Gebauer, Agnes Ida, 1895-1977.

Agnes Ida Gebauer, known familiarly as "Schulli," was a nurse first hired by Alma Mahler in 1920 to care for her daughter Manon; Gebauer remained in Alma's service for many years and later returned to care for her during the last several years of her life, in New York, until Alma's death in 1964. Gebauer's letters are sometimes signed "Schulli" or "Ida" and in later communications several times "Ida Wagner." The death announcement sent by her family gives her name as Agnes Ida Wagner. Isolde Klarmann was the wife (and later the widow) of Adolf Klarmann. Erich Rietenauer was a friend of Alma Mahler's family and of Ida Gebauer. Ruth Stadelmann was the editor of a collection of selected works by Franz Werfel and probably an acquaintance of Adolf Klarmann's.

Agnes Ida Gebauer, known familiarly as "Schulli," was a nurse first hired by Alma Mahler in 1920 to care for her daughter Manon; Gebauer remained in Alma's service for many years and later returned to care for her during the last several years of her life, in New York, until Alma's death in 1964. Gebauer's letters are sometimes signed "Schulli" or "Ida" and in later communications several times "Ida Wagner." The death announcement sent by her family gives her name as Agnes Ida Wagner. Isolde Klarmann was the wife (and later the widow) of Adolf Klarmann. Erich Rietenauer was apparently either a relative or a friend of Ida Gebauer. Ruth Stadelmann was the editor of a collection of selected works by Franz Werfel and probably an acquaintance of Adolf Klarmann's.