Roll of Members
With Dates of Membership and List of Papers Through
December 2004
Place of residence, in each case the last-known
place of residence, is given for all members not resident in
GORDON CROWELL ABBOTT
1922 - Resigned 1932
Picturesque
NATHAN ABBOTT
1893- Not Known
ALONZO ABERNATHY
1877-- Resigned 1878
ARTHUR ABT
1961-
A Voice of Destiny, March 16, 1964
Book Review, "Eleanor and
Queen of the Show, March 3, 1975 (N)
Book Review, "Aaron Burr" by Gore Vidal and "Aaron Burr" by Palmer and Hecht, December 1, 1975
Book Review, "Adlai Stevenson
of
Puff, Puff, Puff, January 8, 1979 (N)
Leader, Book Night, "
Leader, Book Night, November 23, 1987
WILLIAM KELLY ACKERMAN
1878-Resigned 1895
Early Attempts at
Notes on Railway Management in the
Some Things about Railway Managers, November 1, 1886
Lights and Shadows of a Railroad King, January 7, 1889
FRED LYMAN ADAIR
1935-Died 1972
The Evolution of Maternal Care, February 14, 1938
CHARLES ADAMS
1876 - Died 1924
The Evolution of the Military Rifle (Illustrated), April 10, 1905
Dialect
The Great Benefactor, May 8, 1911
A Trip in Java (Illustrated), March 17, 1919
CHARLES TRUE
1875 - Died 1877
CHARLES TRUE
1938 - Died 1942
GEORGE EVERETT
1876 - Died 1917
Ideals in Education (Conversation), June 6, 1881
The Rules of the House (Conversation), October 21, 1889
The Evolution
of the
Two Weeks in
The Sixteenth Century Englishman and the Twentieth Century American, January 30, 1899
Paper, February 23, 1903
Color in Certain Poets, January 16, 1905 (N)
On Certain Changes in Language, February 3, 1908
Tros Tyriusque, November 3, 1913
JOHN COLEMAN
1885 - Died 1923
The Reaction from Realism, November 7, 1887
The Historic Place of Abraham Lincoln, April 22, 1889
Certain Intellectual Relations of Art, June 10, 1889
JOSEPH ADAMS
1876 - Died 1943
RICHARD J. ADAMS
1988 - Resigned 1989
SAMUEL ADAMS
1921 - Resigned 1926
SIDNEY ADLER
1918 - Resigned 1925
Looking at Caesar, January 27, 1919
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN AFFLECK
1926 - Resigned 1929
VICTOR
1901 - Died 1946
Technical Education: an Economic Necessity, October 20, 1902
OWEN FRANKLIN ALDIS
1876 - Died 1925
Louis Napoleon, June 17, 1878
A Letter to Jefferson Davis, June 5, 1882
State Rights --- North and South, June 4, 1883
A Day in
CHARLES HENRY ALDRICH
1894 - Resigned 1911
1998 -
King Henry III
- -
At the Beginning, October 22, 2001
Building the Pentagon, November 25, 2002
1997***Chong Qing***2009,
December 6, 2004
CHARLES LINNAEUS ALLEN
1887 - Resigned 1899
RUDOLPH ALTROCCHI
1921 - Died 1953
*Gabriele D'Annunzio: Poet of Beauty and Decadence, November 6, 1922 (Re-read before the Club by Francis A. Lackner, Jr., March 18, 1996.) (N)
Roberto Bracco, and the Drama of the Subconscious, February 25, 1924
Aspects of Humor, October 19, 1925
When Dante Came to
LUIS AMADOR
1980 - Resigned 1992
LOS
JOHN WARD AMBERG
1900 - Died 1936
A Potpourri of Travel with Stereopticon Illustration, December 1, 1902
A Glimpse of Our Northern
EDWARD SCRIBNER
1915 - Died 1958
Arthur Schopenhauer, October 25, 1915
The Psychology of Religion, January 15, 1918
Modern Tendencies in Religion, January 26, 1920
The Books of the Year (Symposium), May 1, 1922
Behaviorism, February 18, 1924
Values, May 18, 1925
One Day in
*Humanism, December 1, 1930 (C) (N) (W)
A Critical Constructive View of Religion --- A Spiritual Autobiography, December 3, 1934
God, January 21, 1946
SAMUEL L. ANDELMAN
1963 - Resigned 1970
ARVID
1936 - Died 1969
The Side Show, December 5, 1938
Murder Suspect, October 14, 1940
Up Periscope, April 3, 1944
We Rode the Tops, April 29, 1946
Amateurs, February 9, 1948
Critics, April 24, 1950
The Poor Whites, January 5, 1953
GALUSHA
1878 - Died 1918
The Data of Ethics (Conversation), February 9, 1880
Chrysostom the Preacher, October 23, 1893
Passages from Rev. Timothy Titmouth's "Story of a Country Neighborhood,"; May 13, 1895
Psalm Singing, May 15, 1899
How
Reminiscences of a
NORMAN KELLOGG
1903 - Resigned 1909
The Ice Age in
SAMUEL WORCESTER ANDREW
1875 - Resigned 1911
CLEMENT WALKER ANDREWS
1895 - Died 1930
Some Details of Library Administration, December 20, 1897
The Means of Making Printed Matter Available, May 28, 1900
Books as Merchandise, February 6, 1905 (N)
Recent Progress in Chemistry, December 4, 1905
A Footnote to History in 3-Point, April 3, 1911
An Uncritical Sketch of an Adventurous Life - - that of Commodore Joshua Barney, U.S.N., April 12, 1915
Inaugural Address as President, October 8, 1917
The Economics of Library Architecture, April 19, 1920
An Adventurous Life, March 17, 1924
EDMUND ANDREWS
1874 - Resigned 1897
The Mound Builders (Conversation), March 10, 1879
The Ancient American Elephants, November 15, 1886
Incidents of Travel, October 19, 1896
EDMUND ANDREWS 2ND
1925 - Resigned 1937
Vikings of the Pacific, January 6, 1936
EDWARD WYLLYS ANDREWS
1888 - Resigned 1895
The Sword of Fire, November 4, 1889
EMORY COBB ANDREWS
1927 - Died 1932
FRANK TAYLOR ANDREWS
1891 - Resigned 1907
FREDERICK BERNARD ANDREWS
1928 - Died 1971
A Hoosier Sunset, April 17, 1933 (N)
Sandwiches and Kings, April 20, 1936
In Defense of Worrying, December 12, 1938
JAMES H. ANDREWS
1997 -
JOHN
1874 - Died 1880
PAUL McCLELLAND ANGLE
1946 - Died 1975
The Pleasures of History (Ladies' Night Address), January 26, 1948
The Herrin Massacre, February 6, 1950
My Friends the Historians, December 15, 1952
Soc. Historic.
The American People: Their History as They Wrote It, January 6, 1958 (N)
Tragic Years, 1861 - 1865, October 10, 1960
Book Review (Book Night on the Civil War), November 27, 1961 (N)
In the Service of Clio (Ladies' Night Address), May 20, 1963 (N)
SAMUEL APPLETON
1876 - Resigned 1883
Edited and read an "Informal," October 15, 1877
Edited and read an "Informal," December 20, 1880
NATHANIEL S. APTER
1961 – Died 2003
Spirit in a Box, October 29, 1962 (N)
The Secret Sits, November 15, 1965 (N)
Barding It Up, January 30, 1967 (N)
The Words of My Mouth, April 13, 1970 (N)
Book Review, "Notebook" by Robert Lowell, March 29, 1971 (N)
Innocense Can Never Perish, April 2, 1973 (N)
Innocense Can Never Perish, II Physician, March 25, 1974 (N)
Innocense Can Never Perish, III Love (R) (Presidential Address), October 7, 1974 (N)
Spots of Time, May 16, 1977
Book Review, "Silken Lines and Silver Hooks" by T.E. Apter, December 17, 1979 (N)
Actes Gratuities (Ladies' Night Address), May 24, 1982 (N)
GEORGE ALLISON ARMOUR
1880 - Died 1936
PRINCETON, NEW
TREVOR ARNETT
1917 - Resigned 1919
FRANCIS MARION ARNOLD
1917 - Died 1935
The Relation of Music to Literature, November 25, 1918
Musical Selections, October 27, 1919
New Freedom in the Construction of Music, November 24, 1919
Some Modern Nature Music (with piano illustrations), February 21, 1921
A Month on the
Appreciation of Music, February 8, 1926
Our Greatest Composer (with illustrations-piano and voice), November 28, 1927
Some Relations of Music to Life (illustrated with the piano), March 10, 1930
ISAAC NEWTON
1874 - Died 1884
James Fenimore Cooper, December 20, 1875 (C)
Personal Reminiscences of
Reminiscences of Congress During the Rebellion, March 21, 1881
ALAN VASEY ARRAGON
1919 - Resigned 1949
EDWARD GOWAN ASAY
1874 - Resigned 1885
The Bibliophile, May 7, 1877
EDWARD CHARLES AUSTIN
1939 - Resigned 1941
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN AYER
1874 - Died 1903
The Lake-Front Question, May 28, 1888 (C)
EDWARD EVERETT AYER
1888 - Resigned 1893
The American Indian upon the Discovery of
HENRY HOMES BABCOCK
1875 - Died 1881
Plant Culture, April 29, 1876
What Should Be the Limits of Free Education Furnished by the State? (Conversation), October 14, 1878
WILSON MARVIN BACKUS
1901 - Resigned 1905
The
HENRY MARTYN BACON
1894 - Resigned 1905
The Supremacy of the Fourth Estate, May 18, 1903
PAUL VALENTINE BACON
1909 - Died 1949
Leonardo da Vinci, the Great Dilettanti, January 30, 1911 (Re-read before the Club by Llewellyn Jones, January 29, 1934)
ARTHUR ALOIS BAER
1944 - Died 1975
A Day in
604
Title Impaired, May 14, 1951 (N)
Decline of Hvar, May 23, 1955 (N)
Flight to
The Worst, April 18, 1960 (N)
The Great
Mr. Gookin and the Monetary System, May 17, 1971 (N)
KLAUS BAER
1977 - Resigned 1982
Humanities? (The Arthur Baer Fellowship Address), March 28, 1977 (N)
EDWARD PAYSON BAILEY
1886 - Died 1925
The Young Men's Christian Association, November 28, 1904 (N)
ORVILLE T. BAILEY
1961 - Died 1999
Ask the Concierge, January 6, 1964 (N)
Delight in Evil, March 25, 1968 (N)
Book Review, December 16, 1968 (N)
Et in
How Fair the Meadows Are Today (Ladies' Night Address), May 21, 1973 (Re-read before the Club by the author, November 2, 1992) (N)
Migration and Transformation, January 6, 1975 (N)
*Migration and Nemesis (Presidential Address), October 6, 1975 (N)
*Chance Favors the Prepared Mind (Ladies' Night Address), February 13, 1978 (N)
A Voyage of 1052 Days, May 17, 1982 (N)
Leader, Book Night, January 27, 1986 (N)
Architecture, Scholarship, Light and Sherry, October 13, 1997 (with David Vopatek)
PERCIVAL BAILEY
1934 - Died 1973
Zeitoun, October 21, 1935 (N)
Sisvan, January 8, 1940 (N)
Haci Bektas Veli, March 24, 1941 (N)
Musa Dagh, January 8, 1945 (N)
Needles, Thimbles, or the First Voyage of an Armenian Sinbad, February 17, 1947 (Re-read before the Club by Anthony J. Batko, January 31, 1983) (N)
Tovarishch Telfeyan, or the Second Voyage of an Armenian Sinbad, November 8, 1948 (N)
West to the Rising Sun, October 16, 1950
Pepperpot (Ladies' Night Address), March 30, 1953 (N)
Msieu Bellay, November 16, 1953 (N)
Der Herr Professor (Presidential Address), October 4, 1954 (N)
Schne Aussicht, October 22, 1956 (N)
Seat of the Soul, January 20, 1958 (N)
Sister Ethelrita, February 9, 1959 (N)
Ol' Doc Artin, December 5, 1960 (N)
Ol' Southern, October 23, 1961
Eulogium Magistrorum Meorum, April 6, 1964 (N)
*Harun al-Rashid, April 11, 1966 (C) (N)
An Armenian Pessa in the Shadow of Ararat (Read by Paul C. Bucy), March 20, 1972 (N)
South of the Border (Read by Nathaniel S. Apter), May 7, 1973 (N)
ALFRED LANDON BAKER
1901 - Resigned 1907
ROBERT WALTER BALDERSTON
1933 - Died 1940
The Gopatis, March 2, 1936
Betsy Ross, Myth or History? February 7, 1938
DAVID S. BALDWIN, SR.
1989 -
C.M.C. 1944 and The Blanks (two papers), October 22, 1990 (N)
Reflections upon the Two Natures of William Wordsworth, October 24, 1994 (N)
The College Girl Dropout and Ben Lapin's Pad (two papers), November 6, 1995 (N)
JESSE ALBIGENSE
1905 - Resigned 1909
AMOS BALL
1941 - Died 1954
A Clergyman's Theory That Will Not Die, October 13, 1947 (N)
Hoc Multum Est Velle Servari, April 23, 1951 (N)
GEORGE WILDMAN BALL
1939 - Died 1994
The American Traveler, October 28, 1940
ROGER E. BALL
1988 - Resigned 2002
Science, Anti-Science and the Muse, November 14, 1988 (N)
An Accidental Imperialist, November 20, 1989 (N)
The Improbable It, February 4, 1991
*The Legacy of Daedalus, January 6, 1992 (N)
*Anchors Awry, October 18, 1993 (N)
*Across the Boundary, December 9, 1996 (N)
The Masks of Erato (Presidential Address), October 6, 1997 (N)
A Literary Club for a New Millenium, January 11, 1999 (N)
Viniculum Viniculorum, October 23, 2000
STUART S. BALL
1947 - Died 1983
Free Speech, Communism, Picketing and the Hold-up Man, January 17, 1949
How to Lose a Lawsuit and Enjoy It, January 21, 1952
The Credo of a Contingent Anarchist, January 10, 1955 (N)
Sixteen Royal Bastards, January 23, 1956 (N)
What Do You Read, My Lord? (Ladies' Night Address), March 3, 1958
The Bastard Brother of the Virgin Queen, March 13, 1961 (N)
Co-Leader (with Franklin C. Bing)
of Book
Night on Shakespeare, "The Anti-Stratfordians,"
November 30, 1964 (N)
Have You a Fairy in Your Family Tree? October 18, 1965
The God-born Kings, January 20, 1969
Is History Relevant? April 26, 1971 (N)
The Wonderful World of Words, January 17, 1977 (N)
How to Manage the Law, November 19, 1979
More Words, March 1, 1982
JAMES T.
BALOG
2003-
1972
-
EDGAR ADDISON BANCROFT
1892 - Died 1925
The Religion of Shelley, May 7, 1894
Our New Foreign Policy, February 1, 1904
Preparedness, March 6, 1916
The Present Day Business Man Cannot Dispense with the Present Day Lawyer, December 4, 1922
CHARLES A. BANE
1955 - Resigned 1958
Along the
HENRY CLAY BANNARD
1874 - Resigned 1878
GEORGE A. BARCLAY
1960 - Resigned 1973
The Keeley League, February 4, 1963 (N)
The Man From
LEWELLYS
1902 - Resigned 1903
The Plague as It Appears in Literature, November 3, 1902
CECIL BARNES
1875 - Died 1880
The French Constitution, November 17, 1879
CECIL BARNES, JR.
1907 - Resigned 1912
JOHN PETER BARNES
1920 - Resigned 1922
JOHN POTTS BARNES
1931 - Died 1970
The Peerless Advocate, January 12, 1934
Consumer Co-op. A Story, April 26, 1937
Rose Anna's Return, January 20, 1941
Blind Justice, January 5, 1948 (N)
WILLIAM E. BARNHART
1994 -
The Quest for Character (The Arthur Baer Fellowship Address), April 11, 1994
Public Member, March 22, 1999 (N)
Our Fellow, October 9, 2000
Four Score (Presidential Address), October
7, 2002
Unintended Consequences (Joint Meeting with The
Fortnightly of
WILLIAM HENRY BARNUM
1875 - Resigned 1899
Trial by Jury (Conversation), May 12, 1879
Chief Justice John Marshall, the Expounder of the Constitution, May 12, 1884
L. F. BARRY
1995 -
*Meyotzi, October 9, 1995 (N)
Mister Ogston's Musical Chairs, November 18, 1996 (N)
A Puckish Sage, March 16, 1998 (N)
Desperately Seeking Jupiter Pluvius,
November 5, 2001
This Is Not a Line, May 3, 2004
ELWYN ALFRED BARRON
1891 - Resigned 1894
Certain Phases of the Drama, April 3, 1893
JOHN HENRY BARROWS
1888 - Died 1902
Rembrandt, the Shakespeare of Art, December 3, 1888
The Moral and Religious World of Shakespeare, October 16, 1893
Inaugural Address as President, October 8, 1895
Recollections, Serious and Not Serious, of a World Pilgrimage, October 18, 1897
ADOLPHUS CLAY BARTLETT
1881 - Died 1922
Trade vs. Profession, October 15, 1888
The Humor of the Wild West, October 8, 1895
Business Men in the Present, October 28, 1895
Hysteria in Reform, October 13, 1913
FREDERIC CLAY BARTLETT
1901 - Resigned 1903
WILLIAM ALVIN BARTLETT
1874 - Died 1917
ROBERT M. BARTLOW
1971 - Resigned 1974
GEORGE
1905 - Resigned 1908
The Influence of the Smaller States in Determining Our Form of Government, March 30, 1908
ALFRED BARTOW
1880 - Resigned 1885
JOHN FOSTER BASS
1903 - Resigned 1911
Paper, April 25, 1904
ROBERT PERKINS BASS
1903 - Died 1960
FLETCHER STEWART BASSETT
1885 - Died 1895
Pleasures and Perils of a Sea Voyage, December 19, 1887
Choson: A Cruise in Forbidden Seas, November 16, 1891
A Nautical View of the Fleet of
RALPH P. BASSETT
1997 –Died 2004
Love Among the Reliquaries, March 30, 1998 (N)
EDSON
1922 - Resigned 1925
Mineral Resources and Their Influences on Every - Day Life, March 26, 1923
GEORGE BATCHELOR
1883 - Died 1923
HENRY
1896 - Died 1949
The Irish Question Historically Considered, April 12, 1897
The Diplomacy of William H. Seward, May 5, 1902
Our Constitutional Development as Affected by the War, December 16, 1918
ROBERT PECK BATES
1899 - Resigned 1909
ANTHONY J. BATKO
1981 -
Crucial Decision, March 30, 1987 (N)
Tavern Tales (Presidential Address), October 5, 1987 (N)
BEaN, May 14, 1990, (Ladies' Night Address) (N)
Augustine and Rita, May 10, 1993 (N)
*Charlie, May 19, 1997, (Closing Meeting Address) (N)
Odd Couples (Joint meeting with The Fortnightly), Who's Afraid of Virginia Lupo, March 5, 1999 (N)
Your Tax Dollars at Work, Part I, October 30, 2000
Your Tax Dollars at Work, Part II, February
2, 2001
The Ultimately Reverend Anthony P. Palazzolo,
November 18, 2002
.
