The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-07
MEMORIAL HOME
Preliminary Steps Toward Incor-
poration Taken.
OLD OFFICERS IN CHARGE
A Board OF Seven Trustees Elected-Re-
ceipts and Expenditures for septem-
ber-Arrangements Completed
for the Charity Ball.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Associated Charities was held yester-
day afternoon at the association rooms
In the library building. The prelimi-
nary steps toward Incorporating the
Paul Clark memorial home were taken
up and considerable other business was
transacted.
The matter of Incorporation for the
home was taken up at the opening of
the meeting and a lively discussion en-
sued relative to the number of trustees
that should be elected and whether the
management of the home should rest
solely with the trustees or the officers
of the Associated Charities. The gem
eral sentiment was in favor of ON
Quoting the new home on the same lines
as the present home Is being run and
to insure this there was a strong senti-
ment In v of the home being man
aged by the present officers of the as
ISOLATION. The matter was finally set
tied by the meeting voting to place on
the board the officers of the Associated
Charities and those of the association
workers who have been chiefly instru-
mental in achieving the success that
has attended the work Of the associa-
tion.
The matter of the number of trustees
to be elected was fixed at seven, three
to be elected for three years, two for
two years and two for one year. An
other heated discussion followed over
the in which the trustees
should be selected. A motion was fin
ally carried providing for the appoint
ment by the chair of a committee OF FIVE
to select and place in nomination a list
of names to be voted for trustees. The
chair appointed Mrs. J.. j. Mediation,
Mrs Irana Afnrahna1 Mrs CaraA uan-
worth. Mrs. Elizabeth Frakes and Mrs.
Henry Mueller. The committee retired
and prepared a ticket as follows: Mrs.
j. NJ. White, Mrs. John Noyes and Mrs.
Charles w. Clark for the three year
term; Mrs. Clinton Moore and Mrs. ].
8. Hammond for the two-year term.
and Mrs. James I. Broughton and Mrs.
r.. A. Burton for the one-year term.
On motion OF Mrs. J. T.. Richards the
three first named were elected by accla-
nation n on subsequent motions by
Mrs. Frank F.. Corbett and Mrs. o.
High. respectively. the other ladies
named were elected in a similar man.
ner. After the election of the board.
a resolution was adopted. authorizing
its members to go ahead and incorpor-
ate under the laws of Montana.
At the conclusion of the business in
connection with the incorporation for
the home. the regular business OF the
dSHofibNioh was NdhFh UP Inc ffdh-
ing of the t~reasurer's report showed the
receipts OF the association for Septem-
Der. exclusive of the amount raised by
the fair. to have been s145.15 and the
expenditures to have been sl54.15.
In completing the arrangements for
the charity ball to be given next Tues
day evening. arrangements were per-
fected for securing the auditorium and
another orchestra in addition to the ar
rangements for Renshaw hall. and the
tickets will be good for either hall. Both
balls will be conducted by the ladies
of the association, who will be known
by a knot of white ribbon each will
wear and the floor committee for Rem
shaw hall will be Mrs. +. s. Mitchell.
Mrs. o. II. Jones. Mrs. James 7.
Broughton. Mrs. Mary Busch and Mrs.
w. c. Dierks. For the auditorium the
members of the floor committees are
Mrs. Irene Morehead. Mrs. Fitzbutler.
Mrs. p. III. Holbrook. Mrs. l.. A. Sisley
and Mrs. r.. Morrison.