Word: forbeses
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Fogg Art Museum has prepared itself for possible air raids by rearrangement of storage areas, minor alterations of the building, and the setting up of protective shields to guard valuable art objects from fire and flying fragments, Edward W. Forbes, director, stated in his annual report.
RICHARD C. FORBES
Left. By the late Maxine Elliott, famed stage beauty: an estate appraised at $1,140,065 net; the bulk of it to her sister, Lady Gertrude Forbes-Robertson, the rest to four nieces (including Mrs. Vincent Sheean), one maid.
Married. Sarah Branch Jackson Coonley Morgan, daughter of Robert Jackson, onetime secretary of the Democratic National Committee, ex-wife of John Clark Coonley, Boston chain-store magnate, and widow of William Forbes Morgan, onetime Democratic National Treasurer; and Milton Dorland Doyle, Manhattan broker, vice president of the Washington Redskins; in...
Biographies. Bulkiest biography published in 1942 was Douglas Southall Freeman's massively academic Lee's Lieutenants ($5), first of a projected three-volume study of the men who fought the battles of the South's lost cause. Most amusing was Hesketh Pearson's G.B.S. A Full...