He married his second wife, Jocelyn Carlson, in 1993. He lived on Delancey Place in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and had a summer home in Wellfleet, Massachusetts. An expert on the history of social register clubs, he chose to be a member of only one, The Franklin Inn Club in Philadelphia. He said, I never belonged to any club, because they're all anti-Semitic, except one. I used to belong to the Franklin Inn Club for intellectuals." In 1996, he died of a heart attack at the Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston at the age of 80 years. References 1915 births 1996 deaths People from Philadelphia St. Paul's School (New Hampshire) alumni University of Pennsylvania alumni St. Anthony Hall United States Navy officers United States Navy pilots of World War II Columbia University alumni University of Pennsylvania faculty American sociologists Educators from Philadelphia Fellows of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences Harvard Fellows 20th-century American male writers Writers from Philadelphia American Academy of Arts and Sciences