Clara Louise Kellogg

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Bibliographic Information

Spofford, Harriet Prescott. "Clara Louise Kellogg." Our Famous Women: An Authorized Record of The Lives and Deeds of Distinguished American Women of Our Times. Hartford, Conn. : A. D. Worthington, 1884. 359-385.

Type: book ; Genre: biography, autobiography

People Mentioned in this Work

Greeley, Horace [pages: 383-384]: Spofford states that Clara Louise Kellogg sang I know that my Redemmer liveth at Horace Greeley's funeral and that, during his final days, Greeley spoke of Kellogg as one of the most remarkable women he had known (383-384).
Kellogg, Clara Louise [pages: 359-385]
Strakosch, Max [pages: 380,383]: Spofford mentions that Kellogg sang in America under the management of Strakosch (380).
Willis, Nathaniel Parker [pages: 366-367]: Spofford quotes N.P. Willis as stating that Clara Louise Kellogg's debut performance "astonished her hearers with her force and execution" (366-367).