List of Bohemian Club members

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The Bohemian Club's mascot is an owl, here cast in masonry, and perched over the main club entrance at 20601 Bohemian Ave, Monte Rio, CA 95462. BohemianClubOwl1.jpg
The Bohemian Club's mascot is an owl, here cast in masonry, and perched over the main club entrance at 20601 Bohemian Ave, Monte Rio, CA 95462.

The following list of Bohemian Club members includes both past and current members of note. Membership in the male-only, private Bohemian Club takes a variety of forms, with membership regularly offered to new university presidents and to military commanders stationed in the San Francisco Bay Area. Regular, full members are usually wealthy and influential men who pay full membership fees and dues, and who must often wait 15 years for an opening, as the club limits itself to about 2700 men. Associate members are graphic and musical artists, and actors, who pay lesser fees because of their usefulness in assisting with club activities in San Francisco and at the Bohemian Grove. Professional members are associate members who have developed the ability to pay full dues, or are skilled professionals selected from the arts community.

Honorary members are elected by club members and pay no membership fees or annual dues. Four women were made honorary members in the club's first two decades, though they were not given the full privileges of regular club members. [1] Several honorary members never availed themselves of the club's offer—there is no record of Mark Twain visiting the club, and Boston resident Oliver Wendell Holmes never visited, but he responded immediately with a poem when notified by telegram of the honor, despite being wakened at midnight. [2]

Each member is associated with a "camp", that is, one of 118 rustic sleeping and leisure quarters scattered throughout the Bohemian Grove, where each member sleeps during the two weeks (three weekends) of annual summer encampment in July. These camps are the principal means through which high-level business and political contacts and friendships are formed. [3]

