FREDERIC ULLMANN
1895 - Died 1911
FREDERIC ULLMANN, JR.
1918 - Resigned 1925; 1928 - Resigned 1941
ARTHUR WARING UNDERWOOD
1903 - Resigned 1905
THOMAS INGLE UNDERWOOD
1925 - Resigned 1927
GEORGE PUTNAM UPTON
1874 - Resigned 1875
GEORGE BURWELL UTLEY
1925 - Died 1946
Fifty Years of Librarianship, March 1, 1926
Some Literary Lights of Old Hartford, April 11, 1932 (N)
Walter Loomis Newberry: Pioneer, April 8, 1935 (N)
An American Collector and His Bag (Presidential Address), October 7, 1935 (N)
Thomas Hooker -- Liberal Puritan, April 15, 1940 (N)
The Irresponsible Ramblings of a Peripatetic Stevenson Collector, April 17, 1944 (N)
A Forgotten Chapter in American Library History, November
12, 1945 (N)
Offices:
Corresponding
Secretary, 1926-27
Chair,
Publications, 1926-27, 1931-32
Chair,
Arrangements and Exercises, 1930-31
President, 1935-36
DAVID NEWTON UTTER
1883 - Resigned 1891
Robert Browning, November 3, 1884
The Shakespeare Question, November 21, 1887
Marlowe's Part in Shakespeare's Works, December 2, 1889
Literary Forgeries, Their Value and Their Weakness, December
1, 1890
Offices:
Corresponding Secretary, 1887-88
DERRICK T. VAIL
1946 and 1969 - Died 1973
Shikarpur Fragments, April 19, 1948 (N)
Dinner for Eight, March 27, 1950 (N)
The Spoor of the Sassenach Mohr, March 2, 1953 (N)
The Legacy of the Blessed Gerard, May 11, 1970
JOHN VALENTINE
1945 - Resigned 1948
Eugene Field, February 10, 1947
JOSEPH LORING VALENTINE
1921 - Resigned 1926
THEODORE R. VAN DELLEN
1946 - Resigned 1954
The Outlay for an Inlay, October 30, 1950 (N)
CHARLES C. VAN SICLEN III
1975 -
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
Book Review, "The Russians" by Hedrick Smith, March 15, 1976
The Great Stink, March 22, 1976
ADRIAN VER BRUGGHEN
1950 - Resigned 1969
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
Cousin Will, December 14, 1953 (N)
JOHN FREDERICK VOIGT
1910 - Resigned 1922
Political Experiences in Southern Illinois, May 29, 1911
The Jury, May 12, 1913
The Story of Illinois, April 15, 1918
LEONARD WELLS VOLK
1874 - Resigned 1878
GERHARDT VON BONIN
1943 - Died 1979
MILL VALLEY, CALIFORNIA
Years Before the Storm, March 29, 1948 (N)
Scholar, Knight and Prince, February 13, 1950 (N)
Hermann von Helmholtz, May 26, 1952 (N)
Buddha, March 15, 1954 (N)
Leader, Book Night (three papers), December 6, 1954 (N)
Trying to Set the Clock Back, April 9, 1956 (N)
Book Review, "Richard III" by P. M. Kendall, November 26, 1956 (N)
Gold, January 13, 1958 (N)
Offices:
Chair,
Publications, 1950-51
Corresponding
Secretary, 1953-54
HENRY D. VON WITZLEBEN
1947 - Resigned 1960
PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA
DAVID R. VOPATEK
1992 -
Betwixt and Become, February 20, 1995
Architecture, Scholarship, Light and Sherry, October 13, 1997 (with Orville T. Bailey)
HAROLD C. VORIS
1949 - Died 1979
Subsidies and Subsoils, January 29, 1951 (N)
Bone Not Brawn, December 5, 1955 (N)
My Switzerland, May 19, 1958 (N)
Book Review, November 26, 1962
The Bird Man, April 9, 1979 (N)
CLARK L. WAGNER
1972 -
Carrara Marble, January 26, 1976 (N)
Percina Imostoma tenasi, January 22, 1979 (N)
Potpourri, November 22, 1982 (N)
Arthur Schopenhauer, March 4, 1985 (N)
*Words (Presidential Address), October 3, 1988 (N)
Pulling a Thread (Ladies' Night Address), May 18, 1992 (N)
