Roll of Members

JAMES CHRISTOPHER CAHILL

1923 - Resigned 1939

Poetry of the Commonplace and in the Commonplace, December 22, 1924

WALTER JOHN CAHILL

1920 Resigned 1924

BERTRAM J. CAHN

1937 Resigned 1950

The Story of the Chicago Crime Commission, December 2, 1940

WILLIAM JAMES CALHOUN

1906 - Died 1916

In Venezuela, April 1, 1907

The Development of Our National Life, April 13, 1908

China in Transition, March 30, 1914

The European War, October 19, 1914

The Monroe Doctrine, April 3, 1916

JOHN McRAE CAMERON

1923 - Died 1939

The Lowly Pun, January 5, 1925

The Novels of Major Baring, January 18, 1929

Madame de Sevigne, February 29, 1932

An Ancient Wonder Worker (Presidential Address), October 2, 1933

A Modern Aspasia, November 18, 1935

The Fourth Century, January 10, 1938
Offices:
Chair, Officers and Members, 1931-32
President, 1933-34
Chair, Publications, 1938-39

GEORGE COOK CAMPBELL

1874 - Died 1885

HERBERT JOHN CAMPBELL

1915 - Died 1959

George Moore, December 10, 1917

Mind-forged Manacles, May 12, 1924

The Bondage of the Past, April 18, 1927

Literary Gossip, March 15, 1937
Offices:
Chair, Publications, 1916-17
Chair, Officers and Members, 1922-23

ANDREW JACKSON CANFIELD

1893 - Died 1908

BROOKLYN, NEW YORK

PAUL ROBERTS CANNON

1935 - Resigned 1982

Covered Wagons, April 18, 1938

War, Famine and Pestilence, November 16, 1942

Uncles, March 28, 1949

Mixed Humours, February 16, 1953

Changing the Face of the World, March 12, 1956 (N)

The Worlds We Live In (Ladies' Night Address), March 16, 1959 (N)

Problems in Relation to Chemical Additives in Foods, November 21, 1960 (N)

The Second Battle of Gettysburg, February 11, 1963 (N)
Offices:
Chair, Officers and Members, 1943-44, 1955-56

CHARLES GUY CARLETON

1883 - Died 1887

ANTON Julius CARLSON

1928 - Died 1956

Hunger (Illustrated), January 13, 1930

Thirst, January 11, 1932

Black Oxen and Toggenberg Goats (Ladies' Night Address), March 29, 1937

Bringing Home the Sheep, February 20, 1939

How Bad Is Our American Diet? November 30, 1942

Science as a Method of Education, November 17, 1947

Ignorance and Quackery In Medicine: Forty Years' Experience in Our Federal Courts, October 27, 1952

Science Versus Life, February 14, 1955 (N)

FREDERICK G. E. CARLSON

1951 - Died 1976

PLYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS

JOHN W. CARLSON

1995 -

Gone Fishing, February 23, 1998 (N)

A Couple of Old Landmarkers, November 22, 1999

WILLIAM NEWNHAM CHATTIN CARLTON

1909 - Resigned 1915

*The Icelandic Sagas: Their Origin and Character, December 12, 1910 (C) (N) (W)

The Decline and Fall of Literary Ambition in
The Chicago Literary Club (After-dinner address), October 2, 1911

Books in Manuscript in the Middle Ages, May 15, 1913

Norwegian Literature, 1814 - 1914, May 18, 1914
Offices:
Chair, Arrangements and Exercises, 1911-12

GEORGE NOBLE CARMAN

1895 - Died 1941

Problems in Secondary Education, April 3, 1899,

Technological Education, Public and Private, April 3, 1905

Industrial Education, May 6, 1907

The Industrial Republic, October 19, 1908

Democracy and Education, October 23, 1916
Offices:
Chair, Officers and Members, 1912-13

FRANK A. CARONE

1968 - Resigned 1988

Youth Would-Youth Could, October 18, 1971 (N)

Leader, Book Night; Book Review, "Russia: The People and the Power" by Robert G. Kaiser, March 15, 1976

Homestead Renaissance, October 16, 1978 (N)

Wanderjahr, October 19, 1981

(Una Zita Migliore), February 25, 1985

FREDERICK IVES CARPENTER

1899 - Resigned 1909

John Donne, May 6, 1901

More Dialogues of the Dead, January 26, 1903
Offices:
Corresponding Secretary, 1903-04

JAMES GRAY CARR

1922 - Died 1954

Eleven Editions of Osler, December 4, 1933

Rudolf Virchow, April 5, 1937

LEON A. CARROW

1993 -

Premature Exhilaration, October 17, 1994 (N)

Twilight Musings, April 15, 1996 (N)

*Heroes, Leader (Joint meeting with The Fortnightly), The Greatest Gamble, March 7, 1997 (N)

Sell It or Smell It, November 9, 1998 (N)

