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60 Yale University Obituary Record
annual Phi Beta Kappa Christmas carol concerts held m Battell Chapel,
secretary New Haven Carol Society 1923-40, and, with David Stanley
Smith ('00), editor of its Publications, author: Enghsh Lyrical Poetry from
its Origins to the Present Time (1912), Lyra Yalensts (1913), Sea Moods, and
Other Poems (1917), Seven Hundred French Terms for American Field Artillerymen (1917), and Lyra Levis (1922), editor Selections from the Poetry of
Alexander Pope (1901), Selections from the Works of Joseph Addison (1906),
The Poems of Thomas, Third Lord Fairfax (1909), Shakespeare s Sonnets
(1923), Songs from the British Drama (1925), Christmas Carols Printed in
the Sixteenth Century (1932), and The Commonwealth Fund Fellows and
Their Impressions of America (1932), assistant editor Yale Review 1911-28,
translator Drill Regulations for the 75mm Gun (1917), contnbuted to a
number of reviews and journals, regimental sergeant major 10th Field
Artillery, Connecticut National Guard, July-September 15, 1916, attended School of Fire, Fort Sill, m first civilian class summers 1917 and
1918, active m organization and direction of Reserve Officers* Training
Corps at Yale, deputy commissioner (with rank of major) American Red
Cross Commission m Palestine January-July, 1919; trustee Mount Holyoke College 1913-29, Darnel S Lamont Memonal lecturer at Yale
1914-15 and 1924-25, associate fellow Jonathan Edwards College 1933-
40, member advisory board Yale Dramatic Association, secretary Class
of 1894 from 1904 to 1909 and on reunion and dinner committees, member New Haven Civd Service Board 1906-09 (president 1908-09); commissioner New Haven Pubhc Library 1916-18, president Alliance Fran-
caise, New Haven, 1919-21, member Modern Language Association,
Elizabethan Club, and Center Church (Congregational), New Haven
Marned June 17, 1905, m Sparkdl, N Y, Elizabeth Burd Thompson
(B A Vassar 1903), daughter of Wilham Reed and Mary (Thaw)
Thompson (B A Vassar 1877) Chddren Elizabeth Burd (B A Vassar
1927), the wife of Borden Helmer (Dartmouth 1921); Wilham Thompson (of the Yale Class of 1933; died September, 1929), Mary Bliss (B A.
Vassar 1935), the wife of David Crocker (B A Harvard 1933, MBA.
1935, M D Yale 1940), and Anne Parmelee (Vassar 1943).
Death due to coronary thrombosis Ashes interred in Grove Street
Cemetery, New Haven Survived by wife, daughters, mother, two
grandchddren, and a sister, Fanny R. Hammond, the wife of Wilham
Churchill Hammond (Mus D Mount Holyoke 1924) of Holyoke, Mass.
The Edward Bhss Reed collection of carols m the Umversity Library
was his gift.
| Title | Yb 65, Obituary Records of Graduates of Yale University Deceased During the Years 1935-1940 |
| Creator | Yale University |
| Place of Publication | New Haven, Connecticut (Conn.) |
| Date | 1935-1940 |
| Call Number | Yb 65 |
| Language | English |
| Subject | Yale University -- Biography |
| Type | Periodical |
| Identifier | http://hdl.handle.net/10079/bibid/3036259 |
| Repository | Manuscripts and Archives |
| Repository URL | http://www.library.yale.edu/mssa |
| Series | Bulletin of Yale University |
| Title | Page 60 |
| Transcript | 60 Yale University Obituary Record annual Phi Beta Kappa Christmas carol concerts held m Battell Chapel, secretary New Haven Carol Society 1923-40, and, with David Stanley Smith ('00), editor of its Publications, author: Enghsh Lyrical Poetry from its Origins to the Present Time (1912), Lyra Yalensts (1913), Sea Moods, and Other Poems (1917), Seven Hundred French Terms for American Field Artillerymen (1917), and Lyra Levis (1922), editor Selections from the Poetry of Alexander Pope (1901), Selections from the Works of Joseph Addison (1906), The Poems of Thomas, Third Lord Fairfax (1909), Shakespeare s Sonnets (1923), Songs from the British Drama (1925), Christmas Carols Printed in the Sixteenth Century (1932), and The Commonwealth Fund Fellows and Their Impressions of America (1932), assistant editor Yale Review 1911-28, translator Drill Regulations for the 75mm Gun (1917), contnbuted to a number of reviews and journals, regimental sergeant major 10th Field Artillery, Connecticut National Guard, July-September 15, 1916, attended School of Fire, Fort Sill, m first civilian class summers 1917 and 1918, active m organization and direction of Reserve Officers* Training Corps at Yale, deputy commissioner (with rank of major) American Red Cross Commission m Palestine January-July, 1919; trustee Mount Holyoke College 1913-29, Darnel S Lamont Memonal lecturer at Yale 1914-15 and 1924-25, associate fellow Jonathan Edwards College 1933- 40, member advisory board Yale Dramatic Association, secretary Class of 1894 from 1904 to 1909 and on reunion and dinner committees, member New Haven Civd Service Board 1906-09 (president 1908-09); commissioner New Haven Pubhc Library 1916-18, president Alliance Fran- caise, New Haven, 1919-21, member Modern Language Association, Elizabethan Club, and Center Church (Congregational), New Haven Marned June 17, 1905, m Sparkdl, N Y, Elizabeth Burd Thompson (B A Vassar 1903), daughter of Wilham Reed and Mary (Thaw) Thompson (B A Vassar 1877) Chddren Elizabeth Burd (B A Vassar 1927), the wife of Borden Helmer (Dartmouth 1921); Wilham Thompson (of the Yale Class of 1933; died September, 1929), Mary Bliss (B A. Vassar 1935), the wife of David Crocker (B A Harvard 1933, MBA. 1935, M D Yale 1940), and Anne Parmelee (Vassar 1943). Death due to coronary thrombosis Ashes interred in Grove Street Cemetery, New Haven Survived by wife, daughters, mother, two grandchddren, and a sister, Fanny R. Hammond, the wife of Wilham Churchill Hammond (Mus D Mount Holyoke 1924) of Holyoke, Mass. The Edward Bhss Reed collection of carols m the Umversity Library was his gift. |