Gold, January 10, 1994 (N)
Is It a Rubens? May 6, 1996 (N)
Our Victorian Roots, November 16, 1998 (N)
*"Who's
There?", May 13, 2002, (Closing Meeting
Address)
*Carp Wars, February 12, 2004 (N)
A Life of Crime, February 27, 2006
Offices:
Chair, Arrangements and Exercises,
1986-87, 1987-88
President, 1988-89
Historian, 2003-04, 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07
HENRY HEILEMAN WAIT
1895 - Resigned 1907
Recent Progress in Engineering, December 4, 1905
HORATIO LOOMIS WAIT
1877 - Died 1916
Mirth, April 1, 1878
Fort Sumter, November 21, 1881
Reminiscences of the Blockade, March 3, 1884
The Art of Killing, October 28, 1889
Novel Forms for Vessels, October 20, 1890
Inaugural Address as President, October 2, 1893
The Deeds and Needs of Our Navy, October 10, 1898
Submarine Warfare, October 21, 1901
Some Incidents at Fort Barrancas, November 11, 1907
When General Sherman Reached the Coast, October 24, 1910
Some Incidents of the Blockading Service, October 9, 1911
Charleston During the Siege, October 21, 1912
Some Reminiscences of the Civil War, February 9, 1914
Incidents in the War of the Rebellion, January 11, 1915
In Time of Peace Prepare for War, October 18, 1915
Offices:
Chair, Arrangements and Exercises,
1888-89
President, 1893-94
JAMES JOSEPH WAIT
1890 - Died 1925
Memories of the Sea, December 3, 1894
Philippine Reminiscences -- The Brown Man's Bondage, April 10, 1899
Poetry and Songs of the Sea, January 23, 1905
Miss Morning Glory (Story), November 10, 1913
Le Hollandais Volant (Story), March 12, 1917
The Spectre of Roncador Reef (Story), March 29, 1920
Offices:
Chair, Rooms and Finance, 1904-05
Chair, Officers and Members,
1905-06, 1909-10
DAVID S. WALD
1962 - Resigned 1976
Adam's Rib, May 11, 1964 (N)
Book Review, "Russia at War" by A. Werth, January 31, 1966 (N)
Leader, Book Night (three papers), January 8, 1968 (N)
The
Offices:
Chair,
Publications, 1971-72
ALDACE FREEMAN WALKER
1889 - Died 1901
NEW YORK , NEW YORK
Competition, March 2, 1891
Government Ownership of Railways (Conversation), December 7, 1891
How to Place the Government of Cities in the
Offices:
Chair, Rooms and Finance, 1893-94
GEORGE RICHARD WALKER
1899 - Resigned 1901
JAMES MONROE WALKER
1877 - Died 1881
WENDELL WALKER
1957 - Died 1967
DOWAGIAC, MICHIGAN
WIRT DEXTER WALKER
1888 - Died 1899
SEYMOUR WALTON
1888 - Resigned 1894
The Authorship of the Pentateuch, November 23, 1891
Personal Reminiscences of Reconstruction in Louisiana, December 21, 1891
DONALD BUTLER WARD
1972 - Resigned 1976
SINcerely Yours, March 17, 1975 (N)
FRANK GIBSON WARD
1916 - Died 1930
The Losing and Finding of the Community Ideal, April 30, 1917
The Valley of Democracy, May 3, 1920
William Allen White at Home, February 27, 1922
Outliving War, March 8, 1926
HENRY ARTHUR WARE
1898 - Resigned 1900
KELLY WARNKEN
1999 -
Vocation, Avocation, January 15, 2001
SHERWYN E. WARREN
1997 -
Carrel of Discontent, November 8, 1999
Smoke Screens: Enchantment and Menace of an American
Weed , April 21, 2003 (N)
Saluting, November
22, 2004 (N)
Poetry Evening, Participant (poems), February 6, 2006
Offices:
Chair, Arrangements and Exercises,
2005-06
WILLIAM B. WARTMAN
1947 - Died 1988
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA
His Mother's Son, December 20, 1948