EDWARD R. BAUMANN
1955 -
1916 - Resigned 1923
1937 - Died 1973
The Pathologic Physiology of Endowed Institutions, December 18, 1939
Utopia by the Railroad Tracks, May 2, 1949 (N)
A Mystery Partially Solved by a
Member of the
Bringing Up a Skipper - - From Scilly
(
WILLIAM GERRISH BEALE
1888 - Resigned 1894
Public School Education (Conversation), January 27, 1890
JOHN TOWNSEND BEATTY
1933 - Resigned 1958
Disraeli, March 5, 1934
Mithraism, October 25, 1937 (N)
Report of a Typical Small Manufacturing Plant Covering the War Period, January 7, 1946 (N)
ROSS JAMES BEATTY, JR.
1933 - Resigned 1948
William E. Gladstone, March 5, 1934 (N)
Development of Spacial Relationship in Art and Architecture, January 4, 1937 (N)
Los Californios, February 10, 1941
WILLIAM K. BEATTY
1963 - Died 2002
Yes Is But Another --- and a Neater --- Form of No, March 20, 1967 (N)
Some Medical Aspects of Rudyard Kipling, January 25, 1971 (N)
Leader, Book Night; Book Review, "A History of Poliomyelitis" by John R. Paul, February 4, 1974 (N)
Libri, April 14, 1975 (N)
Isn't One Set of Commandments Enough? April 11, 1977 (N)
No Tickets, October 23, 1978 (N)
Book Review, "Cadenza" by Erich Leinsdorf, April 30, 1979
ESK --- A Medical Original (Presidential Address), October 8, 1979 (N)
Julia and Her Friends (Ladies' Night Address), May 21, 1984 (N)
Book Review, "Encounter with Verdi" by Marcello Conati, January 27, 1986
Very Good One-Hour-Old Brandy, March
24,
1986 (N)
Book Review, "The Book of the Month Club" by Al Silverman, January 12, 1987
It's Mostly in the Cards, December 5, 1988 (N)
A Light at the End of the Tunnel, January 20, 1992 (N)
The Battling Urologist, December 6, 1993 (N)
Book Night, February 14, 1994 (N)
Fifty Years a Member (Wendell Krieg Honorary Evening) (Read by William H. Beauman), April 3, 1995 (N)
Keeping a Healthy Eye on Things, May 4, 1998 (N)
WILLIAM H. BEAUMAN
1986 -
Qin and Qing (The Arthur Baer Fellowship Address), May 12, 1968 (N)
The Chemical Man, January 16, 1989 (N)
Troughs, January 28, 1991 (N)
Book Review, "Galileo's Revenge: Junk Science in the Courtroom" by Peter W. Huber, March 30, 1992 (N)
*The Secret of the Spring, December 12, 1994 (N)
The Unkindest Cut? March 31, 1997 (N)
Nanoculture, March 1, 1999 (N)
Syndrome X, April 29, 2002
ALFRED BECK
1919 - Resigned 1926
HENRY HOLMES BELFIELD
1884 - Died 1912
Certain
Features in Education in
Improvements in Educational Methods, April 27, 1896
Buckle and His Book, April 22, 1901
New Year's Resolutions, January 2, 1905
Major General George H. Thomas, March 25, 1907
Industrial Education, May 6, 1907
President Buchanan and the Forts in
John Calvin, October 11, 1909
WILLIAM THOMAS BELFIELD
1888 - Died 1929
*The Value of Mental Impressions in the Treatment of Disease, February 24, 1896
The Psychology of Sex, April 11, 1904
Recent Progress in Medicine, December 4, 1905
The Venereal Peril, February 24, 1908
The Church Today and the Point of View of the Innocent Bystander, April 24, 1911
1937 - Died 1963
Andrew Johnson, March 11, 1940
RICHARD S. BELL
1991 - Resigned 1997
The Loop, the
1992 (N)
CYRUS BENTLEY
1883 - Resigned 1896
The Third Estate, December 3, 1883
Edited and read an "Informal," March 30, 1885
Frenchman and Russian, March 26, 1888
An Unsettled Subject, April 6, 1891
RICHARD BENTLEY
1930 - Died 1970
JOHN J. BERGAN
1960 - Resigned 1972
Spare Parts, Their Human Implications, March 24, 1969 (N)
RICHARD A. BEYER
1993 - Resigned 1995
HARRY E. BIEDINGER
1958 - Died 1958
FRANK BILLINGS
1888 - Resigned 1909
Micro-organisms in Disease, June 9, 1890
Parasitism, April 8, 1901
JOHN MILTON BINCKLEY
1874 - Resigned 1876
FRANKLIN C. BING
1951 - Died 1988
Gilbert White (1720 - 1793) and His Book (1789 - ), January 3, 1955 (N)
On the Writing of Verse, December 10, 1956 (N)
Rafinesque, an Early American Scientist, March 9, 1959 (N)
B.F. Discourses on the Sonnet, January 30, 1961 (N)
Smoothly Spin the Wheel, April 9, 1962
Always Wet Your Hands (Presidential Address), October 1, 1962 (N)
Co-leader (with Stuart S. Ball) of Book Night on Shakespeare, "Recent Books About the Writings of Shakespeare, " November 30, 1964 (N)
The Crime of Fredrick Accum, October 11, 1965 (N)
Sromredevi, or Siromfredevi, of Londra, October 16, 1967 (N)
Old Salvelinus fontinalis, November 17, 1969 (N)
The Sonnets of Shakespeare, November 15, 1971 (N)
*I Sonnetize My Life's Iambic Prime, January 15, 1973 (C) (N)
Robert Collyer, Our First President, October 15, 1973 (N)
Benjamin Franklin's Blazing Cresset, October 20, 1975 (N)
Bull Fiddle Rimes and Whetstone Verses, Part II March 14, 1977 (N)
Sir Humphrey Goes on His Honeymoon (Ladies' Night Address), May 22, 1978 (N)
The Medical Editor, November 9, 1981
A
HENRY WALKER BISHOP
1874 - Resigned 1891
RICHARD MERVIN BISSELL
1893 - Resigned 1897
ROBERT S. BLACKLOW
1984 -
TIMOTHY BEACH BLACKSTONE
1877 - Resigned 1886
EDWARD TYLER BLAIR
1882 - Resigned 1897
Men and Manners at the Close of the Eighteenth Century, November 8, 1886
The Private Character of Napoleon Bonaparte, May 14, 1888
The First Grenadier of
EDWARD WILLIAM BLATCHFORD
1911 - Died 1914
ELIPHALET
1905 - Died 1905
ELIPHALET WICKES BLATCHFORD
1878 - Died 1914
The World's Three Libraries, June 7, 1897
FRANK WICKES BLATCHFORD
EDWARD WILLIAM BLATCHFORD
1911 - Died 1914
ELIPHALET
1905 - Died 1905
ELIPHALET WICKES BLATCHFORD
1878 - Died 1914
The World's Three Libraries, June 7, 1897
FRANK WICKES BLATCHFORD
1905 - Resigned 1908
JOHN C. BLEW
1995 - Resigned 2000
Howes' --- The Man (and Woman) Behind the Book, December 7, 1998 (N)
ORVILLE JUSTUS BLISS
1874 - Died 1875
SAMUEL BLISS
1876 - Died 1891
Character, October 16, 1882
LOUIS JAMES BLOCK
1894 - Died 1927
The Fascination of Pessimism, January 7, 1895
Improvements in Educational Methods, April 27, 1896
The Significance of the Realistic Movement in Art and Literature, October 12, 1896
Books of the Year (Symposium), December 18, 1899
An Imitation of Stephen C. Foster (Verses), December 22, 1902
The Ways of
The Life and Work of Maxim Gorky, March 5, 1906
A Shakespearean Soliloquy, April 23, 1906
Edgar Allen Poe, January 18, 1909
The Learned Professions, January 8, 1912
Books of the Year (Symposium), December 16, 1912
The Gospel of Limitation: A Review of George Elliott's Poetry, November 17, 1913
The Critic as Artist, January 12, 1914
The Technique of the Drama, December 7, 1914
The Principles and Methods of Criticism, May 24, 1915
Poems, December 17, 1917
Five One-act Plays, November 20, 1922
HENRY WILLIAMS BLODGETT
1882 - Died 1905
Early Mormonism
in
The
Slavery in
PIERRE BLOUKE
1965 - Resigned 1969
NATHAN SIDNEY BLUMBERG
1938 - Resigned 1983
Coffee, the Biography of a Beverage, April 10, 1939
Eighteen Cases: The Supreme Court vs. the Constitution, April 2, 1945
The Communists and the Supreme Court, April 14, 1952
DANIEL L. BLUMEN
2003-
Rats
in Literature: Beyond the Cloaca, December 20,
2004
JAMES ST. CLAIR BOAL
1882 - Died 1887
Edited and read an "Informal," April 27, 1885
THOMAS BOAL
1952 - Died 1975
Political Ciphers, March 7, 1955 (N)
Some Aspects of Fun-loving Americans, February 18, 1957 (N)
Leader, Book Night (Leader's review read by Frank P. Breckenridge), February 1, 1960 (N)
"A Notable Lawsuit" Re-examined, March 19, 1962 (N)
Book Review, "East and West" by C. Northcote Parkinson, January 20, 1964 (N)
AJN, February 14, 1966 (N)
Spoliation, May 6, 1968 (N)
Ethics of CATV, December 6, 1971 (N)
The Theory and Practice of Cunctation (Presidential Address), October 16, 1972 (N)
DAVID P. BODER
1949 - Died 1961
LOS
Specters of Damnation, November 7, 1949 (N)
MAURICE L. BOGDONOFF
1975 -
Angels Doing the Cake Walk, February 16, 1976 (N)
The Bottom Is a Long Way Down, March 10, 1980 (N)
Matrooshky: Four Books About Mother Russia, March 28, 1983 (N)
The Holy Grid, February 17, 1986 (N)
Puritanical Pleasures, March 20, 1989 (N)
WILLIAM H. BOHNSACK
1987 - Resigned 2001
Return of the See Teufel, March 14, 1988 (N)
From
The Girl in the String
Leader, Book Night, February 14, 1994
GEORGE BOLLER
1939 - Died 1951
Printing and the Renaissance, February 9, 1942
Words What You Say, March 1, 1948 (N)
WILLIAM W. BOLTON
1960 - Died 1966
Borborygmus, October 17, 1960 (N)
CHARLES CARROLL BONNEY
1874 - Resigned 1884
American Antiquities, February 15, 1875
HENRY BOOTH
1874 - Resigned 1885
Evidences of the Resurrection Examined, May 17, 1875
JOHN BORDEN
1874 - Resigned 1876
NELSON BORELLI
1992 -
From Textiles to Aquatics, March 21, 1994 (N)
Sor Juana, April 14, 1997 (N)
JAMES L. BOROWITZ
1988 – Resigned 2002
The Sound of Silence, October 16, 1989 (N)
Metaphorics Ninety, April 29, 1991
Verbatim, January 24, 1994
The Story of Chicken K Little, March 23, 1998 (N)
BENJAMIN BOSHES
1955 - Died 1984
The General Leaves the Line, March 25, 1957 (N)
Culture Comes to
Vignettes Algeriennes, January 27, 1964 (N)
The Modern Aeneid or 600 Gunshots of the Leg, January 16, 1967 (N)
When the Town of
The Magnolia Tree, December 2, 1974 (N)
The Late Twentieth Century Looks at Death (Ladies' Night Address), May 23, 1977 (N)
Encounters, January 18, 1982
Encounters II, November 21, 1983
HENRY SHERMAN BOUTELL
1882 - Died 1926
Chaucer, February 19, 1883
Edited and read an "Informal," October 22, 1883
The Roll of
*A Deserted Village, December 11, 1893 (N) (W)
The Marvellous Success of Our City Government and the Reasons Therefor (Conversation), May 18, 1896
The Life and Services of Johan Boller, June 8, 1896
Goethe and His Epoch, October 9, 1899
Is the Rush-Bagot Convention Immortal? October 14, 1901
Mr. Stornbeck's Fatal Decision, January 4, 1904
LEWIS HENRY BOUTELL
1888 - Died 1899
Alexander Hamilton, the Constructive Statesman, April 7, 1890
Inaugural Address as President, October 3, 1892
A Chapter from a "Life of Roger Sherman," April 20, 1896
Paper, May 29, 1899
HAROLD SHELDON BOTT, JR.
1997 - Resigned 1999
GEORGE KENNEY BOWDEN
1924 - Died 1951
Politics, February 19, 1934
Politics, February 17, 1936
Politics, May 2, 1938
Politics, April 12, 1948 (N)
SEWARD HENRY BOWERS
1935 - Resigned 1948
JAMES H. BOWMAN
2003-
The
Florsheim Shoe Story, March 29, 2004
JOHN R. BOWMAN
1958 - Died 1962
KEY WEST,
INGOLF KROG BOYESEN
1892 - Resigned 1902
The Norwegian Realists, February 6, 1893
Some Norwegian Story Tellers, May 14, 1894
Jonas Lie and His Work, January 18, 1897
The New Woman as Authoress and Heroine in Scandinavian Literature, January 7, 1901
WILLIAM BRACE
1919 - Resigned 1922
WILLIAM BRACKETT
1876 - Died 1888
CHARLES FREDERICK BRADLEY
1886 - Died 1932
The Caricature of Socrates, April 28, 1890
The German Student in Literature and Life, April 17, 1893
Erasmus, February 3, 1896
1926 - Died 1983
Some Personal Impressions of
Robert Collyer, March 4, 1935
My Patron Saint, February 7, 1944 (N)
My Summer Neighbors, January 15, 1945 (N)
That Filthy Little Atheist, October 14, 1946 (N)
Ghosts What Ain't, November 22, 1948 (N)
Eagle Remembered, February 10, 1958 (N)
Is Progress a Delusion? November 16, 1970
STUART B. BRADLEY
1959 - Died 1990
Barnacled Hulls on the
Candide in Calked Boots, December 11, 1961 (N)
Book Night, "The Twisted Image" by Arthur Goodfriend, January 20, 1964 (N)
Opsimathy, January 4, 1965 (N)
Pend d'Oreille, February 10, 1969 (N)
Hodags I Have Known, March 19, 1973 (N)
The Big Smoke, January 16, 1978 (N)
WILLIAM HARRISON BRADLEY
1881 - Died 1929
WILLIAM HENRY BRADLEY
1886 - Died 1892
CHARLES F. BRANCH
1947 - Resigned 1949
HENRY JOHN BRANDT
1943 - Resigned 1957
Demosthenes Tries His First Case, February 21, 1949
An Endomorphic Man, March 3, 1952
MELVIN AMOS BRANNON (Associate)
1922 - Died 1950
Time Thinking, March 8, 1937
ALISTER JOHN DOUGLAS BRASS
1972 - Died 1986
GLEBE,
FRANK CHAPIN BRAY
1905 - Died 1949
FRANK P. BRECKENRIDGE
1951 - Died 1960
*Mary, the Wife (of Abraham Lincoln): A Drama Adapted for Television, April 19, 1954 (C) (N)
1919 - Died 1925
The History of Oil, November 1, 1920
HORACE JAMES BRIDGES
1916 and 1942 - Died 1955
Samuel Butler's Erewhon and Erewhon Revisited, April 23, 1917
On a Certain Condescension in Americans, May 6, 1918
George Eliot --- A Centenary Tribute, October 13, 1919
Modern Tendencies in Religion, January 26, 1920
The Tyranny of Books, January 23, 1922
Are We Wiser or Better Than Our Fathers? December 11, 1922
The Religious Objection to the Animal Origin of Man, and the Misunderstanding Involved in It, November 2, 1925
Mr. Bridges Presents Mr. H.L. Mencken, January 17, 1927
A Misadventure of Sherlock Holmes, January 18, 1943
A Tragedy of
CHARLES HUGHES BRITTAN
1885 - Resigned 1895
The Rational in Music. With musical illustrations. March 30, 1891
JAMES ANDREW BRITTON
1921 - Resigned 1941
The Fight Against Tuberculosis, March 16, 1931
The Professions and Modern Racketeering, February 26, 1934
JOHN SHAW BROEKSMIT, JR.
1986 -
The Keeley, February 1, 1988 (N)
Art of the State, April 9, 1990
Mothercraft, October 26, 1992 (N)
Daughters of Earth, January 8, 1996 (N)
The Ever-Shifting Opalescence (Presidential Address), October 5, 1998
The True Promethean Fire, January 31, 2000
BENNETT BRONSON
1999 - Resigned 2002
Pearls Beyond Price (Arthur Baer Fellowship Address), April 10, 2000
ARTHUR BROOKS
1874 - Died 1895
MASON BROSS
1897 - Resigned 1912
Some Sea Folk-Lore, January 14, 1901
Some Verses by the Ghost of Thackeray, December 22, 1902
A Bit of Old Lyme, February 13, 1905
CHARLES LEROY BROWN
1931 - Resigned 1941
An Affront to a Literary Coterie and Its Influence on History Writing, January 27, 1936
EDWARD OSGOOD BROWN
1874 - Died 1923
The Modern Idea of Progress: Is It Fallacious? (Conversation), October 18, 1880
The Catholics of
The Records of
the
Indian and Negro Slavery in the Northwest, April 20, 1891
Taxation (Conversation), December 17, 1894
Personal Recollections of the Early Days of the Club, March 13, 1899
George Borrow, January 5, 1903
*A Catholic's Contribution, December 5, 1904 (N)
Stephen A. Douglas, October 21, 1907
Inaugural Address as President, October 4, 1909
Old News, March 20, 1911
Ten Minutes (Address), October 2, 1911
*De Senectute, March 9, 1914 (C) (N)
Reminiscences of Early Days of the Club, March 16, 1914
Books of the Year (Symposium), December 14, 1914
Poems, December 17, 1917
A
Vignettes, February 12, 1923
GEORGE WILLIAM BROWN
1894 - Died 1927
Old
Starved Rock, April 20, 1914
Margaret Fuller's Visit to
Two War Poets, October 22, 1917
The History of an Indian Title, March 22, 1920
HUBERT SANFORD BROWN
1874 - Died 1917
BEAULIEU SUR
1971 - Died 1982
Anyone from
Leader, Book Night; Book Review, "Encyclopedia Britannica, Eleventh Edition," December 17, 1973
Oh Dear, What ..... , February 23, 1976
Whither Israfel, November 3, 1980 (N)
Grandfather, November 30, 1981
FRANCIS FISHER BROWNE (Honorary)
1874 - Died 1913
FRANCIS GRANGER BROWNE
1901 - Resigned 1904
Stepping Stones in
1958 - Died 1991
The Chrysanthemum and the Feather Merchant, February 13, 1961 (N)
On Improbability, and the Bomb, February
3,
1969 (N)
The Radium Dial, January 22, 1973 (N)
To
Wild Life, February 27, 1984
KEVIN BRY
1994 - Resigned 1998
PAMELA JEANNE BUBLITZ
1997 -
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BUCK
1919 - Resigned 1931
Schools and School Masters, April 19, 1926
PAUL C. BUCY
1935 - Died 1992
The Sea to the South, November 1, 1937
One December Morning, December 4, 1939
It's Poison! February 22, 1943
Surgery for Sanity, January 14, 1946 (N)
King James, the American Version, February 12, 1951 (N)
The South American Giant, April 4, 1955 (N)
Oriental Confusion (Ladies' Night Address), May 22, 1961 (N)
Book Review, February 26, 1962
Friedrichstrasse, October 28, 1963 (N)
Back Beyond Yesterday (Presidential Address), October 5, 1964 (N)
When the Candles Go Out, October 17, 1966 (N)
Ike, December 1, 1969 (N)
Sitting on a Basketball, April 16, 1973 (N)
ROBERT E. BUECKER
1995 -
Linear One, Two, Three, May 1, 2000
THEODORE ARTHUR BUENGER
1930 - Died 1957
Galla Placidia, February 1, 1932 (N)
Petronius, October 14, 1935 (N)
The Greek Anthology, October 23, 1939 (N)
Gregory the Great, December 14, 1942 (N)
The Family, October 30, 1944
Life and Love of a Philosopher (Presidential Address), October 7, 1946 (N)
Leader, Book Night, December 12, 1949
German Conquistadores, April 25, 1955 (N)
BENJAMIN REYNOLDS BULKELEY
1885 - Died 1930
The Influence of Poetry, November 16, 1896
FOLLETT WILKINSON BULL
1903 - Resigned 1907
RICHARD S. BULL, JR.
