The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-05
THE OLD PEOPLES HOME.
Annual Meeting of the Lady Managers
and Board of Trustees

Annual Meeting OF the Lady Managers
and Board of Trustees.
The annual meetings Of the boards of
lady managers and the trustees of the Old
Peoples Home were held yesterday after
noon and evening, respectively.
At the session of the lady managers In
the afternoon the following members of the
board were selected: Mrs. Charles Nelson,
Mrs. A. M. Easton, Mrs. Isaac Hecht. Mrs.
j. l.. Martel, Mrs. ID. j. Staples, Mrs. Will
liam Ii. Croker, Mrs A. w. Scott, Mrs. ID.
E. Freile. Mrs. j. Spruance. Mrs. w. j. Dut-
ton, Mrs. William Ii. Brown, Mrs. Clinton
Gushing, Mrs. c. 4. Mills, Mrs. William
Dick, Mrs. G. II. Tyson, Mrs P. E. BowIes,
Mrs. II. Yeamans. Mrs. w. P. Shaw, Mrs.
J. II. Barton, Mrs. c. Z. Miller, Mrs E. C.
Wright, Mrs. +. T. Norman, Mrs. A. Wet
terman, Mrs c. T. Lagercrantz, Mrs John
Barton. Mrs. Henry I. Scott. Mrs. Calvin
McMahOn.
From the full board the following officers
were selected for the ensuing year: Mrs.
Charles Nelson, president. Mrs. Isaac Hecht,
first vlce-pres!d ent; Mrs. ID: (. Freile, Sec
ond viee-president; Mrs. j. l.. Martel, third
vice-presdent; Mrs. George II. Tyson,
treasurer; Mrs. William j. Dutton, record
ing secretary; Mrs. William Ii. Dick, fnan-
cial secretary; Mrs. Calvin Mcmahon, cor
responding secretary.
Reports of the various officers of the board
were read and referred to the Joint meeting
OF the lady managers and tue trustees held
last night.
The trustees elected for the ensuing year
are: William Ii. Croker. Charles F. Han
lon, c. Y. S. Gibbs. Joseph Knowland, A.
w. Scott, S. b. Peterson, ID. il Staples, w.
2. Brown. +. b. Mastick. David Hewes,
Irving NJ. Scott.
At the joint meeting last night Mrs.
Isaac Hecht presided. Mrs. William j.
DuttOn acting as secretary. Upon rollcall
quorum Of the lady managers and trustees
WAS announced, and the order Of business
was made the reading OF the officers re-
ports.
The presidents report showed the total
number of inmates cared for during the
year to be 1873. or these SO were admitted
during the year. Eighteen deaths and nine
dismssals were reported. leaving the num-
Der of inmates at present 49,
The secretary reported that the number
OF applications for admission TO the home
far exceeded the available accommodations,
and in consequence no new inmates had
been received since the first of the year.
Mrs. George Il. Tyson. the treasurer, re-
ported the income of the home for the past
year to have been S54.034 81; the disburse-
ments SD 026 90. OF the balance on hand
1858 SO was in current cash and S9l, 154 %
deposited in bank.
The superintendent and doctors re-
ports followed, when the lady managers
meeting adjourned, and the trustees held
meeting. They elected the following Off
GERS:
President, w. II. Croker; first vice.
president, Charles f. Hanlon; second vice.
president c. ". S. Gibbs; treasurer, Mrs.
George ii. Tyson; secretary, Mrs. w. j.
DuttOn.
The trustees ratified and approved all
the reports and the work of the lady man.
ayers for the past year and adjourned.
The annual picnic OF the home was an
nouncrd for the last week in May, when the
Mills Seminary Will entertain the old people