The National Civil Service Reform League was organized in 1881, with George William Curtis as its first President. Since then the Presidents have been, in succession, Carl Schurz, Daniel C. Gilman, Joseph H. Choate, Charles W. Eliot, Richard Henry Dana and William Dudley Foulke. Frederick C. Gratwick Henry W. Sprague Ansley Wilcox New York City Elbridge L. Adams Ellen Shaw Barlow Roscoe C. E. Brown Charles Burlingham Charles C. Burlingham Horace E. Deming Albert de Roode Samuel H. Fisher Edwin F. Gay Jerome D. Greene Murray Seasongood Murray M. Shoemaker Charles P. Taft, 2nd Charles B. Wilby Cleveland Mayo Fesler Belle Sherwin PENNSYLVANIA Ardmore James H. Moffatt Philadelphia Albert Smith Faught W. W. Montgomery, Jr. Imogen B. Oakley Frank M. Riter William McM. Rutter Lewis S. Van Dusen Herbert Welsh Clinton Rogers Woodruff Swarthmore Frank Aydelotte Pittsburgh A. Leo Weil WISCONSIN Milwaukee William C. Quarles |