1991 -
WALTER LLEWELLYN BULLOCK
1930 - Died 1944
Giovanni Pascoli: Second in a Great Triad of Italian Poets, December 21, 1931
The Poetry of Gabriele D'Annunzio, May 13, 1935
JACK MARTIN BULMASH
1986 -
GEORGE CHRISTIAN BUNGE
1934 - Died 1955
John Law, December 9, 1935
Legal Antiquities, January 15, 1940
The Inhuman Side of the Law, April 22, 1946
The Theory of Games, November 20, 1950
2,000 a.d., February 9, 1953 (N)
RALPH WENDELL BURHOE
1968 - Resigned 1970
AUGUSTUS HARRIS BURLEY
Died
1901
The
Cairo Expedition, (originally delivered before the Chicago Historical Society,
1890) Read by Francis A. Lackner, Jr. March 11, 2002
CLARENCE AUGUSTUS BURLEY
1877 - Died 1928
Edited and read an "Informal," January 20, 1879
Evolution, March 9, 1885
Utopia, February 27, 1888
A Confab on Climbing (in cooperation with Frederick Wilcox Clarke), November 24, 1890
The Punishment of Crime, March 7, 1898
Art from the Point of View of a Philistine, April 2, 1900
Art: by a Philistine, May 14, 1900
An Essay in Aesthetic Culture (Illustrated), April 29, 1901
Inaugural Address as President, October 6, 1902
Ralph Waldo Emerson, May 25, 1903
Books of the Year (Symposium), December 3, 1906
In the Desert, February 10, 1908
Books of the Year (Symposium), December 21, 1908
Books of the Year (Symposium), December 20, 1909
Utopia: A Retrospect, November 21, 1910
Books of the Year (Symposium), December 18, 1911
On Talking Away from the Subject, May 27, 1912
Books of the Year (Symposium), December 22, 1913
The European War, October 19, 1914
Lost Ideals, February 15, 1915
Books of the Year (Symposium), May 8, 1916
To Smoke or to Be Smoked, May 28, 1917
Poems, December 17, 1917
How it Happened, March 10, 1919
Stories, November 8, 1920
Books of the Year (Symposium), March 19, 1923
Three Stories: Captain Mack, Williams, and a Man Whom Nobody Could See, March 3, 1924
DANIEL HUDSON BURNHAM
1892 - Died 1912
The Uses of Expositions, April 15, 1895
The
The City of the Future, February 6, 1911
JOHN CURTIS BURROUGHS
1874 - Died 1892
Edited and read an "Informal," June 3, 1876
Public School Education --- Practical or Nothing, June 3, 1889
GEORGE S. BURROWS
1988 - Died 1992
Paintings and Models, April 2, 1990 (N)
WILLIAM BURROWS
1952 - Resigned 1970
A Hideous Inversion, May 16, 1955 (N)
LEONARD ASBURY BUSBY
1899 - Resigned 1905
A Chapter in the History of Science, February 17, 1902
FRANCIS READ
1879 - Resigned 1883
GEORGE FRANK BUTLER
1913 - Died 1921
The Origin, Development, and Use of the English Language, October 26, 1914
PIERCE
1928 - Resigned 1942
Adventures in Rare Bookmanship, March 31, 1931
The Ancient Books of
The Literary History of Scholarship, February 8, 1937
Literary Art: Craftsmanship or Personality, January 22, 1940
The Tale of the Young Man Who Lost His Baggage Keys (Ladies' Night Address), March 30, 1942
1961 - Resigned 1965
HENRY TURMAN BYFORD
1908 - Resigned 1919
Some Characteristics of the Later Work of O'Henry, January 10, 1910
The Relation of Sugar to the Public Health, January 15, 1912
Some Characteristics of Bernard Shaw's Dramas, April 8, 1917
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
WILLIAM JAMES CALHOUN
1906 - Died 1916
In
The Development of Our National Life, April 13, 1908
The European War, October 19, 1914
The
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
GEORGE COOK
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
ANDREW JACKSON CANFIELD
1893 - Died 1908
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
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
JOHN W. CARLSON
1995 -
Gone Fishing, February 23, 1998 (N)
A Couple of Old Landmarkers, November 22, 1999
WILLIAM NEWNHAM CHATTIN
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
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
Democracy and Education, October 23, 1916
FRANK A. CARONE
1968 - Resigned 1988
Youth Would-Youth Could, October 18, 1971 (N)
Leader, Book Night; Book Review,
"
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
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
HOWARD A. CARTER
1952 Died 1969
The Fiery
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)
JOHN C. CARTER
1962 - Resigned 1969
LESLIE CARTER
1879 - Resigned 1893
LAURENCE ARTHUR CARTON
1909 - Resigned 1923
The River
ROBERT W. CARTON
1983 -
A Visit to
A Frenchman in
Over the River and Through the Woods, December 12, 1988
The River
Great Uncle of the Samba, March 29, 1993 (N)
The Prairie Navy (Presidential Address at Closing Meeting), May 15, 1995 (N)
The View from
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 (Joint Meeting with The
Fortnightly of
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
GEORGE WILLIS CASS
1891 - Resigned 1901
The
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)
EDWIN HENRY CASSELS
1909 - Resigned 1934
The
Robert Burns, Democrat, February 18, 1918
College for Whom and Why? March 28, 1927
HUBERT R. CATCHPOLE
1976 -
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
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
ROBERT CARL SCOTT CATHERWOOD
1900 - Resigned 1908
The Great Company of Jesus, March 9, 1903 (N)
JOSEPH CHADA
1939 - Resigned 1949
The Czechs in
CHRISTOPHER J. CHAMALES
1980 - Resigned 1989
The Dreamer, March 2, 1987
LEANDER TROWBRIDGE CHAMBERLAIN
1874 - Died 1913
Physical Pain: Its Nature and the Law of Its Distribution, May 18, 1874
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
1915 - Resigned 1917
FREEMONT AUGUSTUS
1927 - Resigned 1937
HENRY PORTER CHANDLER
1917 - Died 1975
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
Working on the Side of the Angels in
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
1892 - Resigned 1897
If at First You Don't Succeed (Story), April 29, 1895
The King's Justice, November 15, 1897
WILLIAM
1915 - Died 1974
BIG
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
*The Second Norman Conquest of
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)
SHELDON CHERTOW
1992 – Resigned 2004
Krebiozen, February 16, 1998 (N)
FRANK SPOONER CHURCHILL
1895 - Resigned 1902
Some Aspects of Heredity, February 1, 1897
CLEMENT LONG CLAPP
1910 - Resigned 1918
Scientific Methods in Business, April 1, 1912
HARRY LINCOLN CLAPP
1932 - Died 1935
ALEXANDER BEATTIE
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
JOHN MARSHALL CLARK
1877 - Resigned 1894
ELIOT CHANNING CLARKE
1874 - Died 1921
FREDERICK WILCOX CLARKE
1879 - Died 1918
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
GEORGE CLINTON CLARKE
1875 - Died 1887
The Machine in Politics (Conversation), May 10, 1880
KENNETH CLARKE
2002 -
Hands-on Poetry (with Amanda Lichtenstein), November
11, 2002
ROBERT E. CLARKE
1971 - Resigned 1976
WILLIAM HULL CLARKE
1874 - Died 1878
Recollections of Some Literary Women Who Have Visited
RUDOLPH ALEXANDER CLEMEN
1928 - Died 1971
PRINCETON, NEW
Every Man His Own Aladdin, May 18, 1931
The Century Plant and Us, February 20, 1933
HORACE WILLIAM SHALER
1874 - Resigned 1878
The Artistic Decoration and Improvement of Our Streets, November 16, 1874
Literary Culture in a Business Community, June 4, 1877
JOHN WILLS CLOUD
1895 - Resigned 1897
HENRY IVES COBB
1891 - Resigned 1894
ISAAC COHEN
1999 – Resigned 2004
Living Well, a Voyage without Borders, April 8, 2002
The False Promise of Emancipation, January 5, 2004
JOHN ADAMS COLE
1895 - Resigned 1917
A Civic Hero, May 15, 1905 (N)
The English in
ROSSETTER GLEASON COLE
1903 - Resigned 1910
Musical Inspirations from Longfellow, December 19, 1904 (N)
The Melodrama as a Modern Music Form, February 4, 1907 and April 1, 1907
ALGERNON COLEMAN
1917 - Resigned 1919
Gustave Flaubert as a Letter Writer, May 12, 1919
ROBERT COLLYER
1874 - Died 1912
Literature and Great Cities, June 15, 1874 (Re-read by Casper W. Ooms on the sixtieth anniversary of the Club, April 2, 1934) (N)
The Compliments of the Season, December 18, 1876
An Episode in the Life of Edward Fairfax, April 1, 1879
Friend Jacob Bright and His Son John, April 14, 1890
Informal Address, April 27, 1896
Informal Address, November 1, 1897
The Early Days of the Club, April 30, 1900
Memories of Early Days and Early Members of the Club, October 9, 1905
EDWARD L. COMPERE
1955 - Resigned 1974
The Anatomy of Pain, April 15, 1968 (N)
ROBERT WARREN CONANT
1891 - Resigned 1893
PETER V. CONROY, JR.
2003-
Name
That Team, October 18, 2004
TERESA CONWAY
1995 -
When Small Was Better, February 19, 1996 (N)
Portrait, November 23, 1998 (N)
Beside the River, April 16, 2001
How Many Ponds?, April
7, 2003
JOHN A. COOK
1987 -
Beginnings, January 25, 1988 (N)
A Man for Our Season, January 15, 1990 (N)
Washington ----- Man or Legend, January 27, 1992 (N)
A Writer and Public Man-RBS, November 8, 1993
Our Other Country, November 27, 1995 (N)
Electors and the Electorate ----- Where Now? November 4, 1996 (N)
The
The Epic, February
10, 2003
WELLS MORRISON COOK
1918 - Died 1930
The
ROBERT ALLAN COOKE
1983 - Resigned 1993
The Businessman as Good Samaritan, November 19, 1984
Conflicting Models of Rights: The Case of Technical Obsolescence, December 1, 1986 (N)
What Is a Person Worth? January 18, 1988 (N)
WILLIAM FINLEY COOLBAUGH
1874 - 1876
EDWIN GILBERT COOLEY
1901 - Resigned 1907; 1919 - Died 1923
The Public Schools, February 1, 1904
Public School Education and Morals, April 3, 1905
"Breathes There the Man . . . . ?" April 2, 1923
1903 - Resigned 1907
Twixt the Devil and the
FREDERICK SHURTLEFF COOLIDGE
1894 - Resigned 1896
The Value of Mental Impressions in the Treatment of Disease, November 20, 1896
WILLIAM J. COONEY
1984 - Resigned 1988
AVERY COONLEY
1899 - Resigned 1916
Seen and Heard
in
Experiences in the Jury Room, December 7, 1903
Past History and Present Problems, April 29, 1907
Miss Addams' Book and the Social Settlement, May 16, 1910 (N)
The Capital I in New Surroundings, January 29, 1912
The Subjugation of Emma Town, March 4, 1912
GILBERT COOPER
1954 - Resigned 1957
HOMER HUNT COOPER
1926 - Died 1939
An Obsolete Shield of Guilt, February 20, 1928
An Unwritten Biography, October 28, 1935
HENRY FREDERICK COPE
1907 - Died 1923
William Humfrey, Craftsman, 1568, or the Magic Dinner Bell, March 6, 1908 (N)
Some Tendencies and Ideals in Education, with Especial Reference to Elementary Education, January 25, 1909
The House with the Green Dog (Story), February 19, 1912
Unexplored
The Education of Anab, February 2, 1914
Cockney Characteristics, January 10, 1916
Poems, February 5, 1917
English as She Is Taught, April 1, 1918
Modern Tendencies in Religion, January 26, 1920
Trapper Creek, November 15, 1920
More Tales of Trapper Creek, February 6, 1922
FREDERICK KENT COPELAND
1901 - Resigned 1905
HOMER JOHN COPPOCK
1944 - Resigned 1949
Blueprints for Bluecoats, March 11, 1946
HENRY
1924 - Resigned 1939
Osler Must Pay, March 20, 1933
DAVID TIMOTHY CORBIN
1885 - Resigned 1895
Reconstruction Reconstructed, February 14, 1887
JOHN MURRY CORSE
1875 - Resigned 1876
BRUNO CORTIS
1988 - Resigned 1992
Spirituality and Medicine, November 26, 1990
PIA FRANCESCA CORTIS
1995 -
The Art of the Arts, January 23, 1995
Vibrations of Light, March 25, 1996
NEARBY FARAWAY, April 24, 2000
LOUIS G. COSENTINE
1991 -
ROBERT COTNER
1996 -
By Lamplight (The Arthur Baer Fellowship Address), April 21, 1997 (N)
WILLIAM T. COUCH
1950 - Resigned 1951
Book Review, "Process and Reality" by Whitehead, March 20, 1950 (N)
JOHN MERLE COULTER
1895 - Resigned 1897
An Eccentric Naturalist (Rafinesque), November 23, 1896
FREDERICK COURTNEY
1880 - Died 1918
Symbolism, January 16, 1882
FRANK M. COVEY, JR.
