From 1912 until November 1918, Nelly was living in the quiet Tuscan spa town of Bagni di Lucca with two companions-Evangeline Whipple, who was the wealthy widow of the American Bishop Henry Whipple, known for his evangelical work among the native Indian population.
From 1912 until November 1918, three extraordinary women decided to share a house together in the quiet Tuscan spa town of Bagni di Lucca. Nelly's companions in this home were Evangeline Whipple, who was the wealthy widow of the American Bishop Henry Whipple, known for his evangelical work among the native Indian population.