California Club
private club
| California Club link () | |
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| Formation | 1888 |
| Headquarters | Los Angeles, California,USA |
| Membership | Robert O. Anderson, Jack L. Ashby, Lloyd L. Austin, Francis S. Baer, Harry M. Bardt, Stanley N. Barnes, Leigh M. Battson, Wellwood E. Beall, Kenneth K. Bechtel, Stephen D. Bechtel, Stephen D. Bechtel Jr., John R. Beckett, S. Clark Beise, Louis A. Benoist, Quentin W. Best, Benjamin F. Biaginni, Alfred R. Bone Jr., John B. Bonny, S. F. Bowlby, Roy L. Brandenburger, Frederic H. Brandi, Robert L. Bridges, Carl G. Brown Jr., Zadoc W. Brown, Daniel P. Bryant, Theodore S. Burnett, Asa V. Call, Edward W. Carter, Robert L. Chambers, Norman Chandler, Allen L. Chickering, Thurmond Clarke, C. Wheeler Coberly, Dwight M. Cochran, Peter Colefax, Harry Colmery, John E. Connolly, Robert B. Coons, Gordon B. Crary Jr., Charles W. Crawford, Homer D. Crotty, Justin Dart, Charles de Bretteville, Jean T. Delacour, Robert Di Giorgio, William H. Doheny, Emmett E. Doherty, Jermone K. Doolan, Howard W. Dougherty, Charles E. Ducommun, Henry Duque, Rollin P. Eckis, John E. Elliott, Northcutt Ely, Charles W. Fay, Leonard K. Firestone, John Flanigan, Edward T. Foley, George F. Getty II, Paul Grafe, Richard A. Grant, James C. Greene, Courtland S. Gross, Fred G. Gurley, Robert J. Hadden, Najeeb E. Halaby, Prentis C. Hale Jr., Stanton G. Hale, Fred L. Hartley, Robert M. Haynie, William G. Henshaw, Charles S. Hobbs, Paul G. Hoffman, Herbert Hoover Jr., Herbert Hoover III, Jack K. Horton, Preston Hotchkis, Jack H. How, Robert S. Ingersoll, R. F. Ingold, Robert L. Ireland III, L. Otis Ivey, George D. Jagels, Frederick 0. Johnson, Charles S. Jones, Thomas V. Jones, Earle M. Jorgensen, John W. Jorgensen, James S. Kemper, William J. Kenney, Clark Kerr, John R. Kiely, Frank L. King, Frederick G. Larkin Jr., Hubert F. Laugham, Ernest J. Loebbecke, Thomas L. Lowe, Daniel K. Ludwig, Louis B. Lundborg, E. Wilson Lyon, Emmett W. MacCorkle Jr., John R. Mage, Ernest S. Marsh, Marcus Mattson, Atholl McBean, Dennis McCarthy, William James McClung, Leonard F. Mccollum, Marshall F. McComb, John A. McCone, Malcolm McDuffie, G. Thomas McElwrath, Raymond A. McGuire, Thomas G. McGuire, John B. Merritt, Wilson Meyer, Richard W. Millar, Otto N. Miller, Robert W. Miller, William H. Mordy, Carlton G. Morehouse, C. C. Moseley, Henry T. Mudd, William C. Mullendore, Franklin D. Murphy, James Mussatti, Robert F. Niven, George J. O'Brien, John O'Melveny, Eugene Overton, Nathaniel Paschall, Lee G. Paul, W. G. Peoples, Rudolph A. Peterson, Paul A. Pflueger, Herman Phleger, John J. Pike, Thomas P. Pike, Christian W. Planje, Charles H. Quinn, Richard S. Rheem, Karl B. Rodi, Albert B. Ruddock, Chester A. Rude, Donald J. Russell, Harrison Ryon, Benno C. Schmidt, William P. Scott Jr., Ralph W. Seely, William T. Sesnon, James G. Shea, James G. Shields Jr., Forrest N. Shumway, Emmett G. Solomon, J. E. Wallace Sterling, Samuel S. Stevens, Ron Stever, Arthur C. Stewart, William L. Stewart, Thomas M. Storke, Dorsey E. Straitliff, Mark R. Sullivan, Walter H. Sullivan Jr., William A. Swinerton, Nathaniel M. Symonds, Waller Taylor II, Wellman P. Thayer, Alfred R. Thomas, Charles S. Thomas, Charles B. Thornton, William J. Travers, Jasper W. Tully, H. C. Turner Jr., Edward R. Valentine, Howard G. Vesper, Harry J. Volk, Richard Walberg, Robert W. Walker,Robert E Wallace, Robert S. Warner, Edward H. Wasson, George S. Wheaton, John R. White, Dwight Whiting, George N. Whiting, Leland K. Whittier, Thomas Wolfe, Fulton W. Wright, J. Perry Yates, |
| "The people who own Los Angeles belong to the California Club." | |
The California Club is an invitation-only private club established in 1888, based in Los Angeles, California.
According to the Los Angeles Times, "The people who run Los Angeles belong to the Jonathan Club; the people who own Los Angeles belong to the California Club."[1] The California Club maintains a mandatory requirement that all new member candidates wishing to gain entry must receive invitations from no less than six existing club members, pass a series of interviews by the club's membership committee, and undergo additional background and reference checks in order to obtain admission.
Members
Some members from the period 1965-1970.[2]
