Clarence W. W. Mayhew

Social activities Mayhew was an active member of the Bohemian Club and The Family. He served as "Father" at The Family and took part in the Bohemian Club's summer encampments at the Bohemian Grove where he directed the Lecture series for 20 years and was known as "Hap". and in 1969 he gave a Lakeside Talk.

Mayhew was a board member of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and of the Talent Bank. He joined the St. Francis Yacht Club and the California Pioneers. Late in life, Mayhew developed Parkinson's disease.

Works 1928 – “Brat House,” Lawrence W. Harris Family 360 Mountain Home Road, Woodside, California 1930–1931 – McGuire House Project, Wildwood Gardens, Piedmont, California 1935 – Edward G. Mayhew House, Oakland, California 1936 – Oakland House, Oakland, California 1937 – Manor House, Monte Vista, Orinda, California 1937–1938 – Rowell House, Berkeley, California 1938 – Morgan House, San Rafael, California 1938 – McHale House, Oakland, California 1939 – Sebree House, Berkeley, California 1941–1942 – Clarence W.W. Mayhew House, 330 Hampton Road, Piedmont, California 1941–1942 – St. Germain Avenue (Clarendon Heights View Home), San Francisco, California 1945–1946 – Shingle House, San Francisco, California 1947 – Hale House, Hillsborough, California 1949 – Aurelia Henry Reinhardt Alumnae House, Mills College, Oakland, California 1952–1953 – Alumni House, University of California, Berkeley 1952–1953 – Kaiser Foundation Medical Center, Walnut Creek, California Kaiser Foundation Hospital, Panorama City, California Kaiser Foundation Hospital, Harbor City, California 1953 – Scenic Road House, Carmel-by-the-Sea, California 1955 – Mountain Avenue House, Piedmont, California 1958 – Packard House, Los Altos Hills, California 1958 - Raphel House, Oakland, California 1960 – Piedmont House, Piedmont, California 1961–1962 – Manning's Restaurant, Pasadena, California 1962–1964 – Manning's Cafeteria, Ballard, Seattle, Washington 1964 – Steen Mansion, Washoe Valley, Nevada Gates Rubber Company Building, Denver, Colorado Packard House, Big Sur, California Racetrack, Lima, Peru