Douglas Vanderhoof

Background

Vanderhoof, Douglas was born on December 31, 1879 in Brooklyn. Son of Hervey Brundage and Emma Frances (Douglas) Vander H.

Education

Bachelor of Laws, Dartmouth, 1901 (honorary Master of Arts, 1907). Doctor of Medicine Johns Hopkins, 1905.

Career

February 1924); married second, Mistress Nancy Selden Habliston, June 22, 1926. Resident physician, Johns Hopkins Hospital, 1905-1906. Began practice at Richmond, 1906.

Adjunct Professor medicine, Medical College of Virginia, 1906-1914, professor 1914-1929.

Member Executive Committee, Board of Visitors, Medical College of Virginia, 1929, and chairman, 1936-1953. Former specialist in internal medicine.

Retired from practice, 1936. Director State-Planters Bank and Trust Company Enlisted in Volunteer Medical Service corpus, United States army, 1918, and served as member secretary Medical Advisory Board, Richmond.

Trustee Richmond Community Fund, 1930-1953 (president 1933, 34.

Director budget, 1935-1948). Director Community Chests and Councils, New York, 1936-1938. Member Richmond panel arbitrators, New York Stock Exchange.

Member of advisory board Virginia Home for Incurables.

Director Virginia Museum Fine Arts. Director, member Executive Committee Richmond chapter American Red Cross and British War Relief Society, 1940-1945.

Precinct chairman Richmond Office of Civilian Defense. Member National Employment Committee.

Physician Henrico County board Selective Service System, 1941-1946.

Achievements

• Douglas Vanderhoof has been listed as a noteworthy physician. by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Executive Committee, Board of Visitors, Medical College of Virginia, 1929, and chairman, 1936-1953. Member Richmond panel arbitrators, New York Stock Exchange. Member of advisory board Virginia Home for Incurables.

Member National Employment Committee.

Member Selec. Service Appeal Board State of Virginia, since 1948. Trustee Saint John's Church Foundation, trustee Church Schools in Diocese of Virginia Life.

Member Association American Physicians, American Medical Association, American Therapeutic Society (president 1918-1919), Southern Medical Association, Tri-State Medical Association, Medical Society Virginia, Richmond Academy Medicine, Holland Society of New York, Phi Beta Kappa, Theta Delta Chi, Casque and Gauntlet (Dartmouth), Pithotomy. Clubs: Commonwealth, Richmond German, Country (Virginia).

Connections

Married London, Julie Marriott Osterloh, August 17, 1910 (deceased. Married second, Mistress.

Father:

Hervey Brundage H.

Mother:

Emma Frances (Douglas) Vander H.

Spouse:

Mistress

Spouse:

London