Ina Coolbrith was a niece of Joseph Smith (her father was Don Carlos Smith), and the first poet laureate of California. Theric Jepson tells me the Circle is still in existence.
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What a nice find. Thanks, Ardis.
That is so cool. She was a fascinating soul.