Union League Club of Los Angeles: Twenty-Fifth Anniversary

Los Angeles: Harry T. Watson, 1914. Hardcover. Very Good. Green cloth board with title and Union League insignia stamped in gilt on front cover. Some loss at head of spine; exposed board at corners. Interior is clean. Frontispiece photo of club building with tissue guard.[162] pages. 10 x 7.5 inches. One copy noted on OCLC (California State Library at Sacramento). Anniversary yearbook for the Union League Club of Los Angeles. Includes portraits of member portraits (including 60 full-page portraits), ten full-page photographs of the Union League Club building interiors (the library, ladies' and main dining rooms, rest and music room, buffet and bar, billiard parlor, kitchen, a dormitory room, etc.), a four-page history and introduction to the club, full membership directory, and its by-laws and rules. Founded in 1890, the Union League Club was housed in the Union League Building, aka the Fashion League Building, in downtown (W 2nd & S Hill Streets) between 1911 and 1920. The club served as the political club house of the Republican Party in Southern California.