1998 -
The Roman Autumn of Il Professori, May 7, 2001
Stairway to Heaven – French Gothic Stained Glass, April 19, 2004
JACK P. COWEN
1959 - Died 1989
Eye Cue, November 2, 1959 (N)
Roman Coins Record History, December 12, 1966 (N)
The Falashas
of
The Stone Moai
of
The Rite of Bar Mitzvah, April 26, 1982
MAX HENRY COWEN
1920 - Resigned 1932
ARTHUR JOSEPH CRAMP
1925 - Died 1951
Pink Pills for Green People, December 6, 1926
Out of the Mouths of Babes and Others, October 27, 1930
Uncle Sam and the Pink Pill Industry, January 15, 1934
FRANK PHILIP CRANDON
1904 - Resigned 1913
CHARLES RICHARD CRANE
1901 - Resigned 1912
AVERY ODELLE CRAVEN
1930 - Resigned 1933
JOHN GEORGE CRAWFORD
1906 - Resigned 1906
JOHN CRERAR
1875 - Died 1889
Edited and read an "Informal," March 19, 1877
Edited and read an "Informal," April 15, 1878
Edited and read an "Informal," April 21, 1879
Edited and read an "Informal," February 21, 1881
ALFRED CARENO CROFTAN
1921 - Resigned 1926
CAREY CRONEIS
1941 - Died 1972
Plank Road -----
College Maze, March 18, 1946
Galapagan Gallivant, March 22, 1948 (N)
BOWMAN
1929 - Died 1951
The White Man in the Tropics, November 10, 1930
Experiences with People, April 27, 1942
The Influence of Mars on the Progeny of Aesculapius, November 22, 1943
CHARLES T. CULLEN
1989 - Resigned 1992
Guess Who's Coming to Dinner: President Jefferson's Dinner List (The Arthur Baer Fellowship Address), April 30, 1990 (N)
EDWARD M. CUMMINGS
1987 - Died 1995
Ancestral Voices, with Footnotes, April 25, 1988
Listing to Port or Dabbling in Dickens, February 11, 1991
LESTER CURTIS
1907 - Died 1930
Charles Robert Darwin, February 8, 1909
Simplicius Simplicissimus, April 21, 1913
A German Scholar on Autocracy, January 21, 1918
CHARLES CHAUNCEY CURTISS
1886 - Died 1928
IRVING SAMUEL CUTTER
1926 - Died 1945
The Case of the
Edwin James: Explorer, Botanist, Physician, April 1, 1935
Charles M. Russell, Cowboy Artist, February 16, 1942
CHARLES SIDNEY CUTTING
1909 - Died 1936
The Constitution and the Mule (After-dinner speech), October 10, 1910
A Forgotten Incident of the Great Rebellion, February 24, 1913
Fishing (After-dinner speech), October 6, 1913
The Forty-fifth Parallel, October 29, 1917
The Constitutional Convention of
the State of
The Trials of a Lawyer, May 4, 1931
ALBERT A. DAHLBERG
1965 - Resigned 1981
There Is a Whale Ahead, December 4, 1967 (N)
ULRICH DANCKERS
2004
-
DAVID N. DANFORTH
1963 - Resigned 1966
CHARLES M. D'ANGELO
1983 - Resigned 1988
GEORGE KELLOGG DAUCHY
1888 - Resigned 1902
Reminiscences of an Argonaut of 49, December 12, 1892
The
SAMUEL DAUCHY
1923 - Resigned 1933
Yankee Clippers, February 25, 1929
HENRI CHARLES-EDOURD DAVID
1915 - Died 1953
A Chinese Tale by Theophile Gautier, January 24, 1916
Contrasts in English and French Romanticism, May 14, 1917
The Real Roger Bontemps, February 3, 1919
Poems, November 3, 1919
The Successors of Moliere, March 20, 1922
*Flaubert and George Sand in Their Correspondence, January 14, 1924 (C) (N) (W)
Motoring with Belphegor, November 21, 1927
Pierre Loti, the Exotic, February 4, 1929
The Destiny of the Soul (Presidential Address), October 7, 1929
*Marcel Proust, January 7, 1929 (N) (W)
Casanova, November 8, 1937
Beaumarchais -- a Business Man -- a Man of Letters, November 6, 1939
* La Douceur de Vivre under the Reign of Terror, December 16, 1940 (C) (N) (W)
The Physicians in Moliere, April 20, 1942
Groping Through the "Pea Soup" of Surrealism, December 6, 1948 (N)
The Napoleonic Legend, January 12, 1953
KEITH L. DAVIDSON
1979 -
Reflections, February 16, 1981
Descent into History, February 6, 1984
Nuclear Disarmament: Roads Not Taken, March 13, 1989
1970 - Died 1972
Book Review, "Ring the Night
Last Train to
BRADLEY MOORE
1899 - Died 1957
Some Biological Factors Influencing Society, April 15, 1901
Some Impressions of
CHARLES WILDER
1897 - Died 1898
EDWARD PARKER
1885 - Died 1937
Wagner's Parsifal, May 16, 1887
GARY T. DAVIS
1989 - Died 1994
LOYAL
1934 - Resigned 1935
NATHAN SMITH
1888 - Resigned 1901
Laymen as Medical Educators, January 19, 1891
Senate Bill 1063, March 21, 1898
PHILIP RICHARD DAVIS
1970 - Died 1974
Actionable Words, May 10, 1971
RALPH D. DAVIS
1991 - Resigned 1999
Baloney, October 23, 1995
RICHARD S. DAVIS
1987 - Died 1998
Wigwam, February 15, 1988 (N)
Inland, Impossible, January 29, 1990 (N)
Screwed Up, February 1, 1993
WALKER B. DAVIS
1947 - Died 1980
The True Embodiment, January 16, 1950 (N)
Philippine Interlude, January 26, 1953 (N)
Leader, Book Night, February 21, 1955
Peugeot 203, October 24, 1955 (N)
The Law and the Ladies (Ladies' Night Address), April 1, 1957 (N)
Leader, Book Night; Book Review, "The Churchills" by A. L. Rowse, February 23, 1959 (N)
*The Reluctant Conservative, March 6, 1961 (C) (N)
Reflections of a Kept Lawyer (Presidential Address), October 7, 1963 (N)
Those Were the Years That Were (Ladies' Night Address), May 13, 1968 (N)
1880 - Resigned 1885
The
GEORGE ELLIS DAWSON
1891 - Died 1935
The Integral Phalanx (the Fourier
Experiment in
The Holland Land Company, January 2, 1899
Amiel et son Journal Intime, March 16, 1903
The Diary of Henry Crabb Robinson, May 4, 1908
Professor John Bickerstadt Dickinson Mayor, May 13, 1912
Mary Wollstonecraft and the Rights of Woman, April 6, 1914
The Story of a Very Great Writer, W. H. Hudson, April 2, 1917
Are Lawyers Leaders or Followers in the Improvement of Society? February 23, 1920
The X Club (Presidential Address), October 6, 1924
Reminiscences, January 8, 1934
HORACE DAWSON
1941 - Resigned 1942
ALBERT MORGAN DAY
1877 - Resigned 1893
JOHN G. DAY
1984 - Resigned 1990
WILLIAM HORACE DAY
1893 - Died 1942
PETER P. H. De BRUIN
1957 - Resigned 1962
ALLEN G. DEBUS
1974 - Resigned 1982
A Case of Delayed Publication, March 27, 1978 (N)
Pride and Prejudice or the Decline and Fall of Collins and Harlan, October 22, 1979 (N)
O. PAUL DECKER
1954 - Died 1961
Supplying Incentives to Men, March 24, 1958 (N)
YOLANDA M. DEEN
1995 -
Parfum d'Amour, November 11, 1996 (N)
Fair Warning, March 6, 2000
Moral Dilemmas (Joint meeting with The Fortnightly),
Confucius Says, March 2, 2001
Amidst a Grove of Olive Trees (Joint Meeting with The Cliff Dwellers), April 14, 2003
CHARLES WILLIAM DEERING
1888 - Resigned 1892
A Defenseless Coast, December 9, 1889
JOSEPH HOLTON DEFREES
1915 - Resigned 1916
THOMAS FRANCIS DELANEY
1911 - Resigned 1929
FREDERICK ADRIAN
1897 - Resigned 1953
American Railways, May 13, 1901
An Analysis of Human Character, April 24, 1905 (N)
Some of the Fundamental Causes of Social Unrest, March 2, 1914 (N)
Authority and Responsibility, January 31, 1909 (Re-read before the Club by Casper W. Ooms, December 18, 1933)(N)
1874 - Resigned 1901
A New Epic, December 3, 1877
CLARENCE PAUL DENNING
1926 - Died 1952
THOMAS DENT
1886 - Resigned 1908; 1910 - Died 1924
The Plummet Applied Anon, February 18, 1889
Sir Thomas More, March 26, 1894
Law Reports as Memorials of History and Biography, February 15, 1904
Some Glimpses of Legal History and Progress, November 18, 1907
HOWARD J. DePREE
1963 -
A Mess of Pottage, January 23, 1967 (N)
Sexuality, January 18, 1971 (N)
Cruise Control - - An Insight, April 21, 1975 (N)
Limbo, April 4, 1977 (N)
Bulbs (Presidential Address), October 12, 1981 (N)
Trilogy, April 21, 1986 (N)
Say Anything, March 4, 1991
Shake the Heavens (Ladies' Night Address), May 17, 1993
THOMAS JOSEPH DERDAK
1992 - Resigned 1998
The Apple, the Old Man and the Dragon, November 16, 1992
Kibera and the Vultures, February 5, 1996
GEZA de TAKATS
1963 - Died 1985
Miracle at Bochnia, October 25, 1965 (N)
Bloody Penelope and Other Short Stories, November 27, 1967 (N)
A Triad of Quirks, October 28, 1968 (N)
Granny's Cough: Bitter Pill in Sweet Syrup, February 2, 1970 (N)
Pharmacist's Apprentice, April 19, 1971 (N)
Innocent from Abroad (Presidential Address), October 11, 1971 (N)
Alma Mater, November 12, 1973 (N)
FMG, November 24, 1975
Hyperosmia: From Moth to Mouse to Man (Ladies' Night Address), May 23, 1983 (N)
JAMES DEVRIES
2002 -
HEYLIGER ADAMS DeWINDT
1891 - Resigned 1893; 1898 - Resigned 1902
WIRT DEXTER
1886 - Died 1890
FREDERICK ROBERT DeYOUNG
1929 - Resigned 1932
JAMES SPENCER DICKERSON
1916 - Resigned 1919
JACOB McGAVOCK
1901 - Resigned 1904; 1915 - Resigned 1916
DAVID L. DICKSON
1946 - Died 1995
The World of Irving Babbitt, January 14, 1952 (N)
Some Observations on an Eternal Theme, May 7, 1956 (N)
Book Night, "Lolita" by Vladimir Nabokov, February 23, 1959 (N)
ARTHUR JAMES DIERS
2003-
A
Certain Take on Life, January 19, 2004
FLETCHER DOBYNS
1914 - Resigned 1925
Justice Holmes and the Fourteenth Amendment, March 11, 1918
WILLIAM EDWARD DODD
1912 - Died 1940
*Robert J. Walker, Imperialist, October 28, 1912 (Re-read before the Club by Carl S. Roder, May 11, 1942) (N) (W)
Henry Clay, Insurgent, 1817 - 1825, March 13, 1916
American History (Review of Current Literature), January 15, 1917
The Mind of Woodrow Wilson, March 31, 1919
Woodrow Wilson or Theodore Roosevelt, 1918, February 16, 1920
A Chapter from the History of The Old South, May 7, 1923
A Great Debate on a Great Subject, April 12, 1926
A Decent Respect to the Opinions of Mankind, May 2, 1927
A Chapter from American History, October 31, 1927
History and Patriotism, March 11, 1929
The First Integrated Social Order in the South, January 20, 1930
EDMUND JAMES DOERING
1915 - Resigned 1916
WILLIAM ELKANAH DOGGETT
1874 - Died 1876
GEORGE JOHN DOHRMAN, III
1988 - Resigned 1998
THOMAS ELLIOTT DONNELLEY
1901 - Died 1955
The Labor Question, November 2, 1903
Benjamin Franklin, Printer, January 8, 1906 (N)
Industrial Education, May 6, 1907
Some Thoughts on the Practical Aspects of General Education, January 23, 1911
The War in Retrospect, May 17, 1920
Some Aspects of the Building Situation, November 13, 1922
JAMES ROOD DOOLITTLE, JR.
1874 - Resigned 1877
Chaucer, November 15, 1875
JAMES ROOD DOOLITTLE, SR.
1874 - Resigned 1877
ERL DORDAL
1971 -
Mobility, February 26, 1973 (N)
GEORGE AMOS DORSEY
1914 - Resigned 1915
PAUL H. DOUGLAS
1939 - Died 1976
Some New Material on Robert Owen and Robert Dale Owen, February 2, 1942 (N)
The Future of the Pacific, October 21, 1946
Culture and Character, October 17, 1949 (N)
CARL ALBERT DRAGSTEDT
1945 - Died 1983
One for the Book, November 4, 1946 (N)
Country Doctors (Ladies' Night Address), January 23, 1950 (N)
Country Doctor Goes to Court, November 7, 1955 (N)
A Night to Remember, April 7, 1958 (N)
The Blacksmith Makes a Weld, October 26, 1959 (N)
Who Killed Cock Robin? (Presidential Address), October 9, 1961 (N)
Hash, April 27, 1964 (N)
Prometheus and the R.F.D. (Ladies' Night Address), May 16, 1966 (N)
Methuselah et al., November 4, 1968 (N)
They Made It Possible, April 10, 1972 (N)
There Are Times for Rimes, May 5, 1975 (N)
Bull Fiddle Rimes and Whetstone Verses, Part I, March 14, 1977 (N)
LESTER REYNOLD DRAGSTEDT
1927 - Died 1977
Bones, January 12, 1931 (N)
The Guardian of the Wilderness, April 9, 1934 (N)
An
The Father of
Siamese Twins (Presidential Address), October 10, 1955 (N)
An American by Choice - - Fragments from a Biography of Dr. A. J. Carlson, March 25, 1963 (N)
ROBERT T. DRAKE
1973 - Died 1982
The Wildness of the Scene, February 10, 1975 (N)
Clover
GEORGE DRIGGS
1888 - Died 1892
GARRETT DROPPERS
1907 - Died 1927
ALBERT C. DROSTE
1960 - Died 1996
A Matter of Chance, May 6, 1963 (N)
Leader, Book Night (three papers), March 29, 1965 (N)
Stranger Than Friction, May 4, 1970
HAROLD ARTHUR DRUMMOND
1967 - Resigned 1976
Saint or Sinner? January 27, 1969 (N)
Morpheus in Conflict, February 7, 1972 (N)
The Man Who Stayed Home, February 25, 1974 (N)
JOEL S. DRYER
1998 -
Again & Again, January 17, 2000
The Story You Don't Know About a Place We All Love (Closing Night address), May 14, 2001
How Do We Find Mr. Parker?, March
25, 2002
Whose Land Is It Anyway?, December 9,
2002
Whose Land Is It, Anyway Part II?, November
10, 2003
E. LLOYD DuBRUL
1953 - Died 1996
*Stroke of Flame, April 23, 1956 (Re-read before the Club by Todd S. Parkhurst, December 19, 1977) (C) (N)
Leader, Book Night; Book Review,
"
Leader, Book Night; Book Review, "The Origin of Races" by Carleton C. Coon, November 11, 1963 (N)
Half So Precious (Ladies' Night Address), May 22, 1972 (N)
EMELIUS CLARK
1881 and 1919 - Died 1928
Edited and read an "Informal," October 24, 1881
Edited and read an "Informal," December 17, 1883
As Others See Us, November 16, 1885
A Historic Gambling Debt, November 13, 1893
The Life and Services of Johan Boller (Address), June 8, 1896
The Outlook for the Professional Man, March 26, 1900
The Heroine of American Freedom, March 27, 1905 (N)
Louyse Bourgeoise, Midwife: Her Account of the Accouchement of Marie de Medici, Wife of Henry IV, May 6, 1912
The Progress of Medicine From a Remote Past to Modern Times, January 12, 1920
A Glimpse or Two in
BRIAN B. DUFF
2003-
The
Wolf Marks the Tundra, December 13, 2004
SAMUEL JOHN DUNCAN-CLARK
1923 - Died 19??
Adventures in Ruralia, February 9, 1925
Star Gazers, February 28, 1927
How I Discovered a
A First Century Reporter -- A Study of John Mark and His Narrative, November 11, 1929
The Story of the Struggle for World Peace, October 19, 1931
HAROLD DUNKEL
1965 - Resigned 1974
Short of Good and Evil, November 11, 1968 (N)
That Was an Experience, March 6, 1972 (N)
The Unprintable Logic, November 25, 1974 (N)
CHARLES ANALDO DUPEE
1875 - Resigned 1900
The Dissolution of the Whig Party, January 19, 1880
1902 - Resigned 1904
HENRY ROGERS DURKEE
1890 - Resigned 1895
GEORGE TURNLEY DYER, JR.
1940 - Died 1977
Is Sociology a Science? April 5, 1943
LOUIS DYER
1877 - Died 1908
ARTHUR DYRENFORTH
1918 - Died 1920
1878 - Died 1921
1894 and 1918 - Died 1930
Cabot, the
Discoverer of
"Eight Years in the British Consulate" by Zebina Eastman, March 3, 1919
More's Utopia with Modern Illustrations, March 14, 1921
MARQUIS EATON
1920 - Died 1925
Too Many Cooks, February 13, 1922 (N)
JAMES HERRON ECKELS
1898 - Resigned 1904
Pamphlets and Pamphleteers of the Oliver Cromwell Period, February 12, 1900
STEVEN G. ECONOMOU
1972 -
The Watermelon and Other Short Stories, October 22, 1973
Bravo, Niko, November 29, 1976 (N)
PETER EDGE
1972 - Died 2002
How Firm a Foundation. Some Additional Information on the First Fifty Years, January 28, 1974 (N)
Ste. Foy and the Monk from Conques, November 15, 1976 (N)
*Kyrie Eleison: St. Catherine, the
The Enchanted
The Tiger of
A Determined Lady, April 10, 1989 (N)
For the Birds (Ladies' Night Address), May 20, 1991 (N)
Changing Times, March 22, 1993
What's in a Name? (Joint meeting with The Fortnightly), March 7, 1997 (N)
A Man of
ARTHUR ROBIN EDWARDS
1895 - Resigned 1897
CHARLES RAYMOND EGE
1922 - Resigned 1927
A Look Across the Border, December 17, 1923
GEORGE WILLIAM EGGERS
1908 - Resigned 1915
Some Modern Developments of Industrial Education, Particularly as Related to General Education, May 30, 1910
EDWARD E. EICHENBAUM
1964 - Died 1982
The Queen's Minstrels, December 20, 1965 (N)
A Super's Lament, March 2, 1970 (N)
DAVID B. EISENBERG
1964 - Resigned 1971
A Little-known American, February 28, 1966 (N)
FRANCIS HOWARD ELDRIDGE
1924 - Died 1944
The Ephemeridae of Literature, February 6, 1928
Tribes Hill and a Vanished
A Glance at Spengler, April 30, 1934
To Secure These Blessings, April 25, 1938
Who Is this Confucius? April 1, 1940 (N)
Not Wholly as the Twig Was Bent, March 8, 1943 (N)
Mars and the Daughters of Mnemosyne, 1918 - 1943 (Presidential Address), October 11, 1943
CHARLES WILLIAM ELIOT (Honorary)
The Qualities and Resources of
JOSEPH C. ELLIFF
1958 - Resigned 1974
Book Review (Book Night on the Civil War), November 27, 1961 (N)
Book Review, "The Source" by James Michener, January 31, 1966 (N)
Book Review, "Antietam: The
Story of a
FRANK MACAGER ELLIOT
1894 - Resigned 1902
A Political Episode in 1856, March 15, 1897
JOHN DAYHUFF ELLIS
1930 - Died 1956
Mass Production -- End Products, April 24, 1933
Ambroise Par, April 22, 1935
JAMES WILLIAM ELLSWORTH
1894 - Resigned 1898
MAURICE ENGLISH
1961 - Resigned 1965
The Poets Lie Too Much, October 26, 1964 (N)
VINCENT W. ERICKSON
1989 - Died 2002
The Magnolia Milieu, November 4, 1990
Touched by the Muse, October 11, 1993
Urban Encounters, October 30, 1995 (N)
My Two Worlds, October 20, 1997 (N)
Reaching for the Stars, March 13, 2000
JOSEPH WASHINGTON ERRANT
1904 - Resigned 1909
The Public Service, April 2, 1906
JOSEPH PATRICK EVANS
1954 - Resigned 1960
An
LYNDEN EVANS
1915 - Resigned 1921
Congressional Films (Story), November 27, 1916
The Interparliamentary
Some Limitations of Democracy, December 3, 1917
FRANCIS A. EVEN
1998 -
The Life and Times of Edwin Channing Larned 1820 - - 1884, April 17, 2000
GODFREY JOHN EYLER
1924 - Died 1959
Waldemar in the Parsonage, March 14, 1927
In Praise of a Declining Art, April 15, 1929 (N)
Early American Maps (Illustrated), March 9, 1931 (N)
Waldemar Leaves the Parsonage, April 16, 1934 (N)
Eight Men Lived in a Tent, March 1, 1937 (N)
Waldemar's Flegal Jahre, March 4, 1940 (N)
Man's Struggle Against Authority, March 22, 1943
Watauga Settlement -- An Early
Chapter of
Waldemar and His Brethren, February 23, 1948 (N)
The Education of Waldemar Timmerman (Presidential Address), October 10, 1949 (N)
Leader, Book Night, March 16, 1953
On the Way Home, May 17, 1954 (N)
NATHANIEL KELLOGG FAIRBANK
1882 - Died 1903
Fish (Conversation), March 8, 1886
DAVID FALES
1875 - Resigned 1905
SAMUEL FALLOWS
1881 - Resigned 1891
New Dictionaries and the Common People, April 7, 1884
Irrational Metaphysics, April 25, 1887
DAN STEPHEN FARGO
1992 -
A Many-Splendored Period, November 30, 1992
ALBERT GEORGE FARR
1901 - Died 1913
Notes on a Recent Work on the
A Mountainous Subject, January 21, 1907
MARVIN ANDRUS FARR
1894 - Resigned 1900
The Perverted Dogma of Equality, December 2, 1895
JOHN VILLIERS FARWELL, JR.
