Constitution, circa 1902

his collection consists of a single item: the Milo Culture Club constitution. The constitution is handwritten on nine small sheets of note paper. Although it is undated, it was likely drafted during the club's first meeting in October 1902. The constitution discusses the mission and activities of the club, duties and election of officers, frequency and location of meetings, and establishment and roles of committees. In conducting its business, the Milo Culture Club adhered strictly to Henry Martyn Robert's Pocket Manual of Rules of Order for Deliberative Assemblies, also known as Robert's Rules of Order.