The Washington times., 1905-08-09
MEMBERSHIP LIST
CONSTANTLY GROWS
Washington Canoe Club
Gets Good Start.
LEVY NO ASSESSMENTS
Clause in Constitution Prohibits Such
Course-May Have Club House
This Season.
LEVY NO ASSESSMENTS

The third meeting of the Washington
Canoe Club was held last night at 14lI
New York avenue, for the purpose OF
passing on a number OF new applicants
and TO adopt constitution. Prominent
among the new members admitted last
night we're William 4. Cowles. Dr. f
NJ. Ward, Arthur McConviHe, r, J.
Beau. and z. B. O'Leary. all having
been formerly associated with the old
Columbia Athletic Club, and having rep
resented that club in aquatic sports.
Carl sIoddard. vice president, presid-
ed in the absence of President F'racker.
To Assessments.
The article in the constitution. which
was c.rried unanimously upon first read
ing end with much applause was one
which stated that under no conditions
coult any assessment be made on any
menber of the club. Another which
was unanimously passed was TO the ef-
feet that any action taken by the board
of governors could be reviewed IN spe-
cia meeting upon application Of twenty
members and upon reviewa1 could be
re1ersed by two-thirdds vote of the
enire club,
B. Maize, chairman of the building
committee, explained 10 the members the
proposed plans for the new club building
Which IS TO be put up IN the next rev
nlsnths, possibly before the end of the
pIsent season.
L was originally intended to have only
ole hundred members, but because Of
tie numerous a~alicants who are well
klown among the present membership
tbs plan may be changed 10 admit 11U
Numbers. Following is list of The
membership TO date.
Tie Membership.
Willard Fracizer, Carl ". stoddard
Lwrence F. Eberbaeh, ". B. Whipple.
Y z. Garrett, John O. La Gorce. Guy
B Marean. S B. Maize, Edward II.
EZ. f. b. Finch, T. b Amiss jr.. W.
H Collins, A. F. Skinner, Q. L. Whip
pk F. A Collins. John w. Calvert, H.
G Smythy, D. W. Reinohl. c. Z.
Waters. l. f. Schreiner, E H Ten
nelt. 7. P. Polk, T. P. Dodge, E. n.
Willis. F. E. Alder. ]. T. Watkins. VIII
liam Stewart, ]. f Robb, H l. Hill,
Sarie. w. Z. Bennett. 2. I Kidd, F.
" Albert, William NJ. Waite. d. S.
Misterson, II. c. Bangs, George W.
va. d. NJ. Smith. Fred ". Moore, Z.
Z. Stoughton. Z. ID. Blackstone. Robert
Nicer. 4. D. Smith, Charles d.
f55geEi flanbanks. : Royal e Mafsan' s. B1rnhaTn NJ .
Villain NJ Mason F. F. Richards.
W. r. Evans. R r. Brott, c. II. Baker,
ChaFles H. Ourand, z. II. Andrews,
F ,. Couden. ". n. Harrington Ham
mel Henry z. Duckstein, ". T. Sum
my, Frank Jones, John Medwin, r, Q.
Whtford, J, Phil Hearth, ". L Todd,
jr. Horace woodward HartwelI Ma
c;artey. DR.. =. y I1oEnge7Iroys William
McOnvine, r. ]. Bean, E. B. O'Leary
Hor3ce Woodward. James a Brearley,
Edwrd A Schmitt. James F. Patter-
son. DIR. A Scott Wolfe, DR., ". W
Iodes. Dr. James Yates. j. z,
Farmer, Harry Chandlee, Frank [ liner
Itonad c. Craig.
Tn, following members were elected
as o1cers last Tuesday night
William Fraclzer, PRESIDENT Carl W
c. Spddar, vice president; W. B. Whip
tary: R Garrett, commodore John o
La Gree. vice commodore. The board
of go-ernors consists Of the following
Haydn Collins, chairman; 2. Y. Finch
Guy 1arean. Edward II. Etz, and S. 3
Maize