Revolt. The 1935 Dutch Treat Club Yearbook HC Private Press Humor/Nudes RareBook

Cultural Elite Still Does Lunch, And It's Still a Private Conversation The New York Times, 2008 ABOUT The Dutch Treat Club was founded in 1905 by The lunch was "dutch" -- everybody paid his own bill. From this beginning grew an institution with over 350 members, including some of the most creative minds in America. In the past the Club produced elaborate musical and dramatic entertainments at an annual banquet. had been a member for 52 years when he died at the age of 107. Since 1920 the club has produced a yearbook whose contributors have included Life). TODAY, Very rare book. Has a signature in front George "someone" I'm not sure of the last name. Pages are in very good shape for age. Hardcover is also in nice shape. Has some signs of age but binding solid.