The Night of January Tenth, February 2, 1953
Arthur Phillip and the Course of Empire, March 26, 1956 (N)
How Much the Fool, November 3, 1958
The Red Nun, March 20, 1961 (N)
Leader, Book Night; Book Review, "The Great Auk" by Allen W. Eckert, January 20, 1964 (N)
The Sound of the Dijeridu, May 1, 1967 (N)
Contemplation from the Rock - The Wood-Burner (Presidential
Address), October 2, 1967 (N)
Offices:
Chair,
Officers and Members, 1960-61,
1964-65
President, 1967-68
JOHN P. WATERHOUSE
1978 - Died 1993
CANTERBURY, ENGLAND
Louis Pasteur, Iconoclast, January 17, 1983 (N)
One to Forty? April 29, 1985 (N)
Leader, Book Night, October 28, 1985 (N)
As for the West Thereof, the Limits Are Unknown, March 11,
1991
Offices:
Chair, Rooms and Finance, 1982-83
ARBA NELSON WATERMAN
1883 - Died 1917
The War in Its Effects on Public and Private Opinion, November 19, 1883
A Few Thoughts Concerning Charles I and the English Revolution, March 17, 1890
The Civilizations of Japan and America Compared, April 1, 1895
The Philosophy of Buddhism, March 2, 1896
A Chapter from a Century of Caste, April 9, 1900
Inaugural Address as President, October 5, 1903
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, February 27, 1905
The Meditations of a Village Philosopher, December 10, 1906
More Reflections of a Village Philosopher, February 28, 1910
The Relations of the United States with
Offices:
President, 1903-04
EDWARD
1874 - Died 1916
SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS
The Pottery of the Renaissance, January 3, 1876
The South Kensington Museum, October 29, 1877
WILLIAM OTIS WATERS
1904 - Resigned 1909
Chicago, November 6, 1905
English Church and State, December 17, 1906
PHILIP MAISH WATROUS
1963 - Resigned 1973
Is That a Fact? November 1, 1965 (N)
EDWARD J. WAWSZKIEWICZ
1969 -
The Nobel Ones, February 21, 1972 (N)
Romans, Countrymen, Friends, May 3, 1976 (N)
A Fairy Tale, March 13, 1978 (N)
Fugu, May 4, 1981 (N)
The Great Walls of China, March 18, 1985 (N)
And What About the Cut Sleeve? November 18, 1985
(N)
Offices:
Chair,
Publications, 1987-88
JOHN WEAVER
1928 - Resigned 1931
CHARLES RIPLEY WEBSTER
1900 - Resigned 1902
GEORGE WASHINGTON WEBSTER
1900 - Resigned 1914
The Captain of the Hosts of Death, May 2, 1904
JOHN CLARENCE WEBSTER
1906 - Resigned 1916
The Influence of Japanese Art on Whistler and His Contemporaries, May 18, 1908
Characteristics of Robert Louis Stevenson, October 25, 1909
JOSEPH DANA WEBSTER
1875 - Died 1876
LUCILLE MARIE REBECCA WEBER
2000 – Resigned 2004
A Heap of Broken Images, November 13, 2000
DAVID SPENCER WEGG
1892 - Resigned 1916
Changes in the Legal Status of Women, February 10, 1896
The Moors and Some Things We Owe to Them, February 20, 1905 (N)
The Rebellion of 37, April 12, 1909 (N)
PAUL ALFRED WEISS
1946 - Resigned 1985
NEW YORK , NEW YORK
GEORGE PHILIP WELLES
1881 - Died 1912
Patriotism vs. Philanthrophy, February 16, 1885
As Others See Us, November 16, 1885
The Senator's Error, March 25, 1889
ARTHUR BRATTLE WELLS
1890 - Resigned 1909
A Just Judge, November 12, 1900
Beneath the Dust of a Generation, May 10, 1909
JAMES WELLS
1955 - Resigned 1964
Portrait of an Enlightened Man, April 21, 1958 (N)
CHARLES WILLIAM WENDT
1874 - Died 1931
Church and State, November 1, 1875
Genius in Art, October 10, 1881
LOUIS WERNER
