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t HE objects of this club are partly of a social nature, but mainly to bring the people of California to a better knowledge of and a closer sympathy with the University through the medium of the press. Gtpcers. W - H - WASTE - ' 9i President J. D BURKS, ' 93 Firsl Vice-President T? ' TT , Al I EN ' 92 Second Vice- President H. MCLEAN, ' 92 Secretary J. W. STETSON, ' 93 ; Treasttr H. S. AI,I,EN, ' 92, Enquirer, Louis ALLEN, ' 93, Enquirer, J. D. BURKS, ' 93, ,. . Express, A. A. DENNISON, Sp., Enquirer, L. W. LLOYD, ' 92, Occident, H. A. MEtviN, ' 88, Tribune, P. H. WEAVER, ' 91, Overland Monthly. F. H. McLEAN, ' 92, Berkeley Herald. J. S. PARTRIDGE, ' 92, Examiner, ROGER SPRAGUE, ' 91. Chronicle, J. W. STETSON, ' 93, Times, A. I. STREET, ' 90, Chronicle, W. H. WASTE, ' 91, Tribune, 120
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tHE objects of the club are to increase the interest of its members in the science and art of photography, and to give the students of the University and the residents of Berkeley the opportunity of enjoying lantern exhibitions, such as have become so popular in the neighboring cities. With this end in view it has affiliated with the Interchange of Illustrated Subjects, and receives exactly the same slides as the Califor- nia Camera Club of San Francisco. Up to the present time four exhibitions have been given: Illustrated Boston, ' 1 ' 1 by the Boston Camera Club June 19, 1891 Picturesque OdditiesS ' 1 by the California Camera Club November 6, 1891 Slides by the Philadelphia Camera Club and the Joliet Lantern Society Slides by the London Lantern Society March 25, 1892 These exhibitions have been uniformly successful, the Assembly Hall of the University being crowded on each occasion. During the last term Mr. O. V. Lange delivered a series of lectures on Composition in Photography, which were of great interest and of prac- tical value. Jicers: W. D. ARMES .7 President Iv. DE F. BARTLETT Secretary HERMANN KOWER Treasurer Iv. P. RIXFORD . Corresponding Secretary GEO. J. HENRY, JR Librarian 119
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HARRY S. AI.I.EN, GEORGE p. BLOOD, FRED D. BROWNE, JOSEPH B. CAREER, CARI.ETON W. GREENE, EDWARD F. HAAS, ROBERT T. MCKISICK, J. BROOKS PALMER, EDWARD J. PRINGLE, EDWIN S. SHANKLIN, BURBANK G. SOMERS, CHARLES L. TURNER. 121
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