Clarence Day

Clarence Day
Clarence Day
Born	Clarence Shepard Day Jr.; November 18, 1874; New York City, U.S.
Died	December 28, 1935 (aged 61); New York City, U.S.
Nationality	American
Other names	B.H. Arkwright
Education	Yale University; St. Paul's School
Occupation(s)	Author, cartoonist
Employer	The New Yorker
Known for	The Story of the Yale University Press (1920); This Simian World (1920); Thoughts Without Words (1928); God and my Father (1932); Scenes from the Mesozoic and Other Drawings (1935); Life with Father (1935); Life with Mother (1937, posthumous); Father and I (1940, posthumous)
Spouse	Katherine Briggs Dodge (c. 1901–1995)
Children	Wendy Veevers-Carter
Parent(s)	Clarence Shepard Day Sr (1844–1927); Lavinia (Stockwell) Day (1852–1929)
Relatives	George Parmly Day (brother), founder of the Yale University Press; Julian Day (brother), stockbroker, soldier; Benjamin Henry Day Jr. (uncle); Benjamin Day (grandfather)

Clarence Shepard Day Jr. (November 18, 1874 – December 28, 1935) was an American author and cartoonist, best known for his 1935 work Life with Father.

^ (18 July 1928). Katherine B. Dodge Wed.; Becomes the Bride of Clarence Shepard Day, New York Author, The New York Times
^ (2 September 1995). Katharine Day; Adviser on Plays, 94, The New York Times
^ (29 December 1935). Clarence Day, 61, Author, Is Dead, The New York Times
^ Island Home, by Wendy Veevers-Carter. Pub. Robert Hale Ltd, Nov. 11, 1971, 352 pages. ISBN 0-7091-2772-3
^ (27 November 1939). Life with Father is Broadway Hit Based on Clarence Day's Family, Life (magazine), Retrieved November 23, 2010
^ (8 January 1927). C.S. Day, 82 Dies, A Retired Broker, The New York Times, Retrieved November 23, 2010
^ Decennial record of the class of 1896, Yale College (1907)

[wife1-1] (18 July 1928). Katherine B. Dodge Wed.; Becomes the Bride of Clarence Shepard Day, New York Author, The New York Times

[kathobti-2] (2 September 1995). Katharine Day; Adviser on Plays, 94, The New York Times

[nytobit-3] (29 December 1935). Clarence Day, 61, Author, Is Dead, The New York Times

[4] Island Home, by Wendy Veevers-Carter. Pub. Robert Hale Ltd, Nov. 11, 1971, 352 pages. ISBN 0-7091-2772-3

[shep1-5] (27 November 1939). Life with Father is Broadway Hit Based on Clarence Day's Family, Life (magazine), Retrieved November 23, 2010

[clarencejr2-6] (8 January 1927). C.S. Day, 82 Dies, A Retired Broker, The New York Times, Retrieved November 23, 2010

[bio42-7] Decennial record of the class of 1896, Yale College (1907)

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Clarence Day

Born	Clarence Shepard Day Jr. (1874-11-18)November 18, 1874 New York City, U.S.
Died	December 28, 1935(1935-12-28) (aged 61) New York City, U.S.
Nationality	American
Other names	B.H. Arkwright
Education	Yale University St. Paul's School
Occupation(s)	Author, cartoonist
Employer	The New Yorker
Known for	The Story of the Yale University Press (1920) This Simian World (1920) Thoughts Without Words (1928) God and my Father (1932) Scenes from the Mesozoic and Other Drawings (1935) Life with Father (1935) Life with Mother (1937, posthumous) Father and I (1940, posthumous)
Spouse	Katherine Briggs Dodge (c. 1901–1995)^[1]^[2]
Children	Wendy Veevers-Carter^[3]^[4]
Parent(s)	Clarence Shepard Day Sr (1844–1927)^[5]^[6] Lavinia (Stockwell) Day (1852–1929)^[7]
Relatives	George Parmly Day (brother), founder of the Yale University Press Julian Day (brother), stockbroker, soldier Benjamin Henry Day Jr. (uncle) Benjamin Day (grandfather)