Helen Wilkie Wing (February 7, 1892 – December 19, 1981) was an American author, composer,[1] and pianist[2] who was born in Polk, North Carolina.
[3] She lived in Chicago, Illinois, for much of her life but also gave recitals in Michigan[4] and Wisconsin.
[6] Together with Grace and her husband, Richard Dean Tallman, Wing owned the Normandy House restaurant in Chicago.
[7] Wing taught at the Bliss School of Music in Oak Park, Illinois.
Her works were published by the Wetmore Declamation Bureau in Sioux City, Iowa, which provided plays and music for children, and the Chicago publisher Clayton F. Summy, who marketed spoken-word compositions to Chautauqua performers.