daughter of Harry F. and Edith G. Reid, age 77 years
"Edith Hamilton's companion for over 60 years was Dorothy "Doris" Fielding Reid (September 4, 1895 - January 16, 1973), vice president of the investment firm Loomis Sayles & Company. Hamilton dedicated her first book, The Greek Way, to Reid. Doris Fielding Reid was a stockbroker and former student of Hamilton’s, who eventually became her biographer. The two women cohabited in Maine, on Park Avenue in New York City, and finally in Washington, D.C. Together, they raised Reid’s nephew, Dorian. Edith Hamilton's correspondence and papers are at Princeton University. After her death, in 1963, her long-time companion Doris Fielding Reid published the book "Edith Hamilton: An Intimate Portrait". Doris died ten years later in Lenox Hill, New York."
from Elisa Rolle
"Edith Hamilton's companion for over 60 years was Dorothy "Doris" Fielding Reid (September 4, 1895 - January 16, 1973), vice president of the investment firm Loomis Sayles & Company. Hamilton dedicated her first book, The Greek Way, to Reid. Doris Fielding Reid was a stockbroker and former student of Hamilton’s, who eventually became her biographer. The two women cohabited in Maine, on Park Avenue in New York City, and finally in Washington, D.C. Together, they raised Reid’s nephew, Dorian. Edith Hamilton's correspondence and papers are at Princeton University. After her death, in 1963, her long-time companion Doris Fielding Reid published the book "Edith Hamilton: An Intimate Portrait". Doris died ten years later in Lenox Hill, New York."
from Elisa Rolle
daughter of Harry F. and Edith G. Reid, age 77 years
"Edith Hamilton's companion for over 60 years was Dorothy "Doris" Fielding Reid (September 4, 1895 - January 16, 1973), vice president of the investment firm Loomis Sayles & Company. Hamilton dedicated her first book, The Greek Way, to Reid. Doris Fielding Reid was a stockbroker and former student of Hamilton’s, who eventually became her biographer. The two women cohabited in Maine, on Park Avenue in New York City, and finally in Washington, D.C. Together, they raised Reid’s nephew, Dorian. Edith Hamilton's correspondence and papers are at Princeton University. After her death, in 1963, her long-time companion Doris Fielding Reid published the book "Edith Hamilton: An Intimate Portrait". Doris died ten years later in Lenox Hill, New York."
from Elisa Rolle
"Edith Hamilton's companion for over 60 years was Dorothy "Doris" Fielding Reid (September 4, 1895 - January 16, 1973), vice president of the investment firm Loomis Sayles & Company. Hamilton dedicated her first book, The Greek Way, to Reid. Doris Fielding Reid was a stockbroker and former student of Hamilton’s, who eventually became her biographer. The two women cohabited in Maine, on Park Avenue in New York City, and finally in Washington, D.C. Together, they raised Reid’s nephew, Dorian. Edith Hamilton's correspondence and papers are at Princeton University. After her death, in 1963, her long-time companion Doris Fielding Reid published the book "Edith Hamilton: An Intimate Portrait". Doris died ten years later in Lenox Hill, New York."
from Elisa Rolle
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