1988 - Died 1997
THOMAS H. WETZEL
1988 - Resigned 1998
The Selling of the Civil War, March 6, 1989 (N)
BENJAMIN WHAM
1926 - Died 1969
The Trend of the Law, May 7, 1928 (N)
The Mysterious, Insidious, Doctor Fu Manchu, or Lo! the Poor Landlord, November 21, 1932
The Wonderland of Finance Regulation, December 7, 1936 (N)
Railroads and the National Transportation Policy, November 18, 1940
The Strange Case of the Sewer Which Flowed Up Hill, November 1, 1943 (N)
Give Them Wings or Bedtime Stories, October 16, 1944 (N)
Mistaken Identity, December 2, 1946 (N)
The Blind Goddess Brandishes Her Sword, February 14, 1949
Our "Unknown Ex-President" Rides Again: A Study in Bureaucracy and the Democratic Process, October 31, 1949
The Strange Case of Alger Hiss, November 13, 1950 (N)
Perry Mason: Peerless Advocate, December 3, 1951 (N)
The Pro-Communist Conspiracy in Our Midst, October 13, 1952 (N)
Brush Up Your Shakespeare, October 19, 1953 (N)
Mr. Blaustein's Will or the Lawyer's Best Friend, October 25, 1954 (N)
A Great Reckoning in a Little Room, November 19, 1956 (N)
Crimes, Courts, and Courtesans, January 27, 1958 (N)
The Blind Goddess Balances Her Scales, November 9, 1959 (N)
Week Half Gone and Nothing Done, November 14, 1960 (N)
How to Try a Jury Case in One Easy Lesson, March 9, 1964 (N)
ARTHUR DANA WHEELER
1887 - Died 1912
The Partitioning of Africa, May 28, 1894
Some Telephone History and Problems, May 23, 1898
The Future of the American Negro, January 29, 1906
The Ethics of Present-day Finance, January 16, 1911
Newspapers: Corporations, May 15, 1911
Offices:
Chair, Rooms and Finance, 1891-92
DAVID HINTON WHEELER
1874 - Resigned 1875
SAMUEL HICKOX WHEELER
1877 - Resigned 1883
CHARLES CRAWFORD WHINERY
1920 - Died 1950
HORACE WHITE
1874 - Died 1916
NEW YORK , NEW YORK
Financial Crises, April 15, 1876
The Centenary of Adam Smith (Conversation), November 13, 1876
HERBERT CLARKSON WHITEHEAD
1925 - Resigned 1931
A Trilogy of Essays in Outline: Institutions, Their Functions and Instruments; the Near and the Remote Aspects of Liberty;
..... Publicists, their Characteristics and Functions, November 22, 1926
DAVID B. WHITEHURST
2003-
RUSSELL WHITMAN
1890 and 1934 - Resigned 1936
Pilgrim Plymouth, April 25, 1892
GEORGE FRANCIS WHITSETT
1924 - Resigned 1980
MILL VALLEY, CALIFORNIA
PETER BONNETT WIGHT
1875 - Resigned 1896
The Practice of Architecture as a Fine Art, January 8, 1877
Edited and read an "Informal," December 15, 1879
The Development of New Phases of the Fine Arts in America, May 5, 1884
The Graduates' Club -- A Story of Christmas Eve, June 4, 1894
Can Architecture Become Again a Living Art? December 23, 1895
JOHN HENRY WIGMORE
1897 - Resigned 1898
EDWARD BYERS WILCOX
1932 - Died 1972
Mysticism in Modern Science, May 8, 1933 (N)
Review of "Poems from 1924 to 1933" by Archibald MacLeish, May 7, 1934
Anneke Jans, April 7, 1941 (N)
Leader, Book Night, December 13, 1948
*An Ecclesiastical Autobiography, October 29, 1951 (Re-read before the Club by Carl A. Dragstedt, May 6, 1974,
.....and by Hugh Schwartzburg, February 17, 1992) (C) (N)
Price Level Adjustments (Presidential Address), October 5, 1953 (N)
Ethics, October 21, 1957 (N)
Leader, Book Night; Book Review, "Old Africa's Last
Secrets" by Lawrence G. Green, November 26, 1962 (N)
Offices:
Chair,
