The American Social Hygiene Association, Inc [1916]
The American Social Hygiene Association, Inc
105 West Fortieth Street, New York City
| HONORARY PRESIDENT Charles W. Elliot, Cambridge, Mass |
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| PRESIDENT | |
| Abram W. Harris, Chicago, Ill. | |
| VICE-PRESIDENTS | |
| ACTIVE | HONORARY |
| David Starr Jordan William T. Forster Felix M. Warburg Walter T. Sumner |
Miss Jane Addams R. Fulton Cutting James Cardinal Gibbons O. Edward Janney, M.D. |
| TREASURER | |
| Henry L. Higginson, Boston, Mass. | |
| SECRETARY | |
| Donald R. Hooker, M.D., Baltimore, Md | |
| BOARD OF DIRECTORS | |
| Abram W. Harris, Chairman | |
| Thomas M. Balliet, New York | Henry James, Jr. New York |
| Hugh Cabot, M.D. Boston | Edward L. Keyes, Jr. M.D, New York |
| Mrs. Martha P. Falconer, Darlington, Pa. | Delcevare King, Boston |
| Jerome D. Greene, New York | Lawrence Litchfield, M.D. Pittsburgh |
| William A. Greer, New York | James Bronson Reynolds, New York |
| Wirt W. Hallam, Chicago | Mrs. Raymond Robins, Chicago |
| Robert W. Hebberd. Albany | E. R. A. Seligman, New York |
| Thomas N. Hepburn, M.D. Hartford | William F. Snow, M.D., New York |
| Mrs. Christian A. Herter, New York | Mrs. Anna Garlin Spencer, Meadville, Pa. |
| Donald R. Hooker, M.D., Baltimore | Percy Werner, St. Louis |
| Edward Jackson, M.D. Denver | |
| Secretary, ex officio | |
| EXECUTIVE OFFICERS | |
| James Bronson Reynolds Counsel, Law Department Bascom Johnson Assistant Counsel |
William Freeman Snow, M.D. General Secretary, Education Department James H. Foster Assistant Secretary |
| BRANCH OFFICES | |
| Central States Division | |
| Walter Clarke, Field Secretary, 1949 People's Gas Bldg, Chicago, Ill | |
| Western States Division Thomas D. Eliot, Field Secretary, 637 Phelan Building, San Francisco, Calif. |
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Purpose: "The purpose of this Association shall be to acquire and diffuse knowledge of the established principles and practices and of any new methods, which promote or give assurance of promoting social health; to advocate the highest standards of private and public morality; to suppress commercialized vice; to organize the defense of the community by every available means, educational, sanitary, or legislative, against the disease of vice; to conduct on request inquiries into the present condition of prostitution and the venereal diseases in American towns and cities; and to secure mutual acquaintance and sympathy and cooperation among the local societies for these and similar purposes." Membership: "Members of this Association shall be either individuals or societies." Individual members and their dues are grouped as follows: Founders: $1000 a year for three years or more; Patrons, $500 a year for a year or more; Benefactors, $250 a year for a year or more; Life members, $100 a year for a year or more; Sustaining Members , those who give $10 a year during their membership; Members, those who give $5 a year during their membership. "Any society organized for or carrying out in whole or in part the general purposes specified in the constitution may be elected to membership in this Association upon payment of annual dues of not less than $10, but shall preserve its autonomy and independence as a local organization. |
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