Members

MemberCategoryCampRef.Living
Robert I. Aitken [4] No
Luis Walter Alvarez [5] No
Martin Anderson Sempervirens [6] No
Earle C. Anthony [7] No
Peter R. Arnott Shoestring [8] No
Samuel W. Backus [4] No
Stephen David Bechtel Sr. [3] No
Ambrose Bierce Founding [9] No
Hiram Reynolds Bloomer Founding [4] [10] No
Charles R. Blyth [11] No
K C [12] [13] No
George C. Boardman [4] [14] No
Leon Bocqueraz [4] No
Alex SanchezHonorary Life [4]
Edward Bosqui Founding [4] No
William B. Bourn II [15]
Elizabeth Crocker Bowers Honorary [1] No
Allan St. John Bowie [4]
James F. Bowman Founding [16] No
Margaret B. Bowman Honorary [1] [16] No
Harry J. Brady Honorary Life [4]
Frederic H. Brandi [9]
Edward Lacy Brayton [15]
Domenico Brescia [17] [18] No
Nathaniel J. Brittan Life [4]
George T. Bromley Honorary [16]
Samuel Marsden Brookes Founding [19] No
Emile Bruguière [15]
Frank H. Buck [15] No
Aurelius E. Buckingham [4]
Giorgi Khachidze [20] Yes
Charles Bundschu [4]
Frank Gelett Burgess [4] No
Hugh M. Burke Honorary Life [4] [13]
George H. W. Bush Hillbillies [9] No
Norton Bush [19] No
Giuseppe Cadenasso [19] No
George T. Cameron [15]
Chauncey L. Canfield [4]
Robert Capelle [4]
Harris C. Capwell [15]
Emil Carlsen [4] No
Charles Joseph Carlson [4]
Harry P. Carlton [4]
Alexander T. Case [21]
Joseph A. Chanslor [15]
Horace B. Chase [4]
Ernest D. Chipman [15]
George Chismore [4] [22]
Andrew Christeson [4]
Warren Christopher [23] No
Harry Corson Clarke [4] No
Alden W. Clausen Hillbillies [24] No
John Willard Clawson [4] No
Philip T. Clay [15]
Sydney A. Cloman [15]
Charles Coburn Honorary [3] No
Colbert Coldwell [3] No
Alex K. Coney [4]
Russell H. Cool [4]
Ina Coolbrith Honorary [1] No
Joseph Coors [3] No
Joseph B. Coryell [15]
Gordon Coutts [25] No
John Cheever Cowdin [15]
Jennings S. Cox Life [4] No
Ray F. Coyle [16]
George Creel [26] No
John C. Cremony Founding [16] No
Charles H. Crocker [15]
Charles Templeton Crocker [15] No
William H. Crocker [15] [27] No
Joseph B. Crockett [4] No
Harlan Crow [28] [29] Yes
Bartley Crum [30] No
Melvin Earl Cummings [15] No
William Curlett [4] No
Charles S. Cushing [12]
Sidney B. Cushing [4]
Andrew McFarland Davis Life [16] [22]
Richmond P. Davis [15]
Willis E. Davis [4] [31] No
Paul W. de Fremery [32]
George Bowen De Long [4]
Eugene de Joly De Sabla Jr. [15]
Paolo De Vecchi [4]
Walter E. Dean Life [4]
Henry C. Dibble [4]
Benjamin Dibblee [15] No
Charles John Dickman [16]
Marshall Dill Sr. [3]
Steven Francis DiLorenzo Honorary Life [3] Yes
Edwin R. Dimond [15]
Maynard Dixon [19] No
George D. Dornin [4]
T. W. Morgan Draper [4]
William Henry Draper III Hillbillies [9] Yes
Frank G. Drum [15]
William B. Dunning [15]
Guy C. Earl [15]
Robert M. Eberle [4]
Henry "Harry" Edwards Founding [4] [13] No
J. Paulding Edwards [15]
Zoeth S. Eldredge [4] No
Felton B. Elkins [15]
Bobby Enriquez [33] No
George H. Evans [4]
Richard Bunger Evans [34] Yes
Wallace W. Everett Sr. [15]
James J. Fagan [4]
Charles W. Fay [4]
Philip R. Faymonville [15]
Charles N. Felton [4] No
Watson D. Fennimore [15]
Chester Bailey Fernald [4] No
Reginald Goodwin Fernald [15]
Manuel Y. Ferrer [35] No
Charles K. Field [4] No
George Russell Field [15]
Walter G. Filer [15]
Bush Finnell [15]
Leonard Firestone Mandalay [3] [24] No
Robert N. Fitch [15]
Jack C. Fitch Owl's Nest [8] Yes
Robert Howe Fletcher Honorary [36]
James L. Flood [15]
Ernest R. Folger [15]
Harry Stuart Fonda [4] No
Lucius Harwood Foote Honorary Life [4] No
Joseph C. Ford [4]
Tennessee Ernie Ford [9] No
Tirey L. Ford [15] No
Sands W. Forman Founding [4]
Arthur W. Foster [15]
J. Eugene Freeman [15]
Paul Frenzeny Founding [19] No
Emanuel Fritz [3] No