Arrangements and Exercises, 1936-37
President, 1953-54
Chair, Rooms and
Finance, 1956-57, 1957-58
JOHN DANIEL WILD
1910 - Died 1929
The Philosophy of Bergson, April 14, 1913
*Pseudo-Humanism, April 26, 1915 (C) (N)
Bertrand Russell's "Proposed Roads to Freedom," December 22, 1919
Fallacies, April 17, 1922
Offices:
Chair, Rooms and Finance, 1914-15
PAYSON SIBLEY WILD (photograph) (Biography)
1902 - Died 1951
Humorous poems: "The Smell of the Stock Yards," "Calling Me Back Thar," and "An Ode to My Stein," April 4, 1904
An Old Satirist Modernized, November 20, 1905 (N)
Cicero's Theory of Humor, November 16, 1908 (N)
A Chemico-Literary Fact, May 29, 1911 (N)
A New Poet, March 18, 1912
Ausonius, November 25, 1912 (N)
*The Valley and Villa of Horace, February 8, 1915 (N) (W)
*An Early Literary Club (Presidential Address), October 4, 1915 (C) (N)
The Skillet Fork Literary Club (Poem), May 29, 1916
De Duabus Juliis, January 29, 1917
Poems, March 5, 1917
*On the Hades Golf Club Portico, December 2, 1918 (C) (N)
Poems, November 3, 1919
Fantasia Humanistica, May 23, 1921
*Megistotheos
and My Anima Vagula, May 21, 1923 (C) (N)
(W)
(Re-read before the Club
by Francis A. Lackner, Jr., November
4, 2002)
What Really Happened (the Case of Xanthippe), May 21, 1928 (N)
Rutilius, May 2, 1932 (N)
How Old Is Horace? (Ladies' Night Address), April 29, 1935
Ulmus Susurrans (The Whispering Elm), April 17, 1939
(N)
Offices:
Chair,
Arrangements and Exercises, 1910-11
Corresponding
Secretary, 1911-12
Chair,
Publications, 1914-15
President, 1915-16
Recording
Secretary, 1920-21, 1921-22,
1922-23, 1923-24, 1924-25, 1925-26, 1926-27, 1927-28, 1928-29, 1929-30,
1930-31, 1931-32, 1932-33, 1933-34, 1934-35, 1935-36, 1936-37, 1937-38,
1938-39, 1939-40, 1940-41, 1941-42, 1942-43, 1943-44, 1944-45, 1945-46,
1946-47, 1947-48, 1948-49, 1949-50, 1950-51
Treasurer, 1920-21, 1921-22, 1922-23, 1923-24,
1924-25, 1925-26, 1926-27, 1927-28, 1928-29, 1929-30, 1930-31, 1931-32,
1932-33, 1933-34, 1934-35, 1935-36, 1936-37, 1937-38, 1938-39, 1939-40,
1940-41, 1941-42, 1942-43, 1943-44, 1944-45, 1945-46, 1946-47, 1947-48,
1948-49, 1949-50, 1950-51
PAYSON S. WILD, JR.
1950 - Resigned 1953
SEARGENT PEABODY WILD
1929 - Died 1967
RUTLAND, VERMONT
Travails Outside the Fourth Estate, December 8, 1930 (N)
ROBERT HALL WILES
1903 - Died 1907
ERNEST H. WILKINS
*Dante the Apostle (Symposium), January 3, 1921 (C) (N) (W)
DUDLEY PHELPS WILKINSON
1876 - Resigned 1898
JOHN WILKINSON
1874 - Died 1904
Edited and read an "Informal," January 21, 1878
The Microscope, April 6, 1885
JAMES ROWLAND WILLETT
1888 - Resigned 1893
EDWARD FRANKLIN WILLIAMS
1876 and 1916 - Died 1919
The Outlook for Russia, May 6, 1878
Oxford and the High Church Anglicans, April 21, 1884
A Forgotten American Hero, April 28, 1902
Alexander von Humboldt, February 1, 1909
Memories of an Indian Pay Party, May 4, 1914
HENRY PERCY WILLIAMS
1915 - Died 1928
The Literature of Business, February 26, 1917
Poems, December 17, 1917
The Professional Spirit in Business, April 5, 1920
Making a World, April 4, 1921
The Re-incarnation of Bill Spencer (Story), October 30, 1922
Short Story: Decoration Day, November 8, 1926
NORMAN WILLIAMS
1875 - Died 1899
ROBERT WILLIAMS
1881 - Resigned 1884
Gambetta, February 4, 1884
STALHAM LEON WILLIAMS, JR.
