Records of the Spee Club, 1867-1983.

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Records of the Spee Club, 1867-1983.

The records document the history and activities of the Spee Club, with the bulk of the records dating from after the name change in 1914; a small amount of records document the group as the Zeta Psi Club. The records include general information, versions of the constitution and by-laws, financial records, publications, and memorabilia. The general information, 1867-1983, includes invitations, menus, and mailings to members (9 folders). The mailings orginate from both the Spee Club and the Trustees of the Spee Club; the latter contain some financial information. Financial records include bills paid by J. A. Noyes, 1912-1913 (1 folder). Memorabilia includes Zeta Psi medals belonging to Edgar Huidekoper Wells (AB 1897), James Atkins Noyes (AB 1883), medal on chain belonging to William Grosvenor (AB 1909), and medal on crimson ribbon belonging to William Lothrop Allen (AB 1886). The memorabilia series also includes a Spee Club medal, designed in 1914, belonging to James Atkins Noyes. Publications include catalogs of Zeta Psi and Spee Club; these are cataloged and classified individually in HOLLIS.

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Harvard University Archives.

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Noyes, James Atkins, 1857-

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