1. Charlotte Kellogg was an American author and social activist.
10 Facts About Charlotte Kellogg
1. 2.
Charlotte Kellogg was married to American entomologist Vernon Lyman Kellogg.
3.
Charlotte Kellogg was born Charlotte Hoffman on May 21,1874, in Grand Island, Nebraska.
4.
Charlotte Kellogg was the daughter of Charles Meno Hoffman and Regula Rachel Baumgartner.
5.
Charlotte Kellogg studied the women of Belgium and in 1917 published Women of Belgium: Turning Tragedy to Triumph, followed by Bobbins of Belgium.
6.
When President Herbert Hoover appointed her husband an assistant to the United States Food Administration, Charlotte Kellogg joined him in his work as an internationally active war-relief speaker and fund raiser.
7.
Charlotte Kellogg was sent by Herbert Hoover and the Commission for Relief in Belgium specifically to document the experience and struggles of the women living in Belgium.
8.
In 1920 Charlotte Kellogg published a biography of Cardinal Mercier, Mercier, the Fighting Cardinal of Belgium, based on her personal interactions with Mercier and her impression of his personality.
9.
Charlotte Kellogg later recounted that, aboard ship to and from France, Curie worked on her Life of Pierre Curie, which Charlotte Kellogg assisted in translating.
10.
Charlotte Kellogg was survived by her only daughter, Jean Kellogg Dickie, who married cartoonist James Dickie on July 31,1960.