1899 - Resigned 1907
Some Literary Lapses, January 21, 1901
CHARLES HENRY WILMERDING
1890 - Resigned 1895
Practical Electricity, December 22, 1890
BENJAMIN MAIRS WILSON
1876 - Resigned 1892
Edited and read an "Informal," November 19, 1877
Taxation (Conversation), January 17, 1881
JOHN P. WILSON
1878 - Died 1922
JOHN S. WILSON
1993 -
Foot-Note, November 28, 1994 (N)
Faithful Faithless Famous, February 24, 1997 (N)
*The Importance of a Hat, October 11, 1999
Rue 28 Vignon, December 17,
2001
Offices:
Corresponding Secretary, 1995-96,
1999-2000
Recording Secretary, 1996-97,
1997-98, 1998-99
Chair, Arrangements and Exercises,
2001-02
ARTHUR WELLESLEY WINDETT
1874 - Resigned 1886
The Roman Tribune and the Modern Chancellor, May 3, 1880
DeWITT COSGROVE WING
1913 - Died 1951
NORMAL, ILLINOIS
Culture and Agriculture, January 4, 1915
An Old Country Editor, March 20, 1916
A Woman's World, February 17, 1919
Books of the Year (Symposium), December 22, 1919
Three Books of Proverbs, March 1, 1920
Women and Words, November 29, 1920
Newspaper Book-Reviewing, May 15, 1922
The Modern Iconoclast, March 23, 1925
The Newer Nutrition, April 26, 1926
Offices:
Chair, Arrangements and Exercises,
1916-17
Chair, Officers and Members,
1921-22
WILLIAM HERMAN WINSLOW
1898 - Resigned 1905
FREDERICK SEYMOUR WINSTON
1880 - Resigned 1893
ALBRECHT WIRTH
1895 - Resigned 1914
THOMAS FOSTER WITHROW
1877 - Died 1893
The Literature of the Law (Conversation), April 8,
1878
Offices:
Chair, Arrangements and Exercises,
1878-79
ALBERT HENRY WOLF
1914 - Died 1921
HENRY MILTON WOLF (photograph)
1906 - Died 1935
Some Suggestions about Education, May 15, 1916
And Who Was Townsend Harris? (Presidential Address), October
8, 1934
Offices:
Chair, Officers and Members,
1920-21
Chair, Publications, 1924-25
President, 1934-35
BENJAMIN WOLHAUPTER
1895 - Resigned 1899
One Proposed Solution of a Difficult Chicago Problem, April 19, 1897
HARRY HINES WOOD
1935 - Died 1948
WALTER MABIE WOOD
1901 - Died 1941
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA
Simplicity the Genius of Invention, January 19, 1903
Supplemental Education; or the Education of Employed Men, April 3, 1905 (N)
Recent Progress in Physics, December 4, 1905
FREDERIC WOODMAN
Lowell Mason, November 27, 1911
HERBERT NORTON WOODWARD
1968 - Died 2002
ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS
I Will! Or Do I? January 31, 1972 (N)
Book Review, "The Coming Dark Ages" by Roberto Vacca, February 4, 1974 (N)
The Incident at Adelphi, II, January 5, 1976
Howard Bemming's Awakening, December 11, 1978 (N)
Book Review, "Energy Future" (Harvard Report), December 17, 1979 (N)
The Two Worlds, May 10, 1982
The Hinge of History, January 23, 1984 (N)
Arrows of Flying Fire (Presidential Address), October 7,
1985 (N)
Offices:
Corresponding
Secretary, 1979-80
Treasurer, 1983-84, 1984-85, 1985-86, 1986-87,
1987-88
President, 1985-86
WILLIAM CREIGHTON WOODWARD
1928 - Resigned 1937
ROLLIN TURNER WOODYATT
1915 - Resigned 1937
JOHN HOPKINS WORCESTER, JR.
1889 - Died 1893
Tolstoi as a Reformer, November 10, 1880
SAMUEL HENRY WRIGHT
1895 - Died 1900
*A Local Phase of Labor Combination, November 27, 1899 (C) (N) (W)
DONALD VON FENNIG WROBLESKI
1992 -
The High Life, November 21, 1994 (N)
Sleeping Around, April 8, 1996 (N)
The New Jerusalem, February 17, 1997 (N)
More Than Just a Fancy Window, December 8, 1997 (N)
The Three Burnham Papers April 22, 2002
The House of Tomorrow 1945, November 21,
2005
AUSTIN L. WYMAN
1946 - Resigned 1973
Who Called the Piccolo Player a Liberal? November 3, 1947 (N)
A Matter of Standards, January 7, 1952
People and Politicians, December 12, 1955 (N)
The Case of the Second Charlie Ross, January 21, 1963 (N)
DONALD R. YABUSH
1995 -
VICTOR S. YARROS
1903 - Died 1956
LA JOLLA, CALIFORNIA
