Mary Quayle Innis, Personal Diary. [1915-1916].

Second Cabinet

Arrangements — Alice Taggert Announcements — Alice Kitchell Ushering — Lorna Lavery

Lists — Ellinor Doty Social — Frances Roberts

Blackboards — Cora Anthony Posters — Helena Stevens

Madras — Mildred Clark Bulletin — Lucy Wells

Rooms — Elizabeth Edwards Social — Sarah Mulroy

Freshman Frolic — Judith Cattell “C” Book — Rosalind Keating

Lists — Mary Allen

Church — Kathryn Chandler Classes — Louise Magor

Helene Cadmus

Dorothy Dorsey

Blanche Apple

Publicity — Marjorie Rohan Social — Helen Wescott Finance — Margaret Ducker Dues — Gladys Goceman

Candy — Bula Burke Special Sales — Jeanette Harvey Dues — Celeste Post

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THE CHRISTIAN UNION

The Christian Union was organized as a Board of the University of Chicago by action of the Trustees, April 30, 1901. As reorganized in 1914 its purposes, constituency and organization are as follows:

I. Purpose

1. To federate and give larger efficiency to the officially recognized interdenominational or undenominational organizations ministering to the moral and religious welfare of the University.

2. To determine the general policy of moral and religious activities with the University.

3. To assist in financing its constituent co-operating organizations and such other moral and religious activities as may appear to the Board needed and practicable.

4. To suggest to the President, University preachers and have general oversight of the administration of the preach-| ing services in the University.

5. To co-operate in the work of the University of Chicago Settlement.

6. To give official recognition to student organizations for moral and religious ends.

II. Membership

1 . Ex-officio

(a) The President of the University. (b) The Recorder of the University. (c) The Chaplain of the University. (d) The Director of the University Choir. (e) The Dean of Women. (f) The presidents or chairmen of its co-operating organizations. (g) The salaried secretaries of such organizations. (h) The Chairman of the Settlement Board.

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2. Appointment by the President of the University.

(a) Ten members of the Faculties of the University. (b) Ten members of the student body, to be nominated by the student council and such other officially recognized student bodies as may take action for this end.

III. Officers

1. The officers of the Board of the Christian Union shall be elected at its first meeting in the Spring quarter of each year. They shall hold office until their successors are elected. 2. The officers shall be a chairman and a vice-chairman who shall be members of the Faculties of the University, a Treasurer and a Secretary. Their duties shall be those usually attached to their offices. 3. Standing Committees of the Board shall be appointed on Finance Philanthropy Sunday and chapel services Religious work

An executive Committee shall also be appointed, composed of the officers and chairmen of standing committees.

V. Meetings

1. The Board of the Christian Union shall hold regular meetings on the third Saturday of each month, and such special meetings as may be called by the chairnan of the Board. 2. At the regular meetings, reports shall be made by the standing committees ind the representatives of the co-operating organizations.

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Members and Officers of the Board of the Christian Union -- 1915-1916

Chairman, Edgar J. Goodspeed Vice-Chairman, Fred Merrifield Secretary-Treasurer, Orville D. Miller

Ex-Officio Members

University Chaplain President University Settlement Board Choir Director Dean of Women President Y. W. C. L. Advisory Board Chairman Y. M. C. A. Administrative Council General Secretary Y. W. C. L. Secretary Y. M. C. A. President Volunteer Band President Y. W. C. L. President Y. M. C. A.

Faculty Members Appointed by President

Shailer Mathews A. A. Stagg Fred Merrfield J. M. Coulter J. A. Field J. R. Hulbert E. T. Merrill D. A. Robertson C. W. Wright Conyers Read

10 Student Members to be Appointed by the President

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CHURCHES NEAR THE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS

Baptist —

Hyde Park Baptist church, 56th street and Woodlawn avenue. (See special page.)

Woodlawn Baptist church, 62nd street and University avenue.

Catholic —

St. Thomas’, 55th street and Kimbark avenue.

St. Ambrose, 47th street and Ellis I avenue.

Holy Cross church, 65th street and Jackson avenue.

Christian Science — (See special page.)

Congregational —

University Congregational church, 56th street and Dorchester avenue. (See special page.)

Disciples —

Hyde Park church of Disciples (Christian), 57th street and University avenue. (See special page.)

Episcopal —

Christ Church, 65th street and Woodlawn avenue.

St. Paul’s, 50th street and Dorchester avenue. (See special page.)

Church of the Redeemer, 56th street and Blackstone avenue.

Methodist —

McCabe Memorial church, 54th street and Blackstone avenue.

Woodlawn Park Methodist church, 64th street and Woodlawn avenue.

Presbyterian —

Hyde Park Presbyterian church, 53rd street and Blackstone avenue. (See special page.)

Woodlawn Park Presbyterian church, 64th street and Woodlawn avenue.

Woodlawn United Presbyterian church, 62d street and Woodlawn avenue.

Unitarian —

Memorial chapel, 57th street and Woodlawn avenue.

Universallst —

Woodlawn, 6342 Kimbark avenue. St. Paul’s, 30th street and Prairie ave-

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