University of Chicago - Cap and Gown Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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THE FACULTY. L Tlbe Quabrangle Club HE Quadrangle Club was incorporated on the 10th of May, 18955 fifteen years of growth have proved its value to the University community. Of the seven gentlemen named in the act of incorporation two are dead QGeorge S. Goodspeed and George VV. Northrup, Inj, two others have left Chicago CH. H. Donaldson and P. Tddingsj, and only three CVV. G. Hale. R. F. Harper and Shailer Mathewsj remain active in the club's affairs. The object of in- corporation is stated in the act to be the association of members of the facul- ties of the ity of Chica persons in l i t erature, art, for the mutual im and social The number members has some years of whom at are connect University, ers are al residents of ity neighbor dition there are so-called Halumnil' cago - graduates of not more than two years' stand couraged to join of initiation fees. Univers- ' .523 go and other terested in science, or purpose of proveme n t recreation. of resident b e e n f o r about 240, present 155 ed with the and the oth- m o s t a l l the Univers- hood. 1n ad- about twenty-five members in Chi- of the University eight nor less than ing, who are en- without payment The first president of the club, by natural selection, although it seems prescience now, was Dr. Harry Pratt Judson. Sincefthen the list of presidents has included Dean Vincent, Dean Small, Dean Angell, Dean Lovett Qwhich shows again the principle of the natural selection of administrative officers at workj, Mr. Salisbury, Mr. Mathews, Mr. Coulter, Mr. Lillie and Mr. McLaughlin. The club exercises its functions of mutually improving its members by the usual methods of providing food, lodging, reading room facilities, billiards and pool, tennis, and a long list every year of entertainments and dances. Every year the club tennis team meets the University team in singles and doubles, and reluctantly but Hrmly defeats it. Not the least valuable feature of the club is the opportunity it offers for the entertainment of mem- bers ofthe faculties of other institutions who come to Chicago to teach in the summer. Last year twenty-four such instructors became temporary mem- bers and found the club a haven of refuge from the Hyde Park eating houses. 'When the ,club was organized no similar institution existed in western col- leges. Since that time the idea has met with favor elsewhere, notably at Wisconsin. The present clubhouse, which was built in 1897, stands at the corner of Lexington avenue and Fifty-eighth street. 27

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CA P A ND G O LVN 1 NATIIAXNIEL BUTLER, Professor. VVALTER SARGENT, Professor. VVALTER FENNO DEARBORN, Associate Professor. SAMUEL CHESTER PARKER, Associate Professor VVILLIAM CLARK GORE, Assistant Professor. FRANK NUGENT FREEMAN, Instructor. IXIARCUS VVIILSON JERNEGAN, Instructor. JOHN FRANKLIN BOBBITT, Lecturer. College of Education: EMILY JANE RICE, Associate Professor. MARTHA FLEMINGA, Associate Professor. OTIS VVILLIAM CALDYNELL, Associate Professor. ZONIA BABER, Associate Professor. ALICE PELOUBET NORTON, Assistant Professor. ALICE TEMPLE, Instructor, JOHN MAXWELL CROWE, Instructor. LILLIAN SOPHIA CUSHMAN, Izzstriirtor. IRA BENTON MEYERS, Instructor. ANTOINETTE BELLE HOLLISTER, Instructor. GERTRUDE VAN HOESEN, Iiistriictor. CLARA ISABEL IWITCHELL, Associate. , TELIZABETH EUPHROSYNE LANGLEY, Associate. J IRENE VVARREN, Associate. I RUTH RAYMOND, Assistant. . E SABELLA RANDOLPH, Assistant. JAMES WEBER LINN Chicago '97 ELIZABETH SPRAGUEI. Assistant. JENNY HELEN SNOW, Assistant. MRS. ZOE SMITH BRADLEY, Teacher of Music. TI-IE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION DIVISION. VVALTER A. PAYNE, Secretary of the Lecture Study Defvartnient. HENRY BIORSE-STEPHENS, Professor. GRAHAM TAYLOR, Professor. WILLIAM N ORMAN GUTHRIE, Professorial Lecturer. TOYOKICHI IYENAGA, Associate Professor. IARED G. CARTER TROOP, Associate Professor. XV. M. Rf FRENCH, Lecturer. JENKIN LLOYD JONES, Lecturer. GLENN DILLARI1 GUNN, Lecturer. JANE ADDAMS, Lecturer. KATIIARINE E. DOPP, Lecturer. ARTHUR EUGENE BESTOR, Lecturer. DAVID HEATON, Lecturer. LESILIE VVILLIS SPRAGUE, Lecturer. THE CORRESPONDENCE HERVEY FOSTER IVIALLORY, Secretary of the Correspona'ence Study Department. VVILLIAM I'IOOVER, Assistant Professor. FRANK NIELVILLE BRONSONQ, Assistant Professor. GEORGE LINNAEUS MARSII, Assistant Professor. ELLA ADAMS MOORE, Instructor. ICATHARINE ELIZABETH DOPP, Instructor. FRED HARVEY HALL CALHOUN, Instructor. ALICE HARVEY PUTNAM, Instructor. AGNES IVIATHILDE VVERGELAND, Instructor, .ANNIE MARION AIACLEAN, Instructor. CLIFTON DURANT HOWE, Instructor. BIAUDE RADFORD NVARREN, Instructor. PIENRIETTA BECKER VON ICLENZE, Instructor. 26 STUDY DEPARTMENT. IXIABEL BANTA BEESON, Instructor, DANIEI. PETER BIACIXIILLAN, Associate. JOHN VVILLIAM BAILEY, Associate. IXqYRON LUCIUS ASHLEY, Associate. IIARRTET CRANDALL, Associate. :ANNA JULIE ENKE, Associate. LATETITIA MOON CONRAD, Assistant. CHARLOTTE JEAN CIPRIANI, Assistant. GEORGE ASEURY STEPHENS, Assistant. HENRY BARTON ROBISON, Assistant. LEVI ASA STOUT, Assistant. ELEANOR IVIAY BROWN, Assistant, HENRY FREMONT KEEN, Assistant. HERBERT FRANCIS EVANS, Assistant.

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