The Portland daily press., 1901-01-28
GOTH CENTURY.
l.xsss cius Organized In mi. city sat-
arday Evening.

In LnH ObmAlOM GuHnOtA onAuA0cA Va hA1
City building, Saturday evening. was
held the first ssssion of the Twentieth
Centrury club, which was fully orga-
nised and which will be incorporated un-
der the laws of the state in a few days.
This club will be not only social,
but q literary organization as we'll. 1t
includes many of the most prominent
professional and business men In Port
land and 1t Is believed that its rolls will
contain sO0 names within short time.
The club at first intended to purchase
the Dr. Pendleton house on the corner
of State and Congress streets, but this
was sold and now the club proposes to
purchase lot and ersot a new building.
Saturday night tine club elected the fol-
lowing officers:
President-Just,cs W. l.. Putnam.
Vice Presidents--Dr. 3. U. Gordon,
en- Gov. Il. u. Cleaves. Judge Joseph W.
Symonds an 4 Hon. Fred K. Richards.
Secretary-C. Ii. Pease.
Treasurer-Wood ). Eaton.
Trustees for three years-Henry +.
Cox, DIR. Weeks, E. b. winslow and Dr.
h. Il. Holt; for two years, Col. II. N.
Dow, 4. NJ. Lawrence, Hon. q. III. Kan
dali ana Col. Il. E. boothby; for one year,
Hon. Clarence Hals, Hon. George +.
wescott, Ammi whitney and J.w. Tabor.
Those who have already agreed to join
the club are the following:
E. G. Abbott, +. E. Allsn, Charles q.
Allen, Vim. q. Allen, II. o. Bailey, W.
L. Blake, Frederick Il. Boothby, N. +.
Bolster, q. W, Bray. II. j. Brown, Hen
~ Ii. Brock, Harry Butler, W. Chamber
lain, wilford G. Chapman, o. G. Chap
man, Henry b. Cleaves, Chas. Cook, IL,
Nj, Cousins, W. L. Cousins, Edward W.
Cox, Henry p. Cox, Geo G. Cummings,
j. W. Dsering, K. f. Doten, Fred N.
Dow, Josiah Ii. Drummond, Jr., W. 5.
Eaton, b. N. Edwards, +. E. Eastman,
Daniel f. Emery, T.. 5. Everett, j. W.
Fitzpatrick, b. b. Foster, Enoch Foster,
NJ. p. Frank, Geo. q. Frye, Hanno W.
Gage, q. W. L. Goding, q. o. Haskell,
q. M. Hay, Frederic Henry Gerrish, 5.
9. Gordon, Clarercs Hale, IL. L. Har-
mon. Charles q. Harmon, James +.
Hawkes., Oscar II. Hersey, Leroy Il.
Hight, K. L. Holt, Arthur X. Hunt, K.
Q. Jones, IL. NJ. Jones, j. b. keating,
l. e. kimball, s. l.. Larrabee, 7. 5.
Laughlin, Joshua G. Libby, franklin
III. Lawrence, A. r. Leighton, Joseph A.
Locke, VIM. Il. Looney, N. III. Marshall,
G. p. Mattocks, Charles MCCARTHY Jr.,
Grant Mcdonald, Geo. McQuillan,
II. S. Mslcher, Henry f. Merrill, +, b.
Milliken, VIM. II. MiIliken, A. A. Mont
gomery, Carroll W. Morrill,, W. b. Moul-
ton, E. II. Niekerson, j. b. O'Neil, ID.
S. Osgood, Geo. q. Owen, II. b. Pen
nell, W. l.. Putnam, Chas. II. Randall.
+. L. Richards, ID, W. Kicker, p.
Kicker, Albert ). Hines, David L. Rines,
j. Henry Rines, Albert g. Rollins, Hut
son B. Saunders, Geo. y. Shaw, Thos.
p. shaw, A. q. Schiotterbeck, Leonard
D. Short, Owen Smith, Luoien Snow,
David W. Snow, E. p. Staples, John q.
Stevens, Charles A. Strout, Henry W.
Swasey, Joseph W. Symonds, J. W.
Tabor, Aug. 3 Thayer. Benz. Thomp-
son, j. II. Thomson, H. +. Twitchell,
stephen II. Weeks, George p. Westoott,
Robert L. Whitehouss. Ammi whitney,
j. S. winslow, E. b. winslow, Geo. W.
York.
The site for the new club house has
not as yet been selected Dut tnis matter
will be attended to within few weeks.
The new club promises to become one of
the largest and most popular In the city.
The Kalmia club will hold Its regular
meeting Monday evening, January rs,
with Mrs. John Oaks Burke, l63 Clark
street. Mrs. N. p. Burgess win give
talk on Emerson before the Excelsior
club on Tuesday, the 26. at Mrs. Sar-
gents, 42 Atlantic street. Members win
please note change OF day.
The young ladies OF the fraternity
house have formed club which will be
called the Young Ladies' independent
Club, Miss Louise Peterson being Sc
lected as president, Miss Annie Knights
as secretary and Miss Bessie Murphy as
treasurer,