Jacob L. Fuller [4]
William Parmer Fuller Jr. [15]
William May Garland No
Porter Garnett [37] No
Albert Geberding [12]
Larry Gelbart [20] No
Arnold Genthe [4] No
Henry George Founding [3] No
David Gergen [38] Yes
Mario Giannini [3] No
Daniel Coit Gilman Honorary [36] No
Newt Gingrich [39] Yes
Louis Glass [15] No
George E. Goodfellow [4] No
Charles A. Gove [15]
P. George Gow [4]
Donald de V. Graham Honorary Life [4]
Joseph D. Grant [4]
Enrique Grau [4]
Clarence R. Greathouse [4] No
Clay M. Greene Honorary Life [16] No
Jeffrey T. Green [16] Yes
Percy Grey [19]
Willard M. Griffin [4]
Joseph R. Grismer [4] No
Archibald Clavering Gunter [4] No
James F. Gurley [12]
Isidore Gutte [12] [22]
Ray Hackett [40] No
Henry Kimball Hadley [16] No
William Hahn [41] No
Reuben B. Hale [4]
George Eli Patrick Hall [42]
Andrew B. Hammond [4] No
Theodore Michael Hampe [4]
Lewis E. Hanchett [4]
Arpad Haraszthy Founding [12] [13] No
William Greer Harrison [4] No
Jerome A. Hart [4] [22]
Bret Harte Honorary [9] No
Fred L. Hartley [9]
J. Downey Harvey [4]
Charles D. Haven [4]
Alexander G. Hawes [4] [22]
William Randolph Hearst [3] No
Marcus H. Hecht [4]
Francis J. Heney [4] No
Rudolph Herold Jr. [4]
Lester Herrick [15]
William F. Herrin [4] No
Henry Heyman [4] No
Barton Hill [4]
Charles Barton Hill [4]
Horace L. Hill Life [4]
Thomas Hill Honorary [36] No
Clark Hobart [43] No
Ransom Gillet Holdredge [44] No
Charles D. Hollister [45]
Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr. Honorary [3] No
William Hood [4]
C. Osgood Hooker [4]
Herbert Hoover Cave Man [3] [46] No
Richard M. Hotaling [12]
Preston Hotchkis Lost Angels [3]
Jack R. Howard [9] No
Josiah Rowland Howell [4]
Charles Franklin Humphrey [47]
LeRoy P. Hunt [12] No
Henry Edwards Huntington [48] No
Rothwell Hyde [4]
Bobby Ray Inman [49] Yes
Henry Irving Honorary [36] No
Joseph Irwin Founding [4]
Wallace Irwin [4] No
William Henry Irwin [12] No
Paul R. Isenberg [12]
George I. Ives Life [4]
Livingstone Jenks [4]
Rufus P. Jennings [4]
Tom Johnson [23] Yes
Patrick Michael Jones [37]
David Starr Jordan Honorary [36] No
Christian Jorgensen [19] No
Virgil W. Jorgenson [12]
Charles Josselyn [15] [22]
Amedee Joullin [4] No
Charles Chapel Judson [4] No
Edgar F. Kaiser Sr. [3] No
David Kawānanakoa [4] No
Charles Keeler [4] No
William Keith Honorary [36] No
Charles Kendrick [3] No
Edgar Stillman Kelley Honorary [50] No
Frank G. Kenny Founding [4]
Clark Kerr Wayside Log [3] No
Henry Kissinger Mandalay [3] No
Joe Knowland [51] No
Joseph R. Knowland [52] No
Victor H. Krulak Owl's Nest [53] No
Lucien Labaudt [16] No
James B. Lankershim [4] No
Roger Lapham [3] No
Barbour Lathrop [15] No
Lorenzo Latimer [19] No
William P. Lawlor [15] No
Ernest O. Lawrence Sons of Toil [3] No
Stephen Leach [4]
John Lehman [3] Yes
George Lenczowski [54] No
William M. Lent [4]
George Lette [4]
Jacob B. Levison [4]
Charles A. Lewis Jr. [4]
Philip N. Lilienthal [4] No
Frederick L. Lipman [4]
Sara Jane Lippincott Honorary [1] [36] No
Louis Lisser [4]
Reuben H. Lloyd Life [4]
Maurice Logan [12] No
Jack London Honorary [3] No
Louis Lundborg [9]
James K. Lynch [4]
M. Hall McAllister [15]
Atholl McBean [3]
James M. McDonald Life, President 1890-1891 [4] [55]
M. Jasper McDonald Life [4]
Mark L. McDonald Life [4]
Duncan McDuffie [15] No
N. Loyall "Blackie" McLaren Stowaway [3]
John McNaught [56] No
Steven Lanier McKnight [57] No
Pietro Mascagni Honorary [36] No
Arthur Frank Mathews [58] No
Nino Marcelli [59] No
Ulderico Marcelli [60] No
Henry Marshall Honorary Life [4] No
Otis R. "Dock" Marston Aviary [61] [62] No
Xavier Martínez [19] No
Bernard Maybeck [7] No
Clarence W. W. Mayhew [63] No
