with his original letter of acceptance to the society. Since 1910, the Signet has hosted an Annual Dinner honoring poets, authors, musicians, and social commentators. The Signet has a longstanding, reciprocal relationship with the Elizabethan Club, (or "The Lizzie") of Yale University. The two organizations sporadically hold a lawn croquet tournament, for which a handled and engraved silver pudding cup in a mahogany case serves as the trophy. An alumni corporation administers the Signet's endowment, property, and staff. Since 2010, the Society has hosted Artists-in-Residence in a second-floor apartment. Some notable members Arts and letters James Agee, novelist, screenwriter, poet, author Conrad Aiken, author John Ashbery, poet, writer John Berendt, writer Derek Bok, Harvard President Andy Borowitz, writer, comedian, actor Leonard Bernstein, composer and conductor Earl Derr Biggers, novelist and playwright T. S. Eliot, poet, author Robert Frost, poet Peter J. Gomes, preacher, theologian Donald Hall, poet Mason Hammond, Classics scholar Seamus Heaney, poet Abbott Lawrence Lowell, Harvard President, historian Norman Mailer, writer Samuel Eliot Morison, author, educator, maritime historian, retired Rear Admiral Charles Eliot Norton, scholar Arthur Stanwood Pier, author George Plimpton, writer, journalist Neil Rudenstine, Harvard President George Santayana, philosopher, poet, novelist Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., historian Andrew Sullivan, writer, journalist Wallace Stevens, poet John Updike, writer John Hall Wheelock, poet Journalism Jill Abramson, executive editor, New York Times Adam Gopnik, writer, The New Yorker Hendrick Hertzberg, senior editor, The New Yorker Walter Isaacson, journalist, author Joseph Lelyveld, journalist, author Frank Rich, critic, writer Reihan Salam Alessandra Stanley, critic, writer Richard Tofel, journalist, author Fareed Zakaria, editor, author, commentator Marella Gayla, journalist, pasta maker Media and entertainment Amy Brenneman, actress Nicholas Britell, film composer and producer Tommy Lee Jones, actor Rashida Jones, actress John Lithgow, actor Donal Logue, actor James Murdoch, media owner Conan O'Brien, talk show host Natalie Portman, actress James "Toofer" Spurlock, fictional character on television show 30 Rock Whit Stillman, writer-director Tom Werner, producer, Red Sox co-owner Alan "Scooter" Zackheim, reality show winner Beauty and the Geek Sciences James B. Conant, Harvard President, scholar, chemist Charles W. Eliot, Harvard President, chemist, mathematician Owen Gingerich, astronomer William James, psychologist and philosopher Thomas Kuhn, philosopher Andrew Weil, author, physician, established field of integrative medicine Government, diplomacy, and national security Theodore Roosevelt, 26th President of the United States Franklin D. Roosevelt, 32nd President of the United States Benazir Bhutto, late Prime Minister of Pakistan Charles Joseph Bonaparte, grandson of