Milo Culture Club constitution

The Milo Culture Club was founded at Augustana College and Theological Seminary on October 16, 1902, as an outgrowth of the Milo and La Calcirora gymnastics clubs. It was a coeducational group consisting of thirty active members (fifteen women and fifteen men) and an unlimited number of passive members. The club's purpose was to "promote culture in general" among its members, and its motto was "More Improvement, Life's Object." The club met twice monthly, usually at a member's home or in the campus gymnasium, and its meetings incorporated lectures, music, recitations, and social culture.

The Milo Culture Club appears to have been a short-lived organization, as it does not appear in the Augustana Observer, Rockety-I, or Augustana College Catalog after 1903. It did, however, organize the Milo Quartett, which continued to perform for several years after the Milo Culture Club disbanded and eventually became the most prominent quartet at Augustana.