Indian Pow Wow along the Miami River

Indian Pow Wow along the Miami River

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Rivers--Florida--Miami--1922
Travel--United States--Florida--Miami-Dade County--Miami--Early 20th century

This Indian pow-wow

took place at the "Willie

Willie" camp on the Miami

Riv. sometime late in

Feb. or early M'ch 1922.

The Walls of Muncie Ind. we

met that winter and with

the Crings, Hatchards,

Hinkleys, Walls, Mrs Porter

Mother Mann, Joseph Tarbill

and a few others, we had

one of the happiest winter

seasons we've experienced.

Picnics on the Beaches, on

Chas. Levings arranged along the

Bay, and jaunts to nearby places

with our delightful friends

were the usual programs.

Those who were without cars

gave delightful dinner parties

for the friends who took them

about. At this pow-wow Mrs

Wall insisted (thoughtlessly?) on

having her pretty umbrella hoisted

[illegible] tho other folk couldnt see

thru it. Ha!!!

Daisy E Green Wheaton

1922

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