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The '''Chequers Clubbe''' was a dining society at [[University of Oxford#Exeter College|Exeter College]], founded in [[Wikipedia:Hilary term|Hilary Term]] [[1914]] by [[J.R.R. Tolkien]] and Colin Cullis, and given permission by the Sub-Rector on [[January 30|30 January]] 1914. Many of the members had likely previously been members of the [[Apolausticks]], another club founded by Tolkien.<ref>[[Wayne G. Hammond]] and [[Christina Scull]] (2006), ''[[The J.R.R. Tolkien Companion and Guide]]: Reader's Guide'', p. 956</ref>
'''The Chequers Club''' was a dining club founded by [[J.R.R. Tolkien]] and Colin Cullis – many of the members had previously been members of the [[Apolausticks]], another club founded by Tolkien.
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Tolkien provided the menu artwork (see ''[[Ye Chequers Clubbe Binge]]'') for a club dinner, held on [[June 18]], [[1914]].<ref>Bodleian Library: ''[[Tolkien: Life and Legend]]'', 1992 (exhibition catalogue)</ref>  
Tolkien provided the menu artwork (see ''[[Ye Chequers Clubbe Binge]]'') for a club dinner, held on [[June 18]], [[1914]].<ref>Bodleian Library: ''[[Tolkien: Life and Legend]]'', 1992 (exhibition catalogue)</ref>
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The Chequers Clubbe was a dining society at Exeter College, founded in Hilary Term 1914 by J.R.R. Tolkien and Colin Cullis, and given permission by the Sub-Rector on 30 January 1914. Many of the members had likely previously been members of the Apolausticks, another club founded by Tolkien.[1]

Tolkien provided the menu artwork (see Ye Chequers Clubbe Binge) for a club dinner, held on June 18, 1914.[2]

References

  1. Wayne G. Hammond and Christina Scull (2006), The J.R.R. Tolkien Companion and Guide: Reader's Guide, p. 956
  2. Bodleian Library: Tolkien: Life and Legend, 1992 (exhibition catalogue)