The Newspaper and Contemporaneous History, November 7, 1904 (N)
The Condition of Journalism in Russia, March 6, 1905
Municipal Ownership, April 2, 1906
The Development and Traditions of the Russian Drama, October 8, 1906
Paper Constitutions and Actual Government, January 11, 1909
Nikolai Vassilievitch Gogol, October 18, 1909
Tolstoi: the Man and the Author, October 16, 1911
What Ails the Modern Newspaper? January 6, 1913
The European War, October 19, 1914
The Administration of Woodrow Wilson (Symposium), February 1, 1915
*Pessimism and Optimism: Fresh Treatment of an Old Subject, April 24, 1916 (C) (N)
Progress: the Idea and the Reality, October 30, 1916
The Political Situation in Russia, May 21, 1917
Wells and Shaw as Prophets of Religion, April 22, 1918
The War Debts and the Wage Workers of the World, March 24, 1919
Literary Criticism, December 22, 1919
Contemporary American Radicalism, March 7, 1921
Recent Assaults on, and Vindications of, Popular Government, November 7, 1921
Fathers and Sons: or Age and Youth, April 23, 1923
Prose, Poetry, and the Human Spirit (Presidential Address), October 8, 1923
Lost, Strayed, or Stolen: Philosophy Today, November 9, 1925
A Lay Sermon Obiter on Music (Illustrated on the piano by Francis Marion Arnold), May 9, 1927
Education: Some Radical Reactionary Heresies, November 5, 1928
Letters and Literary Standards in Bourgeoisia, November 4, 1929
The Trials and Pleasure of Editorial Writing, April 3, 1933
The Present Crisis in Fiction and Belles Lettres, October 15, 1934
The Paradox of Human Hypocrisy, Conscious and Unconscious, March 21, 1938
Investing in Ideas, or the Books That Have Guided Me (Read by George Packard), December 9, 1940
Adventures in the Realm of Ideas, October 28, 1946
The Boldest Historian, Toynbee: A Secular Thomist, October 27, 1947
Obiter Editorial Dicta, Mainly Heretical, October 12,
1953
Offices:
Chair, Arrangements and Exercises,
1914-15
President, 1923-24
FAYE S. YATES
2003-
CHARLES YEOMANS
1919 - Died 1959
Die Entwickelung des Kanonenfutters, April 3, 1922
Lesser Lights of the Sea, April 16, 1928
Gloria in Peristalsis, March 6, 1933
Arctic Knight Errant, December 21, 1936
Clergyman in Conflict, November 9, 1942
Book Night, April 10, 1944 (N)
*Faith and "The Works" in the Trial of David Swing, Heretic, March 14, 1949
.....(Re-read before the Club by Todd S. Parkhurst, January
20, 1974) (C) (N)
Offices:
Chair,
Officers and Members, 1925-26
Corresponding
Secretary, 1937-38
FAYE YATES
2003 -
ABRAM Van EPS YOUNG
1889 - Resigned 1907
Some Eccentricities of Nature, February 17, 1890
The Beautiful in Physical Nature, February 18, 1895
Franklin as a Scientist, January 8, 1906
HOBART P. YOUNG, JR.
1964 - Died 2000
The Torch Passed, March 7, 1966 (N)
Return of the Gods, March 3, 1969
Stanley, April 9, 1973 (N)
Dog Food, March 31, 1975 (N)
Leader, Book Night; Book Review, "The Dragons of Eden" by Carl Sagan, December 17, 1979 (N)
Up in the Air, January 10, 1983 (N)
Offices:
Chair,
Officers and Members, 1973-74,
1980-81
KIMBALL YOUNG
1893 - Resigned 1908
ULYSSES SIMPSON YOUNG
1934 - Resigned 1952
WILLIAM FOSTER YOUNG
1926 - Died 1935
JOHN MAXCY ZANE
1905 and 1935 - Died 1937
The Romance of Catarina di Monte Acuto, October 29, 1906
An Early English Booklover: Richard Augerville; Otherwise Known as Richard de Bury, October 10, 1910
Oratory Is No More, April 19, 1937 (N)
VICTOR ZAST
2002 -
Win, Place and Show: On a Life at the Races, May 17, 2004 (N)
ERNEST BLOOMFIELD ZEISLER
1927 - Died 1962
Causality, May 16, 1932 (N)
Pure Reason, May 14, 1934
The New Deal in Logic, May 10, 1937
Evariste Galois, May 8, 1939
Nietzsche and the Nazis, January 27, 1941 (N)
Robinson Crusoe Resartus, April 24, 1944
Science and Superstition, April 15, 1946 (N)
