The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-07
Organized
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entrance We're seated the Hon. NJ.
n. Nicely. toastmaster: President
Thomas E. Hodges, MorgantoWa;
the Hon. John W: Mason, OF Fair
mont; the Rev. H. G. .stoetzer Of
Fatrmont: Prof. A. j. Hare. Morgan
town; Director c. R. .Titlow. Nor.
gantown; the Hon George NJ. Al
exander. Fairmont: the Hon. stephr
en- G. Jackson. clarksburg.
The Menu.
Celery olives
Oyster Cocktail
consolnme in Cups
Shrewsbury Crackers
Roast Young Turkey, Dressing
Cranberry Jelly
Snow Flake Potatoes Pens in Cases
Raspberry Ice
Lettuce Salad. French Dressing
Ice Cream Cake
Coffee Nuts.
After the banquet had proceeded
for some time the house was called
to order by Attorney Kemble White
chairman Of the temporary execu.
tive committee, who asked Attorney
John Guy Prichard, chairman of the
Constitutional committee. to report.
Mr.. Pricflard read his report and
moved its adoption. The motion
was seconded by Joseph Lehman
and was carried unanimously.
Report Of Committee.
The report of the committee was
the following constitution of the
West Virginia University Club Of
Marion county.pwhicl was adopted.
Article Name and Object. y
The name OF this organization
shall be "The West Virginia Tuniyer-
sity Club of Marion County, lts
object shall be to encourage friend
ship among resident alumni and
former students Of the West vir.
ginia University; to foster Il closer
alliance between the members and
the University: to promote the
welfare of the University in all of
its departments; to inspire the
young people of the community to
seek higher education at the Uni.
ycrsity, and to render such young
people substantial aid by establish
ing scholarship and students
loanofund.
Article 1-Membership.
Section 1.-Active members. AL
residents of the county VINO have
been regularly enrolled as students
in West Virginia University shall he
eligible to membership in the Clpb.
and shall become active members
on payment of the annual dues Of
one dollar.
Sec. 2.-Honorary members. Rest
dent students of the Monongalia
Academy shall be honorary MEM
hers OF the Club and shall be en-:
titled to all privileges of member
ship without payment Of dues.
Article III-0ffiters.
Section Name and Number.
The officers OF this Club shall con-
sist Of President. vice-Presidcnt,
Il Sccrctary-Treasurer, and an Exc
cutive Committee composed of the
three Officers above named and twelve
other members
Section 2.-Dutics' and Powers.
The duties of the President, Vice
President. and secretary-Treasurer
shall be such as deyolve upon Of
ficers OF like organizations.
Tie Executive Committee shall
have power to do all things ncces-
sary to carry out the purposes Of
the club.
Section 4.-Election. The offic.
ers Of thS club Nshall he elected at
the annual meeting and shall hold
Office for one year, or, until their
successors are elected. + ~
Article IV.-Meetings. !
Sec. Irregular meetings. The
regular annual meeting shall be
held at such time and places as may
be designated by the Executive
Committee.
Section 9. Special Meetings.
Special meetings shall be called by
the Executive Committee on request
of the club rquires sucl, meetings.
Article Amendments.
This constitution may be amend
ed by u two-thirds vote OF the MEM
bers present at regular annual
melting.
Attorney L. b. Carshadon then
moved that nominating commit
tee of three be appointed by Chair
man White to nominate officers and
an executive committee. The mo-
ton was seconded and carried. The