Hergesheimer

[hur-guhs-hahy-mer]

noun

1. Joseph, 1880–1954, U.S. novelist.

Example Sentences

During the 1920s her two favorite novelists were Joseph Hergesheimer and Carl Van Vechten.

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Claridge rather cruelly dismisses Hergesheimer as just a popular society novelist, though he was more than that, as readers of his novella “Wild Oranges ” know.

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Wally Hergesheimer, 87, the New York Rangers’ leading goal-scorer of the early 1950s and one of the most popular players of his time, died of congestive heart failure Sept. 27 in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

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When Hergesheimer joined the Rangers in the 1951-52 season, he was smallish even for his era, at 5 feet 7 inches and 145 pounds, and had to overcome the partial loss of two fingers in an industrial accident when he was a teenager.

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But Hergesheimer was adept at scoring off rebounds and loose pucks in front of the opposing net.

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