Road Toward Maturation (Closing Meeting Address), May 15, 2000

The Tip of the Boot, April 1, 2002
Work Hard, Play Hard (Presidential Address), October 13, 2003 (N)
Tucks, February 19, 2007
Offices:
Chair, Arrangements and Exercises, 1996-97
Chair, Publications, 2002-03
President, 2003-04
Chair, Officers and Members, 2004-05

HOWARD A. CARTER

1952 Died 1969

The Fiery Bath, December 13, 1954 (N)

Village Scenes, February 4, 1957 (N)

Spiraculum Vitae, November 10, 1958 (N)

Prosaism Written in a Country Junk Yard, October 14, 1963 (N)

Leader, Book Night (three papers), November 29, 1965 (N)
Offices:
Chair, Arrangements and Exercises, 1962-63
Corresponding Secretary, 1963-64, 1964-65, 1965-66, 1966-67

JOHN C. CARTER

1962 - Resigned 1969

LESLIE CARTER

1879 - Resigned 1893

LAURENCE ARTHUR CARTON

1909 - Resigned 1923

The River Platte, October 15, 1917

ROBERT W. CARTON

1983 -

A Visit to Hardin County, October 22, 1984 (N)

A Frenchman in Holland, January 20, 1986 (N)

Weimar, March 23, 1987 (N)

Over the River and Through the Woods, December 12, 1988

The River Platte II, January 7, 1991 (N)

Great Uncle of the Samba, March 29, 1993 (N)

The Prairie Navy (Presidential Address at Closing Meeting), May 15, 1995 (N)

The View from Lausanne, October 28, 1996 (N)

Something to Beef About (Joint meeting with the Fortnightly), March 6, 1998 (N)

The Real Mr. Brigge, October 12, 1998 (N)

Leadership, October 16, 2000

*A Good-Hearted Man, January 14, 2002
Excellence in the Mundane: Up from Steventon (Joint Meeting with The Fortnightly of Chicago), March 7, 2003 (N)
On the Road to LeRoy, April 18, 2005(N)
What Time Was It? May 14, 2007
Offices:
Chair, Officers and Members, 1987-88
President, 1994-95
Chair, Arrangements and Exercises, 1999-2000

WILLIAM WARREN CASE

1889 - Resigned 1908

The Divining Rod: A Study of Opinions, February 23, 1891

Aeononi, April 11, 1892

The Modern Newspaper, December 9, 1895

The Ethics of Patriotism, May 7, 1900 (N)

Atoms, December 22, 1902

Helen of Troy, October 16, 1905 (N)
Offices:
Chair, Officers and Members, 1904-05

GEORGE WILLIS CASS

1891 - Resigned 1901

The Island of Mackinac, December 5, 1898

GEORGE FREDERICK CASSELL

1925 - Died 1958

Of Such as These, October 26, 1931

We Read Poetry, February 25, 1935

Excursion Into Verse, November 20, 1939

*Clive Staples Lewis, November 28, 1949 (C) (N)

But Good of the Living Too (Presidential Address), October 8, 1951

Inter Alia (Ladies' Night Address), March 19, 1956 (N)
Offices:
Chair, Arrangements and Exercises, 1950-51
President, 1951-52
Chair, Publications, 1953-54

EDWIN HENRY CASSELS

1909 - Resigned 1934

The Skokie in October, February 26, 1912

Robert Burns, Democrat, February 18, 1918

College for Whom and Why? March 28, 1927

HUBERT R. CATCHPOLE (biography)

1976 - Died 2006

By the Fragrant Winds That Blow, January 9, 1978 (Re-read before the Club by the author, April 20, 1992) (N)

Mustaha Kemal Pasha, February 28, 1983 (N)

That Number Two Man from Cambridge, Massachusetts, October 15, 1984 (N)

Book Night, January 27, 1986 (N)

Iznik, October 19, 1987 (N)

Swing Low, Sweet Chariot, October 30, 1989

When to the Sessions, March 2, 1992 (N)

Just One of Those Years, February 1, 1999 (N)

A History of the Decline and Fall of the British Empire, December 10, 2001

ROBERT CARL SCOTT CATHERWOOD

1900 - Resigned 1908

The Great Company of Jesus, March 9, 1903 (N)

JOSEPH CHADA

1939 - Resigned 1949

The Czechs in America, January 19, 1942

CHRISTOPHER J. CHAMALES (Biography)

1980 - Resigned 1989

The Dreamer, March 2, 1987

LEANDER TROWBRIDGE CHAMBERLAIN

1874 - Died 1913

NEW YORK , NEW YORK

Physical Pain: Its Nature and the Law of Its Distribution, May 18, 1874
Offices:
Corresponding Secretary, 1876-77

HENRY BARRETT CHAMBERLIN

1935 - Died 1941

Reminiscences of a War Correspondent, November 9, 1936

Further Reminiscences of a War Correspondent, December 11, 1939

JAMES FRANCIS CHAMBLISS, JR.

