Helen Corinne Bergen
Helen Corinne Bergen (October 14, 1868 – ?) was an American author and journalist, as well as a musical and dramatic critic. She made elocution one of her principal studies, and appeared at several private concerts as Parthenia in ''Ingomar the Barbarian (play), Ingomar, the Barbarian''. Her poems appeared in several prominent papers, and received favorable mention from the press and public. Bergen was well-known to the press in Washington, D.C., New York City, and at Lansing, Michigan. She believed in equal pay for equal work by men and women. Early life and education Helen ("Nellie") Corinne Bergen was born in Delanco Township, New Jersey, Delanco, New Jersey, October 14, 1868. She belonged to the Bergen family that came from Norway and settled in New Jersey in 1618, in the place they called Bergen. Her mother was the daughter of the Rev. Isaac Winner, D. D., a preacher in the New Jersey Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Her father was Colonel George B. Bergen, one ...
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HELEN CORINNE BERGEN
Helen Corinne Bergen (October 14, 1868 – ?) was an American author and journalist, as well as a musical and dramatic critic. She made elocution one of her principal studies, and appeared at several private concerts as Parthenia in ''Ingomar the Barbarian (play), Ingomar, the Barbarian''. Her poems appeared in several prominent papers, and received favorable mention from the press and public. Bergen was well-known to the press in Washington, D.C., New York City, and at Lansing, Michigan. She believed in equal pay for equal work by men and women. Early life and education Helen ("Nellie") Corinne Bergen was born in Delanco Township, New Jersey, Delanco, New Jersey, October 14, 1868. She belonged to the Bergen family that came from Norway and settled in New Jersey in 1618, in the place they called Bergen. Her mother was the daughter of the Rev. Isaac Winner, D. D., a preacher in the New Jersey Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Her father was Colonel George B. Bergen, one ...
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