His opinion of her is reliable beyond
question.
I have been pleased with Miss Kelsey's views on Elocution, as far as I can
learn them from a single interview, and hope she may be successful in the
profession she has chosen.
W. Hogarth,
_Late Pastor of Jefferson Ave. Presbyterian Church,_
Detroit, Michigan.
35 Union Square, New York.
Miss Kelsey has been under my instruction in Elocution, and I take
pleasure in saying that she was so earnest in study, and so faithful
in practice, that her proficiency was very great. I bespeak for her
added success as a teacher; and from the repertoire which her recent
study has given, new triumphs as a public reader.
Anna Randall Diehl,
Author of "Randall's Elocution," and "The Quarterly
Elocutionist."
Ann Arbour, November 3rd, 1880.
_To whom it may concern:_
I have known Miss Kelsey (now Mrs. William J. Howard) for upwards
of two years, and have a high respect for her as a conscientious,
cultivated and agreeable lady, who is entitled to confidence and
esteem.
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