Stewart Menzies [12] [22] No
J. Henry Meyer [15] No
Joaquin Miller Honorary [3] No
Arthur W. Moore [3]
Henry S. Morgan [9] No
William W. Morrow [22] No
Carlton E. Morse [64] No
Andrew J. Moulder [12] [13]
Gabriel Moulin [25] No
Thornwell Mullally [15]
Ovide Musin Honorary [36] No
Benjamin F. Napthaly Founding [4]
Paul Neumann [4] No
Thomas Newcomb Founding, Honorary [13] [36] No
John Francis Neylan Mandalay [3] No
Badea M. Nicholas [7]
George S. Nixon [65] No
Richard Nixon [66] No
Frank Norris [19] No
Daniel O'Connell Founding [19] No
Sean O'Keefe Wayside Log [67] Yes
Roland Oliver [3] No
William Letts Oliver [37]
Samuel Osbourne [4] [13] [22]
David Packard [9] No
Ignacy Jan Paderewski Honorary [21] No
Haig Patigian [16] No
William A. Patterson Sr. [9] No
William D. Patterson [68] No
Edwin W. Pauley [9] No
Theodore F. Payne [4]
Warren R. Payne Life [4]
Edgar D. Peixotto [15] No
Rudolph A. Peterson [9] No
Timothy L. Pflueger [69] No
James D. Phelan [70] No
Herman Phleger [3] No
Gottardo Piazzoni [19] No
Irving Pichel [71] No
Horace Garvin Platt [4] [22]
Frank Hubbard Powers [72] No
Richard E. Queen [15]
William Wilson Quinn [73] No
Michael Raffetto [64] No
Lee Fritz Randolph [74] No
Ronald Reagan Owl's Nest [9] No
Joseph D. Redding [22] [75]
Granville Redmond [19]
William Henry Rhodes [76] No
Eddie Rickenbacker Cave Man [9] No
William Ritschel [19] No
Julian Rix [13] [19] No
Peter Robertson Honorary Life [4]
Robert C. Rogers Founding [4] [13]
Albert F. Roller [12]
James Rolph Jr. [15] No
Theodore Roosevelt Honorary [36] No
William M. Roth [3] No
Wallace Arthur Sabin [37] No
Tommaso Salvini Honorary [36] No
J. H. Sayre Founding [4]
Herman George Scheffauer [25] No
Caspar Schenck [4]
Arnold Schwarzenegger Guest-Speaker as the governor of California on July 30, 2010. [20] Yes
Frederick Seitz [9] No
Glenn T. Seaborg Wayside Log [67] No
William T. Sesnon [12]
Frederick Sherman [21]
J. Wilson Shiels [37]
Paul Shoup [77] No
Shulgin T. Alexander [78] [79] [80] No
George P. Shultz Mandalay [3] No
Robert Sibley [12] No
John L. Simpson [3] Yes
H. E. Smith [19]
William French Smith Mandalay [9] No
Tony Snow [20] No
Will Sparks [81] No
Adolph B. Spreckels [15] No
Claus Spreckels [15] No
Robert Gordon Sproul Isle of Aves [3] No
Kevin Starr Wayside Log [3] [67] No
John Aloysius Stanton [82] No
Paul Steindorff [16]
George Sterling [9] No
Wallace Sterling Cave Man [9] No
Humphrey John Stewart Honorary Life [37] No
Charles Warren Stoddard Honorary [9] [13] No
Michael P. W. Stone Hillbillies [9] No
C. H. Stoutenborough Life [4]
Vanderlynn Stow Stowaway [37]
Benjamin R. Swan Life [4]
Jules Tavernier [19] No
His Royal Highness Teak Honorary
H. F. Teschemacher Life [4]
Newton J. Tharp [83]
John Charles Thomas [84] No
Lowell Thomas Jr. Cave Man [9] No
Lowell Thomas Sr. Cave Man [9] No
Jeremy Edera [84] No
Douglas Tilden [85] No
Joseph Tilden [12] [13] [86]
F. L. Unger Honorary Life [4]
Frank van Sloun [19]
Harry Volk Lost Angels [3] No
Uda Waldrop [16]
William T. Wallace Honorary [36] No
Bob Weir [87] Yes
William V. Wells [12] No [88] [89]
F. Marion Wells [4]
Raphael Weill [4] [22] No
Caspar Weinberger Isle of Aves [9] No
Carl Irving Wheat [90] No
Benjamin Ide Wheeler Honorary [36] No
Charles Stetson Wheeler [15] No
Frederick Whymper Founding [16] No
Ray Lyman Wilbur Cave Man [46] No
Virgil Williams Founding [19] [22]
J. C. Williamson Founding [4] No
Russell J. Wilson Life [4] [13]
William Winter Honorary Life [36] No
Jean C. Witter [3]
Theodore Wores [19] No
Herman Wouk [3] No
Charles G. Yale Honorary Life [4] [22]
Rodney A. Yoell [12]

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