The Freedom of the Will, May 16, 1949
A Theory of Human Rights, April 16, 1951 (N)
Othello and the Experts, October 15, 1951
The Principle of Sufficient Reason (Presidential Address), October 6, 1952 (N)
The Problem of External Reality, October 26, 1953 (N)
The Haymarket Riot, April 11, 1955 (Re-read before the Club by Michael T. Sawyer, December 20, 1982) (N)
The Problem of Consciousness, May 6, 1957 (N)
De anima, November 17, 1958 (N)
The Great Salk Vaccine Fiasco, December 7, 1959 (N)
A Pigment of the Imagination, March 27, 1961 (N)
De Legibus Naturae, January 29, 1962
Offices:
Corresponding Secretary, 1939-40
President, 1952-53
ERWIN PAUL ZEISLER
1936 - Resigned 1954
Some Psychoanalytical Poems, December 20, 1937
A Study in Brown and Scarlet, October 26, 1942
Dr. Potter's Dilemma, October 23, 1950 (N)
JOSEPH ZEISLER
1895 - Resigned 1917
An Evening with Poet Physicians, December 16, 1895
Program Music Illustrated, March 29, 1897
Fitness for Marriage, January 22, 1900
Dreams, December 7, 1903
Stories from Far and Wide, October 23, 1905 (N)
Our Increasing Interest in Leprosy, January 6, 1908
The Venereal Peril, February 24, 1908
Arthur Schnitzler, the Great Dramatist, March 6, 1911
The European War, October 19, 1914
The Art of Growing Old, April 19, 1915
Short Stories from Far and Wide, April 26, 1915 (N)
PAUL BLOOMFIELD ZEISLER
1927 - Resigned 1933
SIGMUND ZEISLER
1893 - Died 1931
The Prevalence of Perjury in the United States, December 11, 1893
About Nietzsche, February 21, 1898 (N)
Our Tendency to Fads, April 17, 1899
A Prince of Swindlers, February 24, 1902 (N)
Heinrich Heine's Relation to England, December 12, 1904 (N)
Almost a Casus Belli, January 7, 1907
An Enchanted Castle: The Chateau Trevano at Lugano, Italy, the Residence of Louis Lombard, February 7, 1910
The Ethics of Present-day Finance, January 16, 1911
The Oberammergau Passion Play, April 10, 1911
The Administration of Woodrow Wilson, February 1, 1915
The Mysterious Case of Kasper Hauser, March 29, 1915
*Reminiscences of the Anarchist Case, May 3, 1926 (C) (N) (W)
A Chapter from a Forthcoming Book, "The Life of Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler," October 29, 1928
Another Chapter from a Forthcoming Book, "The Life of
Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler," January 6, 1930
Offices:
Chair, Rooms and Finance, 1915-16,
1916-17
AUSTIN M. ZIMMERMAN
1965 -
EDINA, MINNESOTA
The Snatch System, May 18, 1970 (N)
J.B., February 9, 1976
Gas, February 27, 1978 (N)
EDWARD AMERICUS ZIMMERMAN
1943 - Resigned 1951
Peter Heywood, R.N., February 2, 1948 (N)
HERBERT PAUL ZIMMERMAN
1926 - Resigned 1930
WILLIAM CARBYS ZIMMERMAN
1903 - Resigned 1908
DAVID B. ZUCKER
1997 -
To the Shores of
Offices:
Chair, Publications, 2006-07
EDWARD J. ZULKEY
1980 - Resigned 1983
The Americanization of George, November 24, 1980 (N)
In the Best Interests of Baseball, April 25, 1983 (N)
ANTHONY S. ZUMMER
1961 -
Recurring Events, December 3, 1962 (N)
Change, December 19, 1966 (N)
The Wall, November 24, 1969 (N)
A Year, December 9, 1974 (N)
Book Review, "Thomas Jefferson, an Intimate History" by Fawn M. Brodie, December 1, 1975
Somewhere, February 7, 1977 (N)
Progress, April 14, 1980 (N)
Values (Presidential Address), October 13, 1980 (N)
*Outdoors, January 16, 1984 (N)
Knife, December 16, 1985 (N)
Out (Ladies' Night Address), May 18, 1987 (N)
Book Review, "American Silhouettes" by Albert Furtwangler, December 14, 1987
Around, April 16, 1990 (N)
Again, January 11, 1993 (N)
More, October 3, 1994 (N)
Simple, March 8, 1999
(N)
Pseudoscience,
December 12, 2005
Offices:
Chair,
Officers and Members, 1968-69
Treasurer, 1973-74, 1974-75, 1975-76, 1976-77,
1977-78, 1978-79, 1979-80
President, 1980-81
Chair, Rooms and
Finance, 1983-84, 1984-85