1884 - Resigned 1903
Edited and read an "Informal," October 27, 1884
Edited and read an "Informal," January 10, 1887
OTHO SAMUEL FASIG
1928 - Resigned 1951
A Liberal Conservative, December 10, 1945
HENRY BAIRD FAVILL
1895 - Resigned 1915
The Relations of Diet to Modern Therapeutics, May 11, 1896
Paper, May 9, 1898
College Athletics; a Hindrance to General Physical Education, April 15, 1907
WILLIAM LYMAN FAWCETT
1875 - Resigned 1877
The Press: Its Function and Influence (Conversation), April 8, 1876
CHARLES NORMAN FAY
1878 - Resigned 1903
The Telephone and Kindred Inventions, December 5, 1881
A Day at Sea, December 29, 1884
The Bitter Cry of the Outcast Corporation, December 13, 1886
A
Thou Art Twenty Years of Age, My Lady Literary, March 19, 1894
Twenty Minutes of Verse, October 29, 1894
Personal Experiences With Boodlers, November 20, 1899
Love Scene from the Third Act, January 27, 1902
EDWIN STANTON FECHHEIMER
1901 - Resigned 1904
BERNHARD FELSENTHAL
1874 - Resigned 1874
WILLIAM WALLACE FENN
1893 - Died 1932
A Literary Study of the Book of Job, April 23, 1894
What Is the Essential Element in Religion? January 27, 1896
The Humor of the Bible, January 4, 1897
Sir David Lyndsay, February 13, 1899
The Clouds of Aristophanes, December 10, 1900
ROBERT COLLYER FERGUS
1917 - Died 1952
The Bays of Apollo, January 6, 1919
The Great American Commoner, March 2, 1942
Stephen Arnold Douglas: The
Beginning of the
The Early
CHARLES NEWTON FESSENDEN
1878 - Resigned 1884
HENRY FIELD
1887 - Died 1890
WALTER TAYLOR FIELD
1919 - Resigned 1922
Types of American Fiction, May 8, 1922
SAMUEL FIFER
1977 – Resigned 2004
The Tiger Is Watching You, November 21, 1977 (N)
*No Questions Asked, November 10, 1980 (N)
The Heckler's Revenge, April 9, 1984 (N)
Dig Deep, March 31, 1986
MORRIS FISHBEIN
1922 - Died 1976
Medicine in the Novel and the Press, October 29, 1923 (N)
A Short Story, "The Birds," December 1, 1924
Charlatan, November 23, 1925
Medicine in a Changing World and Food Fads and Fallacies (two papers), November 19, 1928 (N)
The Dreaded 1960's (One-half of Ladies' Night program; see Clarence Augustus Hough), March 31, 1930
I Can Remember When . . . , December 2, 1935
Modern Medical Charlatans, November 15, 1937 (N)
The Last of the Great Charlatans, December 18, 1944 (N)
High Priest of Motherhood, February 3, 1947
Basic Factors in Scientific Research, January 9, 1950 (N)
Fragment from an Autobiography: She Was Burning! May 28, 1956
Fragments from an Autobiography, February 26, 1968
Barnstorming, February 17, 1969 (N)
Unpublished Memories (Ladies' Night Address), May 24, 1971 (N)
Portraits on My Study Wall, February 12, 1973 (N)
GEORGE PURNELL FISHER
1907 - Resigned 1917
The Trail to Health, April 26, 1909
WALTER LOWRIE FISHER
1891 - Died 1935
Can Democracy Exist Under Party Government? February 1, 1904
The Ethics of Present-day Finance, January 16, 1911
The Literature of
The World War and the
ALBERT FISK
1960 - Died 1964
GEORGE FOSTER FISKE
1893 - Resigned 1932
Some Experience in Mountain Climbing, January 14, 1901
HUGH A. FLACK
1947 - Died 1961
The Tablet, November 5, 1951 (N)
Clearance, February 24, 1958 (N)
ROBERT HALL FLEMING
1886 - Resigned 1898
MALACHI FLANAGAN
2000 -
Rising Star: The Early Career of Dr. James Campbell, March 24, 2003
Everybody’s Leader: The
Later Career of Dr. James A. Campbell, October
27, 2003
1990 - Died 1991
Death and Resurrection, December 17, 1990
SAMUEL DOUGLAS FLOOD
1960 - Died 1983
Respectfully Yours, February 12, 1962
Denouement, December 5, 1966 (N)
I Eat More Than Other People, But I Eat More Slowly, March 16, 1970 (N)
CHRISTOPHER M. FOGARTY
1985 -
Walk Wide O' the Widow, November 24, 1986 (N)
Ending the 800-Year War, October 23, 1989
Of Newspeak Updated, January 25, 1993
Tocqueville Brought Up to Date, October 31, 1994
GEORGE ALANSON FOLLANSBEE
1895 - Resigned 1909
The Outlook for the Professional Man, March 26, 1900
A Man of Courage: John Fox Potter, January 26, 1903
TROWBRIDGE BRIGHAM FORBUSH
1877 - Resigned 1890
The Cause and Cure of Pauperism (Conversation), January 14, 1878
Education and Crime, March 3, 1879
JAMES BERWICK FORGAN
1900 - Resigned 1901
THEOBALD FORSTALL
1883 - Resigned 1889
JAMES WILLIAM FORSYTH
1876 - Resigned 1884
ROBERT FORSYTH
1880 - Resigned 1893
ROBERT STANLEY FORSYTHE
1938 - Resigned 1939
RICHARD NORMAN FOSTER
1874 - Resigned 1877
CHARLES HENRY FOWLER
1874 - Resigned 1875
JOHN SHARPLESS FOX
1927 - Died 1955
An American Gulliver, February 24, 1936 (N)
Henry Rowe Schoolcraft, March 20, 1944
Leader, Book Night, December 8, 1952
SAMUEL H. FRAERMAN
1961 -
Ernest Zeisler, April 16, 1979 (N)
JEROME NEW FRANK
1919 - Died 1957
The Psychology of Legal Thinking, December 13, 1920
JAMES FRANKLIN
1979 - Resigned 1994
Mahler and Freud: A Brief Conversation, February 9, 1981 (N)
Theodor Billroth,
January 25, 1982 (N)
JAMES LOUIS FRANKLIN
2003-
Mozart,
Mesmer and Medicine, February 16, 2004
HENRY BREWSTER FREEMAN
1916 - Died 1980
A Shipmaster's Journal, November 14, 1921
HENRY VARNUM FREEMAN
1882 - Died 1916
The Feasibility of A Sustained Policy of Tariff Reform in the
General George H. Thomas, May 24, 1886
Edited and read an "Informal," May 11, 1891
A
Glimpses of Old Colony Life, April 25, 1898
Inaugural Address as President, October 3, 1898
Lincoln and
Douglas at
The Spirit of Longfellow's Poetry
as an Exponent of
Recollections
of an Old
The Ethics of Present-day Finance, January 16, 1911
CHARLES WALLACE FRENCH
1898 - Resigned 1913
Democracy and the Public School, November 19, 1900
Doctor John
Brown and His
Ugo Bassi, May 24, 1909
Parthenope, April 18, 1910
WILLIAM MERCHANT
1874 - Died 1914
Chalk Versus Talk, with Illustrations, May 27, 1876
Graphic Art; with Illustrations, October 30, 1876
The Styles of Michael Angelo and Phidias Compared and Illustrated, January 31, 1881
The Elements of Expression in Ideal and Decorative Art, June 1, 1885
Observations and Illustrations Touching the Treatment of Light-and-Shade and Color in Pictures and Decoration, October 22, 1888
The Innocency of Vision (Illustrated), November 30, 1891
The Conventional Element in Pictures and Decoration, October 31, 1892
The Artistic Qualities of the Modern Caricaturists, Especially Certain Old English Caricaturists, December 21, 1896
Personal Recollections of the Early Days of the Club, March 13, 1899
Reminiscences of Old
The Practical Education of an Artist, December 2, 1907
Letters from a Correspondence Between 1826 and 1870, April 15, 1912
Sympathetic Imagination as an Instrument of Criticism, Literary and Artistic (Presidential Address), October 7, 1912
The Value of a Line, May 19, 1913
Memories of the Early Days of the Club, March 16, 1914
RAYMOND K. FRIED
1962 - Resigned 1963
WALTER FRIED
1991 -
Aborigines, May 13, 1996 (N)
HERBERT JACOB FRIEDMAN
1909 - Resigned 1917
JAMES FRIEND
1984 - Resigned 1985
Beyond the Bullet: A Quarter-Century after Hemingway's Death (The Arthur Baer Fellowship Address), November 26, 1984 (N)
RALPH FUJIMOTO
1978 -
*Hiatus, May 12, 1980 (N)
In Search of En, February 24, 1986 (N)
Celebration, May 6, 1991
A River Runs Through It Also (Presidential Address), October 4, 1993
From Leucadia to Matsue -- An Odyssey, January 4, 1999 (N)
Passages (Joint meeting with The Fortnightly), Let's Build a Stairway to the Stars, March 3, 2000
Ships That Pass in the Night (Joint Meeting with The Cliff Dwellers), April 12, 2004
CHARLES GORDON FULLER
1883 - Died 1926
Photography in Its Application to Scientific Research, April 2, 1888
Report on Recent Explorations in the Sub-Polar Regions of Cook County (in cooperation with Frederick Greeley), March 11, 1901
The Evolution of the Military Rifle, April 10, 1905
MELVILLE WESTON FULLER
1878 - Died 1910
Thomas Jefferson (Conversation), April 13, 1880
The President's Vetoes, May 9, 1887 (N)
Jack Cade, April 30, 1888
CHARLES WILLIAM
1881 - Died 1900
HENRY JEWETT FURBER, JR.,
1894 - Resigned 1907
Money as a Popular Ideal, November 13, 1899
Americans at the Universities of
Social Equilibrium, May 22, 1905
WILLIAM ELIOT FURNESS
1874 - Resigned 1908; 1908 - Died 1913
Edited and read an "Informal," February 3, 1876
Edited and read an "Informal," March 26, 1883
Was Thomas Paine in Advance of His Time? April 5, 1886
The Negro Soldier During the War of the Rebellion, April 8, 1889
Edited and read an
"Informal" (Five papers on
An Elective Judiciary, January 9, 1893
Memories of Early Members of the Club, March 19, 1894
Inaugural Address as President, October 8, 1894
Remarkable Professional Experiences, November 25, 1895
A Militia Company in 1863, April 3, 1899
Random Thoughts on Public Schools, May 22, 1899
A Glimpse of
Rothenburg, December 15, 1902
The
MARTIN GABER
1968 -
Money, May 15, 1972 (N)
The Ultimate Frontier, April 29, 1974 (N)
FREDRIK HERMAN GADE
1899 - Resigned 1903
Bjornsterne Bjornsen, April 21, 1902
LYMAN JUDSON GAGE
1884 - Died 1927
Gold and Silver as Money, October 17, 1887
A Study in Finance, February 15, 1892
An Episode in a Banker's Experience, March 9, 1896
GEORGE W. GALE
1941 - Died 1985
Silver Creek, November 20, 1944 (N)
The
Leader, Book Night, November 28, 1955
Mexican Gold (Presidential Address), October 6, 1958 (N)
The Founder, March 26, 1962 (N)
The Founder: Part II, January 28, 1963 (N)
A Little Bit of History, January 14, 1974 (N)
ALFRED E. GALLO
1967 - Resigned 1986
The Chiseler, April 27, 1970 (N)
EDWARD ILSLEY GALVIN
1888 - Died 1908
The Humorist as a Benefactor, January 13, 1890
EDWARD JAMES GARDINER
1884 - Resigned 1902
The Nature of and the Perception of Color, February 22, 1886
How It Is Done in
Cosas de Espana, November 7, 1898
GEORGE GARDNER
1881 - Resigned 1886
JOHN S. GARVIN
1973 -
2 plus 2, April 28, 1975 (N)
The Holy Places, May 7, 1979 (N)
Search and Change, February 11, 1985 (N)
The Isles, November 16, 1987 (N)
For What Purpose, October 12,
1992
A Country House, November 1, 1999
VICTOR GARWOOD
1902 - Resigned 1908
Doctor Burney, February 18, 1907
EUGENE MAXIMILLIAN KARL GEILING
1936 - Resigned 1938
MICHAEL D. GENTILE
1992 -
RALPH WALDO GERARD
1936 - Died 1974
The Shears of Atropos, October 31, 1938 (N)
Unresting Cells, November 27, 1939
Ola, November 13, 1944 (N)
A Biologist's View of Society and The Rights of Man (two papers), April 5, 1948 (N)
Sapients Abroad, November 26, 1951 (N)
JOHN T. GERLITS, JR.
1980 -
Tortuous Intent, December 6, 1982 (N)
Baseball's Enthrallment, March 11, 1985 (N)
Book Review, October 28, 1985 (N)
Endless Waters, February 8, 1988 (N)
Marquand's Visit (Presidential Address), October 1, 1990 (N)
The Fast Lane, March 24, 1997 (N)
ALAN J. GERTENRICH
1996 -
Bright Tomorrow or Gathering Clouds, February 7, 2000
ELMER GERTZ
1961 - Died 2000
Bernard Shaw in
This Is How It Happened, December 7, 1964 (N)
A Poet's Patrimony, October 10, 1966 (N)
Leader, Book Night, November 20, 1967 (N)
Yet Again, November 3, 1969 (N)
Something Unique in My Life, October 29, 1973 (N)
Noble and Ignoble -- The Uses and Abuses of Hate, October 27, 1975
Book Review, "Papa" by Gregory Hemingway and "How It Was" by Mary Welsh Hemingway, December 15, 1976
My Six Years, March 7, 1977 (N)
Emma and Ben (Presidential Address), October 10, 1977 (N)
Arthur Goldberg: Portrait of a Dedicated Man, November 27, 1978 (N)
Henry Miller Triumphant, October 27, 1980 (N)
The Refuseniks, October 26, 1981
What Am I? October 25, 1982 (N)
Around the World in No Hurry, October 29, 1984 (N)
Round and Round We Go, January 26, 1987 (N)
Sixtieth Anniversary, October 17, 1988 (N)
They Slept Here, October 21, 1991 (N)
A Forty Year Saga, October 25, 1993
Five Centennials, December 16, 1996 (N)
The Best Is Yet to Be, October 27, 1997 (N)
THEODORE G. GERTZ
1976 - Resigned 1980
Second Careers -- A Prescription for Inner Peace, April 18, 1977 (N)
WILLIAM M. GETZOFF
2004
-
REGINALD GIBBONS
1991 - Resigned 1994
From Forthcoming Poetry and Fiction (The Arthur Baer Fellowship Address), December 14, 1992
FREDERICK ANDREWS GIBBS
1944 - Resigned 1958
Unscrewing the Inscrutable, January 8, 1951 (N)
LEWIS E. GIBSON
1993 -
A Poor Boy Educated in
The Grey Goose Feather, February 26, 1996 (N)
He Was a Queer Looker, But Smart, January 20, 1997 (N)
Humor, Reason, and H. L. Mencken, March 29, 1999 (N)
1930 - Died 1944
Some Old Eye Doctors and Pseudo-Eye Doctors, April 6, 1931
Arthur Symons. The Aetiology of a Literary Crush, November 11, 1935
*Garlic and Old Horse Blankets, December 1, 1941 (Re-read before the Club by William H. Beauman, March 20, 1995) (C) (N) (W)
Nasturtiums and Stained Glass, February 14, 1944
BENTLEY B. GILBERT
1986 - Resigned 1994
On Biography, (The Arthur Baer Fellowship Address), February 6, 1989 (N)
FRANK GILBERT
1879 - Resigned 1896
Competitive Transportation (Conversation), October 17, 1881
American Financial Innovation, March 24, 1884
The Robert Elsmere Craze, May 13, 1889
The Census (Conversation), June 8, 1891
Different Views of the Same Subject: The Daily Newspaper, March 23, 1896
SIMEON GILBERT
1874 - Resigned 1876
The Newspaper, January 18, 1875
HARRY ORRIN GILLET
1920 - Died 1957
Schooling and Education, December 18, 1950
THOMAS LEWIS GILMER
1904 - Resigned 1919
Motor Boats and Boating, March 18, 1907 (N)
IRWIN THOBURN GILRUTH
1918 - Died 1957
Vigilante Days, January 19, 1920
Campaigns and Their Shibboleths, February 19, 1923
An Early
A Circuit Rider of the Last Century, May 6, 1929
On Going to Extremes, March 26, 1934
The Last of the Victorians (Presidential Address), October 12, 1936
The Social Novel, April 8, 1940
Some Observations on the Nature and Standards of Amateur Literary Effort, January 11, 1943
Leader, Book Night, December 11, 1950
Formerly the Familiar Essay, March 31, 1952
JOHN GEORGE McBETH GLESSNER
1900 - Resigned 1902
JOHN JACOB GLESSNER
1883 - Died 1936
Two Noted Diarists, December 7, 1885
Potatoes, November 9, 1908
And Thereby Hangs a Tail, December 15, 1913
Farming, December 13, 1915
An October Sunday in
Graveyard Literature, December 12, 1921
JOSEPH D. GLICK
1999 – Resigned 2004
LEROY TRUMAN GOBLE
1919 - Died 1927
Cockaigne, February 7, 1921
The Abode of Silence, December 18, 1922
Suppressed Books, or the Changing Face of Censorship, November 19, 1923
Punch The Immortal Year, March 16, 1925
BILLY EARL GOETZ
1934 - Resigned 1978
The Mad Depression, March 23, 1936 (N)
Collectivism, May 9, 1938 (N)
The Usefulness of the Impossible, April 21, 1941 (N)
SAMUEL V. GOFFEN
1977 -
A Trip to the Well, October 31, 1977 (N)
Unfinished Symphonies, December 8, 1980 (N)
Onarram, November 2, 1981
When Knighthood Was In Flower, December 13, 1982 (N)
The Art of Listening, March 26, 1984 (N)
The Luck Factor: Why Some People Are Luckier Than Others, December 17, 1984 (N)
Dr. Who? October 21, 1985 (N)
The Power of Persuasion, April 6, 1987 (N)
What the Preacher Said, November 7, 1988 (N)
The Power of the Mind, January 22, 1990 (N)
Read My Lips, October 14, 1991 (N)
Money, Money, Money, November 29, 1993
ARTHUR JOSEPH GOLDBERG
1945 - Died 1990
From Ulysses to Hecate Country, February 24, 1947
Human Rights and the
FRANK GONZALEZ-CRUSSI
1989 - Resigned 1990
JOHN PAUL GOODE
1917 - Resigned 1918
DANIEL GOODWIN
1880 - Resigned 1898
The
A Pantheon Day in
Our Supreme Eulogist, November 26, 1888
A Memorial Essay on Thomas Hughes,
with some account of his visits to
FREDERICK WILLIAM GOOKIN
1877 - Died 1936
The Old Masters of
Gold Shipments and the Practical Aspect of the Silver Question (Conversation), April 24, 1893
The Degradation of the Press and Its Influence on the American People (Conversation), October 15, 1894
The Aesthetic Value of Japanese Art, February 17, 1896
Have Serious Defects in Our System of Government Developed, and If So, What Is the Remedy? February 5, 1900
The Spirit and Tendencies of the Times (Conversation), November 24, 1902
A Chapter from a History of the Club, January 25, 1904
*Our Defective American Banking System: A Diagnosis and a Prescription, November 2, 1908 (C) (N) (W)
Does Civilization Change Human Nature? (Conversation), November 7, 1910
What Is Art? December 1, 1913
Extracts from a History of the Club, March 16, 1914
The European War, October 19, 1914
Essential Qualities in Works of Art, November 15, 1915
The Theatre in
The War Debts and the Wage Workers of the World, March 24, 1918
Chapters from a History of the Club, May 26, 1919
Chapters Three and Four from a History of the Club, May 24, 1920
The
Still More Chapters of Club History, January 15, 1922
Rosemary for Remembrance: Fifty Years of Club History, March 25, 1924
Ukiyo-e, April 11, 1927
GEORGE W. GORDON
1950 - Resigned 1964
Charles Evans Hughes, January 25, 1954 (N)
Book Review, "A History of
Africa South of the
NANCY C. GORMAN
1995 -
The
EARL E. GOSE
1967 - Resigned 1976
ARTHUR I. GOULD
1994 -
Alphabet Soup, Maya-Style, April 27, 1998 (N)
VICTOR E. GOULD
1979 - Resigned 1987
Inflation Is No Problem, November 26, 1979 (N)
A Matter of Definition, January 28, 1985 (N)
BRUCE GRANT
1949 - Resigned 1967
The Last Voyage of Benjamin Franklin, November 10, 1952
Don't Love a Woman Who Keeps a Diary, November 14, 1955
Some Geniuses Who Did Not Write Shakespeare, January 18, 1960 (N)
Martial Transvestitism, or the Lady Marine, October 15, 1962 (N)
JOHN COWLES GRANT
1888 - Died 1914
The Rights of Children, February 8, 1892
The Weapons of Tyranny, February 22, 1897
Law's Delays, December 21, 1903
The Purely Commercial Aspect of the
A Sunday at
The Civil War as It Appeared to a Boy: with Some Account of Two Weeks at the Front, October 17, 1910
The Menace of the Theatre, October 14, 1912
FREDERICK L. GRATIOT
1922 - Resigned 1923
1946 - Died 1973
Conjecture and Proof, February 28, 1949
Confusion Worse Confounded, March 24, 1952 (N)
Leader, Book Night (three papers), December 7, 1953 (N)
The Philosopher's Stone, May 2, 1955 (N)
Some Remarkable Men of Colonial Times, April 30, 1962
EARLE GRAY
1954 - Died 1967
Charles Waterton, Naturalist and Gentleman, and His Work with Curare, November 11, 1957 (N)
A Family Tradition: Footnote to History, October 24, 1960 (N)
MELVIN GRAY
1962 -
Book Review, "Early Man in the
Not from My Couch, January 11, 1965 (N)
Were You There? December 8, 1969 (N)
MARC B. GRAYSON
1979 - Resigned 1986
On Character, March 17, 1980 (N)
Pheidippides, April 6, 1981 (N)
*Churchill in the War Rooms, April 12, 1982
This Is the Army Mr. Jones, April 4, 1983 (N)
A Train Ride for Mr. Lincoln, February 4, 1985
FREDERICK GREELEY
1883 - Died 1912
Edited and read an "Informal," February 9, 1885
As Others See Us, November 16, 1885
Charles Babbage, May 7, 1888
The Need of the Hour (Potpourri), April 18, 1892
The Issues of the Late Campaign (Conversation), June 11, 1894
An Experiment in Revenue Reform in
Personal Reminiscences Connected
with Social Life in
Report on Recent Explorations in
the Sub-Polar Regions of
.....with Ethnographic Notes Upon the Tribes Inhabiting the Mountainous Portions Thereof.
