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386 Yale University Obituary Record
ward) James of Kansas City. Mother, Fannie (Shouse) James; daughter
of Daniel Lewis and Fannie Shouse of Kansas City. Yale relatives include
a cousin, W. Heberd James, ^-'03.
Central High School, Kansas City. Second McLaughlin Memorial
Prize Freshman year; University Track Team Senior year; memorabilia
editor Yale Literary Magazine and chairman Yale Courant Senior year
(awarded gold medal for best short story Junior year); member University Club, Alpha Delta Phi, and Chi Delta Theta. Attended Yale Graduate School 1903-06 (M A. 1907) and University of Oxford 1906-07.
Associated with T. M. James & Sons China Company 1902-44 (vice-
president 1930-44); president Friends of Art, Kansas City, 1936-37, and
Kansas City Archaeological Society; director Thomas H. Swope Social
Settlements; member Calvary Baptist Church, Kansas City.
Married April 11, 1908, in Kansas City, Lilhe Hyatt, daughter of
Chester Allen and Lilhe Glass (Hyatt) Snider. Son: Daniel Lewis, '33.
Death due to a heart block. Buried in Elmwood Cemetery, Kansas
City. Survived by wife, son, a granddaughter, and a brother, Thomas M.
James, '98.
Charles Washburn Nichols, B.A. 1905.
Born June 20, 1883, in Belchertown, Mass.
Died February 15, 1944, in Minneapolis, Minn.
Father, Wilbur Fisk Nichols (B.A. Amherst Coll. 1880, M.A. 1885),
supervising principal Eaton School district, New Haven, Conn.; son of
Rev Henry Martyn Nichols and Nancy (Sikes) Nichols of Minneapolis.
Mother, Martha Elizabeth (Washburn) Nichols; daughter of Charles
Lorenzo and Elizabeth Maria (Strong) Washburn of Belchertown.
Holyoke (Mass) High School and Hillhouse High School, New
Haven Honors in English composition Sophomore year; first dispute
appointment and special honors in English Senior year; second dispute
appomtment Jumor year, awarded Yale Literary Magazine triangle
Senior year, member Chi Delta Theta.
Studied at Harvard Graduate School 1905-06, Yale Graduate School
1906-07 and 1916-18 (M.A. 1907, Albert Stanburrough Cook Prize
in Poetry; Ph D 1918), and University of Oxford 1921-22; on faculty
of University of Minnesota 1907-44 (instructor in rhetoric 1907-11 and
assistant professor 1911-21; assistant professor of English 1921-37 and
associate professor 1937-44); author Roland and Aude (1907), Songs
in Many Moods (1911), and "Fielding's Satirical Plays of 1936 and 1937"
(1918); editor Two Gentlemen of Verona in the Arden Shakespeare
(1931); contributed to Modern Language Notes and Philological Quarterly, honorary member National Collegiate Players; member Minnesota
and National Education associations, Modern Language Association of
| Title | Yb 65, Obituary Records of Graduates of Yale University Deceased During the Years 1940-1945 |
| Creator | Yale University |
| Place of Publication | New Haven, Connecticut (Conn.) |
| Date | 1940-1945 |
| 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 386 |
| Transcript | 386 Yale University Obituary Record ward) James of Kansas City. Mother, Fannie (Shouse) James; daughter of Daniel Lewis and Fannie Shouse of Kansas City. Yale relatives include a cousin, W. Heberd James, ^-'03. Central High School, Kansas City. Second McLaughlin Memorial Prize Freshman year; University Track Team Senior year; memorabilia editor Yale Literary Magazine and chairman Yale Courant Senior year (awarded gold medal for best short story Junior year); member University Club, Alpha Delta Phi, and Chi Delta Theta. Attended Yale Graduate School 1903-06 (M A. 1907) and University of Oxford 1906-07. Associated with T. M. James & Sons China Company 1902-44 (vice- president 1930-44); president Friends of Art, Kansas City, 1936-37, and Kansas City Archaeological Society; director Thomas H. Swope Social Settlements; member Calvary Baptist Church, Kansas City. Married April 11, 1908, in Kansas City, Lilhe Hyatt, daughter of Chester Allen and Lilhe Glass (Hyatt) Snider. Son: Daniel Lewis, '33. Death due to a heart block. Buried in Elmwood Cemetery, Kansas City. Survived by wife, son, a granddaughter, and a brother, Thomas M. James, '98. Charles Washburn Nichols, B.A. 1905. Born June 20, 1883, in Belchertown, Mass. Died February 15, 1944, in Minneapolis, Minn. Father, Wilbur Fisk Nichols (B.A. Amherst Coll. 1880, M.A. 1885), supervising principal Eaton School district, New Haven, Conn.; son of Rev Henry Martyn Nichols and Nancy (Sikes) Nichols of Minneapolis. Mother, Martha Elizabeth (Washburn) Nichols; daughter of Charles Lorenzo and Elizabeth Maria (Strong) Washburn of Belchertown. Holyoke (Mass) High School and Hillhouse High School, New Haven Honors in English composition Sophomore year; first dispute appointment and special honors in English Senior year; second dispute appomtment Jumor year, awarded Yale Literary Magazine triangle Senior year, member Chi Delta Theta. Studied at Harvard Graduate School 1905-06, Yale Graduate School 1906-07 and 1916-18 (M.A. 1907, Albert Stanburrough Cook Prize in Poetry; Ph D 1918), and University of Oxford 1921-22; on faculty of University of Minnesota 1907-44 (instructor in rhetoric 1907-11 and assistant professor 1911-21; assistant professor of English 1921-37 and associate professor 1937-44); author Roland and Aude (1907), Songs in Many Moods (1911), and "Fielding's Satirical Plays of 1936 and 1937" (1918); editor Two Gentlemen of Verona in the Arden Shakespeare (1931); contributed to Modern Language Notes and Philological Quarterly, honorary member National Collegiate Players; member Minnesota and National Education associations, Modern Language Association of |