Victoria Nebeker Coberly; Philanthropist
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Victoria Nebeker Coberly, 74, art collector and philanthropist who was formerly married to the late Harvey Mudd College benefactor Henry T. Mudd. Mrs. Coberly, a sixth-generation Californian, lent her paintings for exhibition at the Huntington Library and the California Club. She was active in many philanthropic organizations and was an overseer of the Huntington Library and a California director of the Robert E. Lee Memorial Assn. On Wednesday in Los Angeles after a long illness.
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