..... Illustrations with maps, views, and specimens (in collaboration with Charles Gordon Fuller), March 11, 1901
The Fairy Tale of the Magical Hatchet, April 1, 1901
Appeared as a Twentieth Century Santa Claus in a Christmas Tree Celebration, December 22, 1902
Presentation of Gavel, October 10, 1904 (N)
Historical and Biographical Notes
of
SAMUEL SEWALL
1874 and 1908 - Died 1916
Measures Not Men, May 18, 1885
The Need of the Hour, April 18, 1892
From Throne to Scaffold, April 10, 1893
International Units: A Metrical Essay, March 1, 1897
Personal Reminiscences Connected
with Social Life in
Cherchez la femme, December 19, 1898
Inaugural Address as President, October 1, 1900
The Burning of Cities, October 12, 1903
BENJAMIN J. GREEN
1964 - Resigned 1970
My War With the United States Marine Corps, February 8, 1965 (N)
OLIVER BOURNE GREEN
1891 - Resigned 1906
THEOPHILUS GREEN
1996 -
David Helfgott and the Music of Insanity, February 9, 1998 (N)
Blues for a
Policeman. January 22, 2001
The Death of the Reverend Doctor John Ellen Profrock, January 6,
2003
Six…The Other Alex Haley Story, November
17, 2003
RAY H. GREENBLATT
1990 -
Black as Bat Wings, April 18, 1994 (Re-read by the author April 30, 2001) (N)
Havoc or Chaos? December 14, 1998 (N)
The Vanishing Trove: Reviled Heroes, Revered Thieves (Presidential Address), October 2, 2000
In the Eye of the Beholder (Joint meeting with The Fortnightly), In the Eye of the Beholder -- Figure and Ground, March 1, 2002
CHARLES AUGUSTUS GREGORY
1875 - Resigned 1897
The History of It (Marcus Tullius Cicero), December 17, 1877
Concerning the Militia, November 3, 1879
The
A Vision and a Dream, March 4, 1895
STEPHEN STRONG GREGORY
1888 - Resigned 1895
TAPPAN GREGORY
1937 - Died 1961
The Camera's Catch of North American Wild Animals (Illustrated), March 6, 1939 (N)
Eze, on the Corniche, March 18, 1940
The Black Sox, February 17, 1941 (N)
The Whisper of the Guns, May 3, 1943 (N)
The
Parole, May 25, 1953
The Guns Roll On, April 18, 1955 (N)
The Architecture of Freedom, October 13, 1958 (N)
OTTO
1903 - Resigned 1910
Lamartine, February 12, 1906 (N)
WALTER QUINTIN
1885 - Resigned 1887
HENRY FOSTER GRIERSON
1895 - Died 1923
LEE HENRY
1937 - Resigned 1940
SUZANNE L. GRONKE
1995 - Resigned 1996
HANS ERNST GRONOW
1916 - Resigned 1917
The Influence of Nietzsche upon
TED GROSS
2002 -
The Auditorium Theater and
THOMAS WILLIAMS GROVER
1878 - Died 1893
The New American, June 16, 1897
JOHN G. GRUHN
1988 - Resigned 1994
A Particular Historical Perspective, February 5, 1990 (N)
MARK EMMET GUERIN
1918 - Died 1944
WARD EARL GUEST
1932 - Died 1964
The Literary Hoax, January 20, 1936 (N)
Adventure with the Sea Bees, January 13, 1947 (N)
Savage Civilization, April 25, 1949 (N)
Japan Before and After, May 18, 1953 (N)
Book Review, 2 volumes, November 26, 1956 (N)
The Love Story of Evangeline, January 15, 1962
PERRY J. GULBRANDSEN
2003-
FRANK WAKELY GUNSAULUS
1888 - Resigned 1889
Robert Browning and the New Theology, October 29, 1888
GAYLE E. GUTHRIE
1996 -
Suzie, Lucy and Liz, January 19, 1998 (N)
A New Creation, November 6, 2000
Climb the Mountain, November 12, 2001
It Isn’t Easy Being Free, January
20, 2003
KARLETON HACKETT
1901 - Resigned 1908
Music in the Social Life of Our
William Billings, the First American Musician, January 27, 1908
SIR FRANCIS SEYMOUR HADEN (Honorary)
1883 - Died 1910
Woodcote,
EDWIN MOSES HALE
1874 - Resigned 1877
EUGENE JUDSON HALE
1874 - Resigned 1876
JOHN PHILETUS HALE
1892 - Resigned 1895
RICHARD WALDEN HALE, JR.
1942 - Died 1976
The Royal Americans, January 25, 1943 (N)
WILLIAM BROWNE HALE
1905 - Resigned 1914
Arthur Young's Travels in
RICHARD P. HALL
1983 - Resigned 1987
Story (The Arthur Baer Fellowship Address), April 18, 1983 (N)
Teacher, April 27, 1987 (N)
THOMAS CUMING HALL
1888 - Resigned 1897
American Credulity and the Fallacies of Irish Home Rule, December 23, 1889
The Ethics of Suicide, February 1, 1892
The Vulgar Life of
Wagner as Poet and Critic, November 20, 1893
GEORGE HALPERIN
1931 - Died 1961
Gogol, the Dawn of the Russian Novel, December 14, 1931 (N)
*Dostoevskiy, October 9, 1933 (C) (N) (W)
*Tolstoy, May 13, 1935 (C) (N) (W)
A Doctor Looks at Communism. A Recent Trip to the U.S.S.R., February 3, 1936 (N)
Fascism and Social Revolution, March 27, 1939 (N)
*Tourgenev, February 3, 1941 (C) (N) (W)
The Miracle of
The Autumnal Chekov, January 10, 1944 (N)
The Song of the Stormy Petrel, December 17, 1945 (N)
The Two Apostles of the Twentieth Century, April 18, 1949 (N)
Art for Art's Sake (Presidential Address), October 9, 1950 (N)
On Listening to Music, October 20, 1952 (N)
Shalom, February 15, 1954 (N)
The Inescapable, October 17, 1955 (N)
Book Review, "Dr. Zhivago" by Boris Pasternak, February 23, 1959 (N)
JESSE HALSDOWN
Book Review, February 17, 1908 (N)
JOHN JULIUS HALSEY
1886 - Resigned 1888
The Arthurian Romance, March 21, 1887
ALFRED ERNEST HAMILL
1921 and 1935 - Died 1953
Suspicions, November 6, 1950
CHARLES DAVISON HAMILL
1881 - Resigned 1902
A Talk about Engravings (Conversation), January 9, 1882
ARTHUR LITTLE
1918 - Died 1955
BENGT L. K. HAMILTON
1936 - Died 1979
The Relation Between Good Government and Bad Temper, January 12, 1942 (N)
In the Footsteps of War (A Rhymed Chronicle of Insignificant Events), November 23, 1953 (N)
Forms More Real Than Living Man, February 8, 1960 (N)
EDGAR LOCKWOOD
1922 - Resigned 1928
JOHN HENRY HAMLINE
1891 - Died 1904
Municipal Reform (Conversation), January 21, 1895
A Night in the House of Commons, March 11, 1895
JOHN LEONARD HANCOCK
1924 - Died 1969
WHITE PIGEON,
Servants of the State, April 5, 1926
Avast! Belay! We're Off for
Servants of the City, May 1, 1933
Cross Currents, November 24, 1941
Words, Words, Horatio, November 27, 1944
Island 698, March 15, 1948 (N)
The Greeks Had a Word for It, February 26, 1951 (N)
Ulysses, January 24, 1955 (N)
Island Neighbors, December 9, 1957 (N)
A Part of All That I Have Met, April 7, 1969
(N)
SUSAN R. HANES
2003-
NORMAN HAPGOOD
1894 - Died 1937
The Art of Henry James, November 12, 1894
The Modernness of Shakespeare's Women, January 28, 1929
MARTIN D. HARDIN
1877 - Died 1923
Army Experience, May 9, 1881
The Defense of
Military Life
in
Malaria Cured Without Drugs, October 22, 1894
The Reformation of City Government, April 4, 1904
Political and Social Life in
The Failure of the American System of Education and Its Causes, October 23, 1911
The Labor Question, October 20, 1913
EDWARD JOHN HARDING
1891 - Died 1926
Selections from a Poetical Translation of "Le Roi s'Amuse," January 23, 1893
FRANK HARDING
1950 - Resigned 1953
GEORGE FRANKLIN HARDING
1876 - Resigned 1896
Civil Service Reform, November 7, 1881
Charles James Fox, October 8, 1883
How to Guess What Is on the Other Side of the Hill, April 19, 1886
HARRY BENJAMIN HARDING
1955 - Resigned 1970
Border Bandits, April 28, 1958 (N)
John Slaughter of
WILLIAM KNOTT HARDING
1937 - Resigned 1938
CHARLES SUMNER HARMON
1892 - Resigned 1914
WANDA JEAN HAROLD
2001 -
JESS DEAN HARPER
1921 - Died 1976
Antaeus Contends with Midas, May 1, 1944
PAUL VINCENT HARPER
1916 - Died 1949
Personal Experiences While Learning
Arabic in
Literary Lapses of the Bible, April 4, 1921
SAMUEL ALAIN HARPER
1934 - Resigned 1938
Man's High Adventure, December 16, 1935
WILLIAM RAINEY HARPER
1892 - Died 1906
Art Among the Hebrews, May 16, 1898
Semitic Legal Literature as Illustrated by the Code of Hammurabi, January 30, 1905 (N)
LEON HARPOLE
1951 - Resigned 1953
WINFIELD SCOTT HARPOLE
1907 - Resigned 1926
Oliver Wendell Holmes, May 17, 1909
Hannah More and Her Times, November 14, 1910
Sir Thomas Browne, November 24, 1913
Shakespeare's Medicine, November 24, 1913
A War-time Magazine, November 23, 1914
A Successful Suicide (Story), November 27, 1916
The Golden Age, January 13, 1919
Hygiene for the Middle Aged (Symposium), April 25, 1921
EDWARD AVERY HARRIMAN
1895 - Resigned 1900
James Boswell, June 1, 1896
The Right to Govern, March 19, 1900
KARL EDWIN HARRIMAN
1919 - Resigned 1926
The Story of Stories, November 22, 1920
An Editor Confesses, May 14, 1923
The Education of an Editor, March 31, 1924
ABRAM WINEGARDNER HARRIS
1907 - Resigned 1907
JOEL T. HARRIS
1979 -
KEY
NEIL HARRIS
1998 - Resigned 2002
ROBERT M. HARRIS
1990 - Resigned 1998
Three Times Many More, October 15, 1990
SAMUEL SMITH HARRIS
1875 - Died 1888
European Races in
R. WENDELL HARRISON
1947 - Resigned 1951
DONALD HENRY HARTER
1981 - Resigned 1984
PLINY NELSON HASKELL
1875 - Died 1884
The
WARREN C. HASKIN
2003-
Big
Little Man, November 15, 2004
RUSSELL HASSLER
1936 - Resigned 1941
MALCOLM H. HAST
1974 - Resigned 1980
Microcosm, May 2, 1977 (N)
ALBERT BAIRD
1931 - Died 1987
LA
High Life, January 14, 1935 (N)
JOHN D. HASTINGS
1961 - Resigned 1976
The Sacco-Vanzetti Case Revisited, November 9, 1964
Mr. Jefferson in
Thomas Jefferson -- -- Lawyer and Founder, March 1, 1971
AZEL FARNSWORTH HATCH
1878 - Died 1906
The Lawyer's Conscience, February 15, 1886
Is the Influence of Newspaper Opinion Declining? May 28, 1894
Social Dreamers, April 14, 1902
The Right of Search, March 21, 1904
Common Honesty, May 6, 1907
EDMUND HATFIELD
1978 - Died 1988
Anton Chekhov, January 28, 1980 (N)
The Literature of Death, May 3, 1982
More on the Literature of Death, May 9, 1983 (N)
EDWARD HOWARD HATTON
1924 - Resigned 1926
JOSEPH HAVEN
1874 - Died 1874
FRED VARMILLIA HAWLEY
1904 - Resigned 1912
Fellowship, November 6, 1905
A Study of Religion as the Outgrowth of Industry, March 7, 1910
The Great Illusion, March 11, 1912
PAUL RAMSAY HAWLEY
1951 - Resigned 1958
History Ignores the Intangibles, April 22, 1957 (N)
JOHN SARGENT HAYFORD
1972 - Resigned 1983
Book Review, "Sherlock Holmes
of
No Capital, April 12, 1976 (N)
DANIEL HAYMAN
1991 -
Malevolence Wears the Face of Honesty: the Demons, March 20,
2000
In the Mimetic Tradition, April 26, 2004
WILLIAM H. HAZLETT
1941 - Died 1967
FRANKLIN HARVEY HEAD
1884 - Died 1914
Shakespeare's Insomnia and the Causes Thereof, May 3, 1886 (Re-read before the Club by Manly S. Mumford, May 25, 1959) (N)
Browning's "Ivan Ivanovitch," June 18, 1888
Edited and read an "Informal," April 29, 1889
Inaugural Address as President, October 13, 1890
Legends of
The Humor of the Pulpit, October 8, 1895
A Notable Lawsuit (Captain Kidd and the Astor Fortune), January 13, 1896
....(Re-read before the Club by George C. Cassell, April 9, 1951) (Also, see Thomas Boal) (N)
The Boodling of Dante and Its Influence on His Work, April 8, 1898
Personal Recollections of the Early Days of the Club, March 13, 1899
Trades Unionism, March 12, 1900
John Fiske, March 31, 1902
The History of the Bacon Folly, April 23, 1906
Reminiscences of Literary Men, April 29, 1912
JEROME R. HEAD
1968 - Died 1974
Life and Poetry, November 23, 1970
Political Philosophy of Ibn Khaldun, November 12, 1973 (N)
THEODORE C. HEAGSTEDT
1975 - Resigned 1982
Fleatcote's Formula #5, October 25, 1976 (N)
Don't Goof Up the Incentive, November 5, 1979
Fleatcote Revisited, March 30, 1981 (N)
GEORGE PETER ALEXANDER HEALEY
1875 - Died 1894
JOHN REARDON HEATH
1925 - Died 1959
Help Wanted: or Life at Dear Old St. Swithin's, May 12, 1930 (N)
Ballyhoo, April 4, 1932 (Re-read before the Club by William K. Beatty, March 23, 1981) (N)
Black and Tan: The Jamaican Mlange, April 13, 1936 (N)
*The Strange Case of Thomas Wolfe, April 7, 1947, (Re-read before the Club by Clark L. Wagner, November 14, 1994) (C) (N)
Leader, Book Night, March 8, 1948
"Primam Diem, O Consocii Litterarii....." (Presidential Address), October 11, 1948 (N)
The Customs, Politics and Tongue (Ladies' Night Address), March 10, 1952
FREDERICK SCHILLER HEBARD
1897 - Died 1920
EDWIN L. HECKLER
1960 - Died 1964
The Beef You Eat, December 19, 1960 (N)
C.
1986 -
The Examined Life (The Arthur Baer Fellowship Address), May 4, 1987
Odd Couples (Joint meeting with The Fortnightly), Beauty and
Brains, March 5, 1999 (N)
Notes from a
Road Show, February 3, 2003
DAVID J. HEFFERNAN
1966 - Resigned 1969
Education -- Potpourri, January 15, 1968 (N)
CSABA HEGYVARY
1977 - Resigned 1993
*Dulce et Decorum (Memories of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution), January 29, 1979 (N)
Dinesen and the Psychology of Literary Creation, December 5, 1983
Hark, The Angels Sing! May 11, 1987 (N)
JOSEPH LUDVIG HEKTOEN
1938 - Died 1950
CHARLES
1874 - Died 1879
The Ring, December 21, 1874
CHARLES MATHER
1881 - Resigned 1885
ROBERT JEREMIAH HENDRICKS
1882 - Resigned 1897
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS
1955 - Died 1964
The Times and Tunes of Cole Porter, February 13, 1956
HERMAN H. HENKLE
1955 - Resigned 1960
Cowpox and Human Cussedness, November 18, 1957
RICHARD V. HENRY, JR.
