: Nets to catch the wind. New York, Harcourt, Brace, 1921, p. 33-34. Came with the Elinor Wylie-Anne (McMichael) Hoyt corresondence
n.d.
Published in her: Nets to catch the wind. New York, Harcourt, Brace, 1921, p. 41. Came with the Elinor Wylie-Anne (McMichael) Hoyt corresondence
n.d.
Came with the Elinor Wylie-Anne (McMichael) Hoyt corresondence
n.d.
Signed. Came with the Elinor Wylie-Anne (McMichael) Hoyt corresondence
n.d.
Signed. Came with the Elinor Wylie-Anne (McMichael) Hoyt corresondence
n.d.
With carbon copy. Came with the Elinor Wylie-Anne (McMichael) Hoyt corresondence
n.d.
On same page: Theocritus. English. Wylie. To Apollo & the muses. Elinor Wylie's ms. translation of poem, undated. 1 p.; Published in Black Armour, New York, G. H. Doran co., 1923, p. 77. Came with her correspondence with Horace Wylie
n.d.
With ms. initials next to title: "J.H.Y." [ie. Lady Jessie Helen Ilbert Young]
n.d.
Published in her: Nets to catch the wind. New York, Harcourt, Brace, 1921, p. 45. Came with the Elinor Wylie-Anne (McMichael) Hoyt corresondence
[19]10 Mar. 4
Came with her correspondence with Horace Wylie
n.d.
Signed with initials. Came with the Elinor Wylie-Anne (McMichael) Hoyt corresondence
n.d.
Signed Eleanor Taylor. Accompanied by incomplete typescript (carbon) of draft, 25 p.
n.d.
With: Wylie, Elinor. To Claudia Homonoea. Holograph poem. Came with Elinor Wylie's correspondence with Horace Wylie
n.d.
Came with Elinor Wylie's correspondence with Horace Wylie
n.d.
With related Wylie family material, manuscript and typescript. 9 p.
1927 June 6
[n.d.]
[1902 Oct. 1] - [1928 Nov.?]
[1912] Dec. 12
[1903] June 5
Came with the Elinor Wylie-Anne (McMichael) Hoyt corresondence
[n.y.] Oct. 20
Came with the Elinor Wylie-Anne (McMichael) Hoyt corresondence
[1909 Oct. 10] - 1928 Dec 16
Letter of [Oct. 31, 1922] encloses her: Peregrine's Sunday evening. Typescript of poem, undated. 3 p. With the author's ms. note at top of p. 1 Folder 21. On leaf conjugate with letter of [April 15, 1911] her: Old house in Stuttgart tower. Folder 16
[n.d.]
With her: [Incindental numbers] 6 holograph poems. At top of "--In the woods." Folder 2
[n.y.] Nov. 5; [n.d.]
[1916 Dec. 24]
1924 Aug. 27
[1910] Dec. 29
Came with the Elinor Wylie-Anne (McMichael) Hoyt correspondence
1928 Nov. 1
Removed from: Wylie, Elinor. Angels and earthly creatures. New York, London: A. A. Knopf, 1929
[1928? Dec.]; 1929 Jan. 20
1922 Nov. 13
Came with Elinor Wylie's correspondence with Horace Wylie
1913 - 1950
Came with Elinor Wylie's correspondence with Horace Wylie
1923 July 7
1911 Oct. 13
Came with the Elinor Wylie-Anne (McMichael) Hoyt correspondence
1926 Mar. 24
Accompanied by TL to Mrs. William H. King, March 25, 1926 with same text as above
1893 Sept. 29
Signed. Came with Elinor Wylie's correspondence with Horace Wylie
1912
Came with the Elinor Wylie-Anne (McMichael) Hoyt corresondence
1922 Sept. 18; 1923 Oct. 1
Originals signed. Horace Wylie's copies
1934 Jan. 15
Signed Roland Cotton Smith
1885 Oct. 18
1916 Nov. 15
Signed by Wylie and three witnesses. Came with her correspondence with Horace Wylie
n.d.
Includes 7 photographs of Horace Wylie. Two photographs with ms. notes by Horace Wylie; also two envelopes annotated by him. Came with Elinor Wylie's correspondence with Horace Wylie
n.d.
With holograph note on verso. Came with her correspondence with Horace Wylie
n.d.
With ms. notes by Horace and Elinor Wylie on verso. Came with her correspondence with Horace Wylie
1911 Apr. 14
Signed

