. Women of distinction : remarkable in works and invincible in character. nett. Miss Hallie Q. Brown, elocutionist of the Wilberforce Concert Com-pany, has the distinguished honor of being the teacher in the depart-ment of elocution at the Monona Lake Assembly, and is meeting withgreat ?axq,^.—Correspondence Cleveland Gazette. -:r * ^ -X- Miss Hallie O. Brown was decidedly entertaining inher efforts in elocution. She brought down the house on variousoccasions, and had to respond repeatedly to the spontaneous calls ofthe vast audience. — Monona Lake Assembly^ Aladison {Wis.)Daily Democrat.
. Women of distinction : remarkable in works and invincible in character. nett. Miss Hallie Q. Brown, elocutionist of the Wilberforce Concert Com-pany, has the distinguished honor of being the teacher in the depart-ment of elocution at the Monona Lake Assembly, and is meeting withgreat ?axq,^.—Correspondence Cleveland Gazette. -:r * ^ -X- Miss Hallie O. Brown was decidedly entertaining inher efforts in elocution. She brought down the house on variousoccasions, and had to respond repeatedly to the spontaneous calls ofthe vast audience. — Monona Lake Assembly^ Aladison {Wis.)Daily Democrat. Miss Hallie Q. Brown, teacher of elocution, was tendered a hand-some benefit at Masonic Temple by the members of her class. Theentertainment consisted of music, recitations and tableaux, and waswitnessed by an audience that not only filled the house from parquetteto the gallery, but was as enthusiastic as it was large in numbers. Thevarious parts of the programme were rendered in a manner somewhatsurprising to those who have taken little note of the progress of the. MRS. N. F. MOSSELL. AVOMEN OF DISTINCTION. colored people of Louisville, and the talent displayed is most worthy of mention. * % -K- * -;:- * ^^ * -X- -^ At the conclusion of the programme President Simmons, of theState Baptist University, appeared on the stage and offered the follow-ing resolution, which was put to a vote of the audience and unani-mously adopted: /Resolved, That we, the citizens of Louisville, in concert assembled,hereby express our heartfelt appreciation of the high order of talentdisplayed b} Miss Hallie O. Brown, our distinguished guest and emi-nent teacher in elocution, and hereby thank her for the rich and raretreat furnished by thepupilsof her training.—Courier-Journal, Louis-ville, Ky. Prof W. F. Sherwin, of New England Conservatory, Boston, Mass.,says: Miss Hallie Q. Brown has few superiors as a refined reader anda careful trainer in the art of elocution and oratory. ^ CHAPTER IV.
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