1960 - Resigned 1972
HENRY S. HENSCHEN
1928 - Resigned 1933
RAY D. HENSON
1963 -
Who Knows? November 16, 1964 (N)
PETER B. HERDSON
1968 - Resigned 1990
BROOKE
1876 - Died 1903
The Need of More Rest in American Life, October 16, 1876
Labor Troubles, Recent and to Come (Conversation), October 8, 1877
The Sunday Question (Conversation), January 13, 1879
Inaugural Address as President, October 4, 1880
The Land Question in
The Greek Play at Harvard (Conversation), May 30, 1881
Aristocracy in
An
RUDOLPH HERING
1886 - Died 1923
The Evolution of the City, March 19, 1888
DONALD H.J. HERMANN
2000 -
Having the Crown and Marrying, Too:
Alternatives Available to Edward VIII During
the Abdication Crisis, October 14, 2002
Charles I – First War Crimes Trial, February
2, 2004
JAMES BRYAN HERRICK
1909 - Died 1954
William Lilly, a Seventeenth Century Astrologer and Quack, January 17, 1916
My Summers in a Garden, March 28, 1921
The Passing of the Family Doctor, April 10, 1922
Why I Read Chaucer at Sixty, January 28, 1924
Auenbrugger and Laennec, the Founders of Physical Diagnosis, February 16, 1925
Obiter Dicta Medica, January 9, 1928
Medical Diagnosis for Laymen, November 17, 1930
Castromediano, a Forgotten Patriot and Martyr of the Italian Risorgimento (Presidential Address), October 5, 1931
More Summers in a Garden, January 21, 1935
The Story of a Good Boy (Ladies' Night Address), January 30, 1939
Memories of Medicine and Medical Men in
JOHN JACOB HERRICK
1876 - Died 1916
The Justice and Expediency Of Usury Statutes, May 4, 1885
DAVID B. HERSHENSON
1968 - Resigned 1974
There
Sic Transit, January 21, 1974 (N)
ROBERT HERVEY
1874 - Resigned 1878
The Genius and Character of Walter Scott, January 4, 1875
PORTER PUFFER HEYWOOD
1881 - Died 1896
HOMER NASH HIBBARD
1874 - Resigned 1897
Edited and read an "Informal," May 21, 1877
The Reform of English Spelling (Conversation), November 10, 1879
Edited and read an "Informal," January 11, 1886
Edited and read an "Informal," January 26, 1891
JAMES LAMBERT HIGH
1874 - Died 1898
A Great Chancellor (Lord Eldon), June 3, 1878 (C)
What Shall We Do with the Murderers? (Conversation), February 13, 1882
On Certain Tendencies in the Legal Profession, March 10, 1884
The Evolution of the Mugwump, May 21, 1888
Inaugural Address as President, October 1, 1888
My Hero, December 11, 1893
My Most Remarkable Professional Experience, November 25, 1895
FREDERICK HENRY HILD
1888 - Resigned 1902
Libraries, December 20, 1897
KNOX HILL
1987 -
Mendel, November 6, 1989 (N)
Chances Are, November 18, 1991 (N)
Fun and Games, November 15, 1993 (N)
Kipling, October 7, 1996 (N)
NEWELL DWIGHT HILLIS
1897 - Resigned 1898
John Ruskin, November 8, 1897
The Wit and Humor of David Swing, November 8, 1897
HENRY HOYT HILTON
1902 - Resigned 1904
JOSEPH WATSON HINER
1899 - Resigned 1907
Cranks: an Appreciation, October 8, 1900
Tolstoi's Rank as a Philosopher (Conversation), October 27, 1902
The Message of Shelley to the Twentieth Century, April 9, 1906
EMIL GUSTAV HIRSCH
1881 - Resigned 1913
Reform Judaism (Conversation), November 13, 1882
Edited and read an "Informal," March 31, 1884
The Philosophy of Fashion, October 24, 1887
The Koran, February 29, 1892
An Old Book, March 7, 1892
The New Bible, October 10, 1892
Patriotism, Its Danger and Its Duties (Conversation), March 16, 1896
Woman in Recent Fiction, April 26, 1897
Elements and Tests of Civilization, October 28, 1901
Some Religious Views, December 5, 1904
Heine and
An Old Book -- The Talmud, October 30, 1905
Fairy Tales and Myths, January 4, 1909
CHARLES HITCHCOCK
1877 - Died 1881
MAX HJORTSBERG
1876 - Died 1880
ELLSWORTH E. HOFFSTADT
1958 - Died 1976
The Perversity of Inanimate Objects, May 2, 1960 (N)
My Uncle Louis, April 16, 1962
Eddy, November 25, 1963 (N)
Salt, January 12, 1970 (N)
THORFIN RUSTIN HOGNESS
1946 - Resigned 1954
*Atomic Energy: The Next Hundred Years, March 6, 1950 (C) (N)
JOHN C. HOLDEN
1974 - Died 1994
Finding the Right Word, March 1, 1976
The Broken Horizon, April 28, 1980
M. L., December 10, 1984 (N)
Patriot to Heaven, October 27, 1986 (N)
Resistance and Surrender, March 7, 1988 (N)
An American Original, February 25, 1991
Isms, April 6, 1992
JESSE HOLDOM
1907 - Resigned 1912
Andreas Hofer, February 17, 1908
RICHARD L. HOLINGER
1981 - Resigned 1992
Selected Poetry and Prose (The Arthur Baer Fellowship Address), March 29, 1982
The True Commuter and Other Selections, October 31, 1983 (N)
Selections III, February 10, 1986 (N)
Granger Wheeler, November 9, 1987 (N)
Looking Out, November 27, 1989 (N)
JOHN FRANCIS HOLLAND
1909 - Died 1912
ROBERT AFTON
1882 - Died 1909
HENRY LEONARD HOLLIS
1899 - Resigned 1907
WILLIAM HARRISON HOLLY
1930 - Died 1958
A Forgotten Governor (Ladies' Night Address), October 31, 1932
Tolerance, May 4, 1936
Encyclopaedia Britannica -- Third Edition, March 7, 1938
A Rogue of the Renaissance (Ladies' Night Address), January 29, 1945
This Freedom (Presidential Address), October 8, 1945
CHARLES BUTLER HOLMES
1888 - Resigned 1914
WILLIAM HENRY HOLMES
1935 - Resigned 1939
CHARLES SUMNER HOLT
1883 - Died 1918
The Future of American Literature (Conversation), December 8, 1884
Sumner and Slavery, March 12, 1894
The
A Dante Gabriel Rossetti Poem, December 22, 1902
At the Court of the Great Mogul, February 16, 1903
The Church and the Modern Man, April 17, 1911
GEORGE HUBBARD HOLT
1888 - Died 1924
Gold-Washers, Indians and Big Game, February 4, 1895
Some Local Discoveries and Applications of Art, February 28, 1898
Other People's Talk, February 26, 1900
A Poem by the Ghost of Cervantes, December 22, 1902
Inaugural Address as President, October 9, 1905
Painting by Sunlight (Illustrated by an exposition of the process of color-photography), December 13, 1909
A German's Description of the Fitzsimmons-Corbett Prize Fight (Recitation), May 29, 1911
The Welfare of the Club, October 6, 1913
Since 1852, April 11, 1921
McPHERSON HOLT
1922 - Resigned 1926
GEORGE R. HOOPER
1961 - Died 1985
American Aristides, January 11, 1971 (N)
Nutmeg Diplomat, February 24, 1975 (N)
Secretary of a New Nation, April 20, 1981 (N)
HENRY HOOPER
1877 - Resigned 1878
JOHN LAMAR HOPKINS
1918 - Died 1938
CARL E. HORN
1991 - Resigned 1994
Sex and Bourbon, May 4, 1992
HENRY HORNER
1922 - Died 1940
Restless Ashes, April 27, 1925
Restless Ashes II, May 14, 1928
Restless Ashes III, April 27, 1931
CHARLES HOROWITZ
1920 - Resigned 1922
JOHN TOD HORTON
1958 -
Of Purity, April 8, 1968 (N)
Student and Society, March 12, 1973
OLIVER HARVEY HORTON
1879 - Resigned 1902
Crime and Its Punishment (Conversation), October 8, 1888
RALPH HORWEEN
1939 - Died 1997
The
Admiral Sir William Sidney Smith --
an Episode of Bonaparte and Sea Power in the
Lieut. M.F. Maury, U.S.N., Pathfinder of the Seas, January 20, 1947
Sea Power and D Day -- 1808, May 23, 1949
John Stow, Historian of
EDWARD DOWNER HOSMER
1877 - Resigned 1895
CLARENCE AUGUSTUS HOUGH
1925 - Died 1935
Constellation
The Wild 1920's (One-half of Ladies' Night program; see Morris Fishbein), March 31, 1930
JAMES LAWRENCE HOUGHTELING
1881 - Resigned 1898
An Orthodox Scientist, June 8, 1885
Some Problems in Benevolence: with Examples (Conversation), March 7, 1887
Hard Times, June 11, 1894
CYRIL O. HOULE
1960 - Died 1998
Two Revolutions and Their Consequences, March 12, 1962
The Uncommon School, January 18, 1965 (N)
The Lengthened Line, February 13, 1967 (N)
*He (Ladies' Night Address), May 25, 1970 (C) (N)
How He Does It, February 28, 1972 (N)
The Founder (Presidential Address), October 8, 1973 (N)
A Dimmed Radiance, April 26, 1976 (N)
How Can You Stand It? January 19, 1981 (N)
Belle (Ladies' Night Address), May 20, 1985 (N)
WILLIAM J. HOWELL
1977 - Died 1995
See Also Terrorism, February 19, 1979 (N)
An American Leonardo, November 10, 1986 (N)
Baron of Tilton, Bloomsbury-Bugger, Country Squire, Speculator, Don, March 21, 1988
HENRY WRIGHT HOWES
1921 - Resigned 1925
GEORGE HOWLAND
1874 - Died 1892
The
A Metrical Translation, November 15, 1880
The Vice-Presidency (Conversation), November 14, 1881
What Shall We Teach Our Boys? May 8, 1882
Inaugural Address as President, October 2, 1882
What Was the Matter with Hamlet? December 14, 1884
Patriotism vs. Philanthropy, February 16, 1885
The Purpose of the Public Schools, May 4, 1891
GEORGE CARTER HOWLAND
1895 - Resigned 1914
Machiavelli, February 8, 1897
Contemporary Spanish Drama, October 9, 1899
Some Memories of the Spanish Stage, January 8, 1900
Dante, December 2, 1901
A Review of Longfellow's Life and Work, February 17, 1905
Gabriele D'Annunzio, November 13, 1905
Luigi Settembrini, March 2, 1908
Frederic Mistral, November 8, 1909
A Legend of Imperial
WALTER MORTON HOWLAND
1884 - Died 1911
A Trip Through the Berkshires, December 18, 1899
THOMAS HOYNE
1875 - Resigned 1882
JAMES JAUNCEY HOYT
1875 - Died 1924
JOSEPH DERWIN HUBBARD
1894 - Resigned 1902
WILLIAM HAMMOND HUBBARD
1890 - Died 1908
Alaskan Experiences, February 27, 1899
Reminiscences of Alexander Graham Bell and the Telephone in 1875 - 76, April 16, 1906
JOHN W. HUFFMAN
1959 - Resigned 1975
An Equinoctial Fantasy, May 15, 1961 (N)
The Lady in the Tower, February 1, 1971
Pete's Family, March 18, 1974 (N)
THOMAS HUGHES (Honorary)
1883 - Died 1896
CHARLES HENRY HULBURD
1892 - Resigned 1912
MORTON
1901 - Resigned 1914
Charles Sumner, March 14, 1904
BEN L. HUME
1951 - Died 1994
A Man From Down Under, March 8, 1954 (N)
The Invitation to Live, January 28, 1957 (N)
The Happiest Man I Ever Knew, February 15, 1960 (N)
Tone of a Dignified Business, February 5, 1962
ROBERT ALLAN HUME
1967 - Resigned 1982
OLD
An Incredible Discovery, April 20, 1970 (N)
THEODORE CARSWELL HUME
1935 - Died 1942
A Rebel Against Reason, January 25, 1937
Conscience and Compromise, November 21, 1938
HAROLD ROE HUNGERFORD
1967 -
The Pregnant Muse, December 2, 1968 (N)
Marvellous Butterfly, March 13, 1972
Though
*Sheep, Goats, and Chinese Encyclopedias, February 2, 1987 (N)
*Conversation, January 14, 1991 (N)
JAMES ANTHONY HUNT
1875 - Resigned 1897
The English in
Incidents of Travel, October 19, 1896
GEORGE LELAND HUNTER
1893 - Resigned 1900
HENRY ALONZO
1874 - Died 1907
A Neglected Author, December 4, 1876
A Predecessor of Tennyson, November 5, 1877
A Royal Cook's Wife (Mrs. Centlivre), May 5, 1879
Actor, Soldier, and Poet, October 11, 1880
Inaugural Address as President, October 1, 1883
Demetrios Bikelas, February 22, 1892
Personal Recollections of the Early Days of the Club, March 13, 1899
FRANCIS J. HURLEY
1939 - Resigned 1972
Recollections of a Claim Adjuster, January 31, 1944
The Elizabeth Canning Case, October 22, 1945
Portrait of a Modern Hero, February 7, 1949 (N)
A Neglected Classic, October 22, 1951
The Letters of
STEPHEN EDWARD HURLEY
1934 - Died 1955
The Horatian Trail, January 18, 1937 (N)
Quiet, Please, January 9, 1939 (N)
Nonchalance (Ladies' Night Address), October 30, 1939 (N)
Chance, November 2, 1942 (N)
Men of Lawe, October 18, 1943 (N)
Anticlimax, February 4, 1946 (N)
The Literary Club (Presidential Address), October 6, 1947 (N)
Old Stuff, May 21, 1951 (N)
Je Ne Sais Quoi, April 27, 1953 (N)
WENDY COWLES HUSSER
2003-
CHARLES LAWRENCE
1884 - Died 1924
Art: Its Excellence and Influence in Modern Times, March 14, 1887
Ecco Roma, December 16, 1889
The So-Called Moro and Loto Portraits of
The
The Business Man of the Future, October 28, 1895
Stray Thoughts About
Notes of a
Traveler in
An Automobile Tour in
Inaugural Address as President, October 7, 1907
The Ethics of Present-day Finance, January 16, 1911
Payne and Shorey: The Two Antipholi (Verses), October 2, 1911
Art and Democracy, January 5, 1914
The Administration of Woodrow Wilson, February 1, 1915
Art and Artists, April 17, 1916 (N)
The War in Retrospect, May 17, 1920
The Development of Art Museums in
the
After Nature, Art, January 22, 1923
CHARLES CHENEY HYDE
1900 - Resigned 1906
JAMES NEVINS HYDE
1875 - Died 1910
The
National Traits in Medicine, January 10, 1881
The Two Stonewalls, January 15, 1883
One Night: A Sketch, January 26, 1885
Some of the Consequences of Eating Historical Strawberries, February 6, 1888
Inaugural Address as President, October 14, 1889
Glimpses of a Twice-Fought Field; with incidental reference to a disused weapon of war, May 4, 1891
A Cruise to Carrickfergus, February 6, 1893
Leisler, March 5, 1894
A Sprig of Rosemary (Verses), March 19, 1894
Lore of the Coin, April 5, 1897
Morituri Salutamus (Poem), October 3, 1898
Personal Recollections of the Early Days of the Club, March 13, 1899
The Romance of
a White Rose of
Verses by the Shade of Omar Khyyam, December 22, 1902
The Receiving Ships of the Navy During the War of the Rebellion, February 16, 1903
The Marquis de la Ensenada, October 24, 1904
A Gentleman Adventurer in the Days of the Tudors, January 28, 1906
An Elizabethan Adventurer, April 22, 1907
The Copper Queen of the
....and then sold her: being the story of the Island of
JAMES THOMAS HYDE
1874 - Resigned 1876
WILLIAM H. HYDE, JR.
1947 - Resigned 1982
The Gold in the Far-off Hills, January 31, 1949
Adventures in Outer Space, February 8, 1954
The Frozen Dinner, March 30, 1959
The Fire Lands, March 11, 1968 (N)
HARRY SIGMUND HYMAN
1913 - Died 1941
Terra Incognita, November 12, 1917
Subiaco, May 10, 1920
The Modern
The Golden Fleece, January 26, 1925
The New Orientation, January 10, 1927
The Lost Art, March 4, 1929
The Two Oracles. An Imaginary Conversation. March 12, 1934
Mann -- Historian and Artist, February 26, 1940
Sour Grapes -- Apologia pro Senectute (Presidential Address), October 7, 1940
JAMES A. HYNES
1986 - Resigned 1987
The Leech Factor, April 13, 1987 (N)
WARREN C. INGERSOLL
1982 - Resigned 1993
Richard III, a Much Maligned Monarch, February 21, 1983 (N)
The Tudor Rose, March 17, 1986 (N)
George B. McClellan and the Creation of the Army of the
DWIGHT J. INGLE
1962 - Died 1978
From A to F, November 4, 1963 (N)
What the Queen Said, December 6, 1965 (N)
Good Show, May 12, 1969 (N)
Tinkerbell
in
Johnny-Too-Late, October 23, 1972 (N)
Nick, April 7, 1975 (N)
SAMUEL INSULL, JR.