1989 - Resigned 1993

BUCKINGHAM CHANDLER

1915 - Resigned 1917

FREEMONT AUGUSTUS CHANDLER

1927 - Resigned 1937

HENRY PORTER CHANDLER

1917 - Died 1975

BETHESDA, MARYLAND

Open Diplomacy, November 18, 1918 (N)

Presidential Government, February 28, 1921 (N)

Beauty and the Law, March 27, 1922

The Self-Revelation of a Harvard Professor, May 11, 1925 (N)

The Attainment of Intelligence in Democracy, March 25, 1929 (N)

The State as Parens Patriae, January 4, 1932 (N)

The Right of Free Speech in England and the United States, December 13, 1937 (N)

Working on the Side of the Angels in Chicago, March 31, 1969 (N)
Offices:
Corresponding Secretary, 1925-26

THEODORE S. CHAPMAN

1933 - Resigned 1941

WILLIAM HENRY CHAPPELL

1882 - Resigned 1886

THOMAS SEPTIMUS CHARD

1874 - Resigned 1893

Edited and read an "Informal," January 22, 1877

Edited and read an "Informal," November 18, 1878

Our Social Relations with the Unfortunate, February 7, 1881

CHARLES MEIGS CHARNLEY

1881 - Resigned 1884

JAMES CHARNLEY

1881 - Resigned 1895

CHARLES WELLS CHASE

1900 - Resigned 1903

HOBART CHATFIELD-TAYLOR

1892 - Resigned 1897

If at First You Don't Succeed (Story), April 29, 1895

The King's Justice, November 15, 1897

DONALD CHATHAM
2006 -

WILLIAM LUDLOW CHENERY

1915 - Died 1974

BIG SUR, CALIFORNIA

The Industrial Relations Commission, February 7, 1916

The Woman Movement, December 11, 1916

Post Bellum Reconstruction, May 13, 1918

The Modern Magazine, February 19, 1930

CHARLES EDWARD CHENEY

1880 - Died 1916

Priest and Soldier, June 2, 1884

The Best Fruit of the New South, February 20, 1888

Rienzi in History and in Fiction, February 22, 1892

A Curious Episode of Medieval History, February 5, 1894

*A King of France Unnamed in History, March 3, 1902 (C) (N) (W) with Appendix I and Appendix II

*The Second Norman Conquest of England, March 12, 1906 (C) (N) (W)

A Question of Disputed Authorship (Presidential Address), October 5, 1908

*The Barefoot Maid at the Fountain Inn, November 13, 1911 (Re-read before the Club by Ernst W. Puttkammer, May 12, 1941, and by David W. Maher, May 8, 1961) (N)

*A Belated Plantagenet, February 3, 1913 (N)
Offices:
Corresponding Secretary, 1885-86
President, 1908-09

SHELDON CHERTOW

1992 – Resigned 2004

Krebiozen, February 16, 1998 (N)

FRANK SPOONER CHURCHILL

1895 - Resigned 1902

Some Aspects of Heredity, February 1, 1897

MAUREEN ANN CLANCY
2005 -

CLEMENT LONG CLAPP

1910 - Resigned 1918

Scientific Methods in Business, April 1, 1912

HARRY LINCOLN CLAPP

1932 - Died 1935

ALEXANDER BEATTIE CLARK

1919 - Not Known

CLARENCE P. CLARK

1937 - Resigned 1940

JACOB WENDELL CLARK

1924 - Resigned 1935

Pragmatism and Mountebanks, May 10, 1926

*Fashion, May 20, 1929 (C) (N)

The U.S. Visits the Doctor, March 27, 1933

JOHN MARSHALL CLARK

1877 - Resigned 1894
Offices:
Chair, Rooms and Finance, 1888-89

ELIOT CHANNING CLARKE

1874 - Died 1921

BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS

FREDERICK WILCOX CLARKE

1879 - Died 1918

BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS

Labor Organizations, and Their Relations to Government (Conversation), October 19, 1885

A Confab on Climbing (in co-operation with Clarence Augustus Burley), November 24,
1890

A Cup of Tea from Boston Harbor, May 19, 1902 (N)

GEORGE CLINTON CLARKE

1875 - Died 1887

The Machine in Politics (Conversation), May 10, 1880
Offices:
Chair, Arrangements and Exercises, 1880-81

KENNETH CLARKE

2002 – Resigned 2005
Hands-on Poetry (with Amanda Lichtenstein), November 11, 2002
Poetry Evening (Leader): My Friend and His Wife, February 21, 2005 (N)

ROBERT E. CLARKE

1971 - Resigned 1976

WILLIAM HULL CLARKE

1874 - Died 1878

Recollections of Some Literary Women Who Have Visited Chicago, April 29, 1878

RUDOLPH ALEXANDER CLEMEN

1928 - Died 1971

PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY

Every Man His Own Aladdin, May 18, 1931

The Century Plant and Us, February 20, 1933

HORACE WILLIAM SHALER CLEVELAND

1874 - Resigned 1878