1963 - Resigned 1972
The Pinions of the Eagles, November 23, 1964 (N)
Where Was the First Team? November 7, 1966 (N)
Elizabeth's Hero -- And Anheuser's Too, December 9, 1968
The Blue, The Gray and The Green, March 22, 1971
EDWIN N. IRONS
1966 - Died 1968
ERNEST E. IRONS
1958 - Died 1959
The Mystery of the Death of Sir Joshua Reynolds, October 27, 1958 (N)
ALEXANDER J. ISAACS
1946 - Died 1975
Cousin Antony and the Parson, April 10, 1950
Leader, Book Night, December 10, 1951
36759013, March 14, 1955 (N)
Leader, Book Night, "Collected Poems" by e.e. cummings, November 26, 1956 (N)
Leader, Book Night (three papers), November 28, 1960 (N)
Book Review, February 18, 1963 (N)
Affectionately Yours, February 3, 1964 (N)
Wilmot, January 4, 1971
Book Review, "The Adventures of a Treasure Hunter" by Charles P. Everitt, March 5, 1973 (N)
The Queen's List, April 15, 1974 (N)
EDWARD SWIFT ISHAM
1874 - Died 1902
Proudhon as a Social Phenomenon, February 19, 1877
Tumulto dei Ciompi, February 3, 1879
Pompey, March 5, 1883
Louis de Buade, Comte de Frontenac, and Miles Standish in the Northwest, November 30, 1885
Ethan Allen: A Study in Civil Authority, May 10, 1897
BRIAN M. JACK
1988 -
Brisen, February 27, 1989 (N)
1874 - Died 1901
Edited and read an "Informal," March 17, 1879
JONATHON WORTH
1907 - Resigned 1913
JULIAN J. JACKSON
1947-Died 1996
A First in Obligation, April 4, 1949
Happy New Year, February 25, 1952
My Year with the General, November 2, 1953
Money Wasn't Everything, November 1, 1954
Goofy Is the Word, December 2, 1956 (N)
Collector's Item, January 19, 1959 (N)
Relativity (Presidential Address), October 5, 1959 (N)
A Translation by Eleanor and Julian Jackson, December 18, 1961
Prepublication Excerpts, December 2, 1963
A State Dental History Can Be Fun, January 10, 1966
Leader, Book Night (four reviews), January 9, 1967 (N)
Book Review, "The Shadow of Blooming Grove" by Francis Russell, December 15, 1969
A Century of -- What? November 30, 1970
So What Else Is New? November 18, 1974 (N)
Half of the Fun, November 1, 1976 (N)
Demons, Old and New, November 13, 1978 (N)
Born
Back and
The Willard King Caper, November 15, 1982 (N)
The
Sister Rosalind, October 13, 1986 (N)
Six, Twelve, Five and Tenish, November 21, 1988 (N)
Yesterday, Today, and Perhaps Tomorrow, November 19, 1990
MAURICE M. JACKSON
1959 - Resigned 1976
Catharsis, January 11, 1960 (N)
Bon Pour Nichol, January 7, 1963 (N)
Yo Soy Uno Panadero de Chicago, May 2, 1966 (N)
A Good Listener, February 8, 1971 (N)
Trattoria Tonino, May 14, 1973 (N)
GEORGE T. JACOBI
1964 -
In Search of Homunculus, October 31, 1966 (N)
On the Rocks, February 14, 1972 (N)
Balls, November 11, 1974 (N)
HENRY DOWNING JACOBS
1910 - Not Known
SAMUEL JACOBSOHN
1944 - Died 1961
Teleology -- Old and New, February 5, 1951 (N)
AUGUSTUS JACOBSON
1877 - Resigned 1895
Birth Training, October 7, 1878
American Problems, May 15, 1882
The Railroad Question, October 11, 1886
RICHARD JOSEPH JACOBSON
1991 -
Loomings, March 16, 1992 (N)
TIMOTHY C. JACOBSON
1983 - Resigned 1989
On the Edges of Things, January 30, 1989 (N)
KENNETH JAGGERS
1997 -
Mr. Greenberg, May 10, 2004
ROGER JAHNCKE
1985 -
The Kurpark, February 9, 1987 (N)
Beyond the
EDMUND JANES JAMES
1898 - Died 1925
The Federal Judiciary as a Check upon the Growth of Federal Power, February 2, 1903
The Relation of the Federal Judiciary to the Federal Legislative Power, May 9, 1904
The Development of Educational Consciousness in the State of
JOHN ALEXANDER JAMESON
1874 - Resigned 1887
Culture and Professional Life, March 15, 1875
Is Our Civilization Perishable? January 14, 1884
The Federation of the World, May 31, 1886
THOMAS CUMMING MacMILLIAN JAMIESON
1936 - Resigned 1938
JAMES WALKER JANNEY
1906 - Resigned 1908
KENNETH W. JARVIS
1960 - Resigned 1976
Five Hours in the Bramble-Bushes, or Frustration and Fulfillment, October 8, 1962 (N)
JAMES CLARKE JEFFERY
1914 - Died 1924
Some Jumping-off Places of the Human Mind, March 19, 1917
Our Hunting Trip, November 19, 1917
The Extent of Our Belief in the So-called Supranormal, March 14, 1921
The Coming of the Ice, January 16, 1922
Adventures in
Here and There in the By-ways of Justice, October 13, 1924
FRANK Le BARON JENNEY
1911 - Died 1949
WILLIAM Le BARON JENNEY
1878 - Resigned 1896
The Fossils of History, April 16, 1883
Personal Reminiscences of
An Age of Steel, October 27, 1890
ELWOOD V. JENSEN
1963 -
Phnoms of Khmer, January 5, 1970 (N)
JOHN WILLIAM JERAK
1993 -
36-24-38, Yin Yang, Doodle-do, April 1, 1996
MARCUS W. JERNIGAN
1930 - Resigned 1938
Superstition Laid Low. The First
New Dealers and Social Planning During the American Revolution, March 11, 1935
SOLOMON JESMER
1969 - Died 1987
The Evil Genius of
An Immigrant, October 28, 1974 (N)
THEODORE JESSUP
1900 - Resigned 1932
A Journal of Civilization, November 18, 1901
Starved Rock and Its Neighborhood, December 18, 1905 (N)
A Banking Bugaboo: the Guaranty of Bank Deposits, May 17, 1915
*Illinois State Parks, April 10, 1916 (N)
Silvertail, May 20, 1918
The Letter V, February 14, 1921
The
A Review of Kane's "Romance and Tragedy of Banking," December 10, 1923
Hobbies, January 3, 1927
JAMES STEWART JEWELL
1876 - Resigned 1882
The Present Condition of the Darwinian Theory October 1, 1877
JOHN NELSON JEWETT
1876 - Resigned 1893
Newspaper Literature (Conversation), November 12, 1877
The Authority of Legislation over Private Rights and Private Property (Conversation) January 3, 1881
Are We Drifting? (Conversation) January 3, 1887
The Methods and Purposes of Public Education, February 13, 1888
DAVID SUMNER JOHNSON
1876 - Died 1903
1952 - Resigned 1954
FRANK SEWARD JOHNSON
1884 - Died 1922
LOS
Astrology, January 6, 1890
The Healing Art in the Past and the Present, May 3, 1897
Nervous and Mental Influences upon Health, October 22, 1900
Books as Pictures of the Past (Conversation), February 6, 1905 (N)
The Romance of Science, January 20, 1908
The Intrinsic Potentials of Matter, May 9, 1910
Beauty, December 2, 1912
"What Is Life?" -- a Continuation, January 18, 1915
Human Nature, January 22, 1917
GEORGE DANA JOHNSON
1988 - Resigned 1990
HERRICK JOHNSON
1881 - Resigned 1898
The Special Demands of the Country upon the Educated Men of this Generation, December 18, 1882
Fraternal Relations (Conversation), November 12, 1883
Thinkers and the Risks They Run, February 7, 1887
Then and Now, January 30, 1888
The Imagination in Science and Religion, December 15, 1890
The Reformative and Retributive Element Under Law, February 19, 1894
HJALMAR W. JOHNSON
1964 - 1981
The
HOSMER ALLEN JOHNSON
1874 - Died 1891
Life: What Do We Know About It? May 20, 1876
Inaugural Address as President, June 24, 1876
Preventive Medicine, February 18, 1884
Mystery in Medicine (Conversation), April 18, 1887
Medical Memories, March 19, 1888
JAMES GIBSON JOHNSON
1892 - Died 1905
The Scholar's Debt, November 14, 1892
A Neglected Chapter of Our Colonial History (The Siege of
LORENZO M. JOHNSON
1883 - Died 1904
PAUL SVEINBJORN JOHNSON
1964 - Resigned 1968
ROBERT B. JOHNSON
1992 - Resigned 1994
Safari, November 9, 1992
BRUCE JOHNSTONE
1941 - Died 1967
ARCHIE JONES
1959 - Resigned 1972
Cops, Robbers and Other Heroes, January 23, 1961 (N)
The Liberal Arts, March 15, 1965
DAVID BENTON JONES
1888 - Died 1923
Is the Despotic Socialism of
General Booth a
What Is There in the Sunday Question? December 19, 1892
The Indecision of Democracy, April 6, 1896
HENRY WEBSTER JONES
1876 - Resigned 1883
LLEWELLYN JONES
1915 - Died 1960
Some Unimported Poetry, February 21, 1916
Two Utopias, November 13, 1916 (N)
The Poetic Forms Used by Whitman, December 1, 1919
Recent Poetry and Fiction, March 15, 1920
Bishop Wilson of Sodor and Mann, 1698 - 1755, January 10, 1921 (N)
Lascelles Abercrombie: Poet and Critic, April 7, 1924
Poetry: Good, Minor and Bad, January 25, 1926
James Branch Cabell and Romance, April 2, 1928
Omniscience, or How to Be a Literary Editor (Ladies' Night Address), April 29, 1929 (N)
The Philosophy of John Dewey, December 2, 1929
Get Right With God, or the Gospel According to Freud, March 14, 1932 (N)
The Newspaper as a Form of Literature, December 11, 1933 (N)
Scandinavian Adventures, February 1, 1937 (N)
SAMUEL MINOT JONES
1885 - Resigned 1897
THOMAS DAVIES JONES
1880 - Died 1930
The Relation of the National Executive to Congress, January 25, 1886
The Referendum, April 4, 1892
WALTER
1906 - Died 1928
Preparedness, March 6, 1916
WILLIAM G. JONES
2004
-
EDWIN OAKES
1905 - Resigned 1909
The
THOMAS J. JOYCE
1986 - Resigned 1990
Van Apple Bradley and Friends, February 22, 1988
CLAY JUDSON
1926 - Died 1960
Old
HARRY PRATT JUDSON
1907 - Resigned 1923
A Wandering Dutchman of the XVIth Century, March 9, 1908
Walter Scott, February 21, 1910
What Is There Left of International Law? February 28, 1916
FREDERIC T. JUNG
1949 - Died 1998
The Schoolteacher and His Son: A Tale of The Thirty Years' War, February 20, 1950 (N)
Gottfried Keller-Vitalis, the Fanatical Monk: A Translation, February 1, 1954 (N)
Jots, Tittles, and Bits, March 4, 1957 (N)
Book Review, "Purely Academic" by Stringfellow Barr, March 17, 1958 (N)
Woods and Wagons, January 5, 1959 (N)
Royal Fantasies, March 28, 1960 (N)
The Owner of the "Susie Chipman," February 19, 1962
The Reluctant Existentialist, November 18, 1963 (N)
Three Adventures, November 14, 1966 (N)
Confronting the Unpredictable (Presidential Address), October 13, 1969 (N)
Aquis Submersus, January 24, 1972 (N)
All Is Forgiven, November 5, 1973 (N)
Spleneticus, December 8, 1975
The Story of Yellowbird, November 6, 1978 (N)
An Exciting Old Book: 1737, December 1, 1980 (N)
Moment of Truth, November 1, 1982 (N)
ALBERT MARTIN KALES
1902 - Resigned 1907
"Lady Rose's Daughter": An Appreciation, May 4, 1903
Lines on a Sunset Behind Monadnock, November 7, 1904
The Will of an English Gentlemen of Moderate Fortune, March 19, 1906 (N)
JOHN
1891 - Resigned 1899
Methods Used in the Development of Science, May 7, 1894
JOHN J. KAKACEK
1991 - Resigned 1992
ROBERT M. KARTON
1999 -
*Hearts and Flowers, February 21, 2000
AMY APFEL KASS
1997 - Resigned 2001
*Sons and Fathers: The Education of Telemachos (The Arthur Baer Fellowship Address), April 20, 1998 (N)
JEROME KAVKA
1979 - Resigned 1981
"Olson Saved My Life" -- Ezra Pound, November 23, 1981 (N)
EDWIN ROULETTE KEEDY
1913 - Died 1958
CHAUNCEY KEEP
1906 - Died 1929
WILLIAM
1886 - Resigned 1896
EDSON KEITH, JR.
1891 - Resigned 1906
Voltaire at Ferney, December 4, 1893
ELBRIDGE GERRY KEITH
1876 - Died 1905
The Relation of Education to Universal Suffrage (Conversation), April 4, 1881
The Fourth of July and Its Observance (Conversation), December 11, 1882
A Business-Man's Impressions of Silas Lapham, January 4, 1886
Business in the Past, October 28, 1895
A Notable National Convention, March 10, 1902
JAMES PEACOCK KELLY
1880 - Died 1888
Edited and read an "Informal," May 1, 1882
ARTHUR ISAAC KENDALL
1921 - Resigned 1933
Science, Biology, and Religion, November 5, 1923
HENRY HERBERT KENNEDY
1913 - Resigned 1924
Varieties of Peace, January 14, 1918
WILLIAM KENT
1900 - Died 1928
Scraps from the Great American Frying Pan, December 3, 1900
Historical Vignettes, January 11, 1904
Res Indigestae, November 27, 1905 (Re-read before the Club by Ernst W. Puttkammer, October 23, 1933)
Shake: Personal Reminiscences of
the
My Political Beginnings (Read by Carl B. Roden), January 4, 1926
SAMUEL HUMES KERFOOT, JR.
1882 - Resigned 1898
Edited and read an "Informal," November 20, 1882
KARL KONRAD KESSLER
1915 - Resigned 1918
MEYER KESTNBAUM
1941 - Died 1960
Six Days Shalt Thou Labor, December 4, 1944 (N)
Labor Pains, March 3, 1947 (N)
Leader, Book Night; Book Review, "A Study of History" by Toynbee, December 1, 1947 (N)
Book Night, Education in a Divided World, December 13, 1948 (N)
Of Justice, December 19, 1949 (N)
The Translator General, March 9, 1953 (N)
Of the
Of the People, May 27, 1957
ROBERT DANA KESTNBAUM
1961 - Resigned 1966
HANSJUERGEN W. KIENAST
1978 – Died 2004
Poet-Engineer of the Brain: The Life and Work of the Maverick Carl Ludwig Schleich, January 7, 1980 (N)
Mid Pleasures and Palaces, January 11, 1982 (N)
Glowing With Love, January 9, 1984 (N)
Meetings and Mis-meetings, February 29, 1988
Borderline Images, December 18, 1989 (N)
To Be Awake Is Everything, December 2, 1991
Royal Connections, February 22, 1993
Where It All Began, February 3, 1997 (N)
DANFORTH KILLIPS
1961 - Died 1996
Keep the Press Going: Nephew Must Graduate and Third Cousin Must Get Well, November 12, 1962 (N)
The Changing Wild Blue Yonder, April 19, 1965 (N)
Who Needs Enemies? January 13, 1969 (N)
One of a Kind, January 29, 1973 (N)
HENRY WILLIAM KING
1882 - Resigned 1894
The Administration of Public Charity, March 15, 1886
LESTER KING
1953 - Died 1997
Plato and the Statue of
Quack and Empirick, November 5, 1956 (N)
Book Review, "Gouverneur Morris" by Beatrice C. Davenport, November 24, 1958 (N)
Weltering in Gore, February 29, 1960 (N)
Homo Sapiens Ovocraniatus, May 7, 1962
Mediaevalism Up To Date, October 12, 1964 (N)
Confessions of a. ......, March 4, 1968 (N)
*Bernard and Peter, March 8, 1971 (Re-read before the Club by William K. Beatty), February 2, 1976 (C) (N)
Book Review, "The Albigensian Crusade" by Joseph R. Strayer, December 13, 1971 (N)
Book Review, "The Desert
Locust" by
"...... du temps perdu," April 1, 1974 (N)
Quaint and Curious Volumes ......, January 31, 1977 (N)
How High Is an Ivory Tower? March 22, 1982
Lessons, November 12, 1990
Miniver Cheevy, May 3, 1993
1974 - Resigned 1981
Almost
WILLARD LEROY KING
1922 - Died 1981
A Pioneer Court of Last Resort, October 27, 1924 (N)
Insane Delusions, October 25, 1926
Notes on Cheese, April 28, 1930 (N)
Letters, January 11, 1937 (N)
Semantics, January 16, 1939 (N)
Meiosis, February 12, 1940 (N)
Two Cultures (Presidential Address), October 6, 1941 (N)
Our Most Celebrated Member, March 5, 1945 (N)
Melville Fuller's Early Days in
Leader, Book Night, March 7, 1949
David Davis, May 5, 1952
Lincoln, the Lawyer, March 11, 1957 (N)
The Milligan Case, April 27, 1959
The Amateur Historian, December 12, 1960 (N)
Book Review (Book Night on the Civil War), November 27, 1961 (N)
Leader, Book Night, January 31, 1966
Leader, Book Night, December 16, 1968 (N)
Leader, Book Night; Book Review, "Diary" by Samuel Pepys, March 29, 1971 (N)
Sir Alexander Cadogan, April 23, 1973 (N)
*Our Most Famous Lady (Ladies' Night Address), May 20, 1974 (C) (N)
The Case That Made
WILLIAM HENRY KING
1874 - Resigned 1880
WILLIAM H. KING, JR.
1940 - Died 1961
A Yankee Lawyer in the Courts of
Bacteria in 321
Amendment Is Not Sin, January 19, 1948 (N)
Freedom on Trial, May 3, 1954 (N)
I Decline to Answer, April 14, 1958
JOSEPH
1874 - Died 1894
Travel and Travelers, April 5, 1875
Edited and read an "Informal," December 6, 1875
Edited and read an "Informal," March 18, 1878
Edited and read an "Informal," October 21, 1878
Protection (Conversation), May 14, 1883
Personal Acquaintance with Bryant, April 20, 1885
What to Leave Unsaid in Fiction, October 25, 1886
The Wreck of the Pioneer, November 14, 1887
The Running Fight, May 6, 1889
The
Literary Men of
The Wreck of the Agua, November 7, 1892
The Oo-ga-roo, February 27, 1893
The World's Congress of Cripples, November 13, 1893
ABRAHAM SAMUEL KISSEL
1874 - Resigned 1876
C. FREDERICK KITTLE
1995 -
There's More to Doyle Than Holmes! (The Arthur Baer Fellowship Address), April 10, 1995 (N)
Arthur Conan Doyle Visits
GILBERT KLAPPER
2003-
HAROLD D. KLATZ
1963 - Died 2001
Song of the Birds, March 14, 1965
Tommy's Philharmonic, February 28, 1977
Leader, Book Night; Book Review, "Cadenza" by Erich Leinsdorf (Read by William K. Beatty), April 30, 1979 (N)
JOHN W. KLOOSTER
1993 -
To Bard or Not to Bard, January 22, 1996
The Time Line, January 5, 1998 (N)
Profiles: Mayo et al., October 15, 2001
WILLIAM H. KNOSPE
1973 -
In Cities Little Else But the Works of Men, March 24, 1975 (N)
Crook, April 17, 1978 (N)
Sabbatical, February 7, 1983 (N)
The Admirable Faculties of the Blood, March 16, 1987 (N)
A Renaissance Man, April 3, 1989 (N)
Bibliomania (Presidential Address), October 7, 1991 (N)
For the Common Convenience of the Learned, January 17, 1994 (N)
Clubs (Closing Meeting Address), May 20, 1996 (N)
Wah-to-yah and High Tartary: Literary Odysseys Along Remote Desert Tracts, May 11, 1998 (N)
A Sense of Place, May 8, 2000
Back to
JOHN HARRIS KNOWLES
1880 - Resigned 1882
JOHN KNOX
1950 - Died 1997
Experience as Law Clerk to Mr. Justice McReynolds, Part I, May 4, 1953
Experience as Law Clerk to Mr. Justice McReynolds, Part II, January 4, 1954
Four Unpublished Eyewitness Accounts Written by Participants in the American Civil War (1861 - 1865), October 24, 1977 (N)
Unpublished Eyewitness Accounts by British Aviators in World War I (All Shot Down by Baron Manfred von Richthofen), March 26, 1979
THEODORE W. KOCH
*Synopsis of Dante: The Man and His Work (Symposium), January 3, 1921 (C) (N) (W)
KAUFMAN KOHLER
1874 - Resigned 1876
Myths and Miracles, October 19, 1874
GWIN J. KOLB
1983 - Resigned 1987
A Harmless Drudge (The Arthur Baer Fellowship Address), November 7, 1983 (N)
The Rhetoric of the Declaration of
1964 - Resigned 1972
Don't Take My Wife, March 1, 1965 (N)
Sex in
Book Review, "On Death and Dying" by Elizabeth Kubler-Ross, December 15, 1969 (N)
Book Review, "Unbought and Unbossed" by Shirley Chisholm, December 14, 1970
LOUIS EDWARD KOVACS
1960 - Died 2002
Socio-Economics -- Mink, January 8, 1962
Ecology: Prophylactic or Apocalyptic? April 24, 1972 (N)
CHRISTINE KOWERT
1999 – Resigned 2004
DAVID KOWERT
1999 – Resigned 2004
JOHN HARRY KOZAK
1995 - Resigned 1996
EDWARD A. KRACKE, JR.
1951 - Died 1976
From San Marco to Manzi, February 17, 1958 (N)
Princely Fellow and Little Man, a.d. 1067, April 22, 1963
MAURICE E. KRAHL
1966 - Resigned 1987
LEONARD J. KRANZLER
1975 - Resigned 1997
Book Review, "Gulag Archipelago" by Alexander I. Solzhenitsyn, March 15, 1976
Vibrations, October 20, 1980
Eschatology, March 19, 1984 (N)
71 -- In Our Time? March 3, 1986 (N)
Toldot: An Ethical Will, January 6, 1997 (N)
GEORGES F. KREMM
1954 - Died 1966
Book Review, "The African Genesis" by Robert Ardrey, November 11, 1963 (N)
HOWARD KRETSCHMAR
1885 - Resigned 1886
Motives and Expression in Art, April 26, 1886
GERALD F. KREYCHE
1979 -
Pro Pelle Cutem, a Skin for a Skin (The Arthur Baer Fellowship Address), May 5, 1980
Structures, January 4, 1982 (N)
The Ghost Shirts, November 29, 1982 (N)
The American West: A Meditation and Project, February 13, 1984 (N)
Quo Vadis Philosophy, November 5, 1984 (N)
Men with a
Autie