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Mondays
Eight o'clock
Fort Wayne
Public Library
Officers i 899 -t 900
President
DR. MILES F. PORTER
Vice-President
MRS. R. S. ROBERTSON
Secretary
C. M. LAWRENCE
Executive Committee
DR. MILES F. PORTER
MRS. R. S. ROBERTSON
C. M. LAWRENCE
SAMUEL WAGENHALS
S. M. FOSTER
CARRIE B. LANE
ADDIE J. FISHER
Members
ACTIVE
Marion E. Beall
Mart E. Beall
Dr. Warren D. Calvin
Dr. Carruthers Calvin
M. Belle Clark
Frederick Cohn
Mrs. Frederick Cohn
A. B. Crowe
Edith D. Crowe
L. Parke Drater
Gertrude n. Drater
George F. Felts
Aristine Felts
Addie J. Fisher
Samuel M. Foster
Margaret II. Foster
Henrt R. Freeman
Cora A. Freeman
Olap N. Guldlin
Addie L. Guldlin
Merica Hoagland
John H. Jacobs
Elizabeth Jacobs
Alexander Johnson
Eliza A. Johnson
Chester T. Lane
Carrie B. Lane
Charles R. Lane
Cora M. Lane
Alex S. Laufertt
Minnie E. Laufertt
Charles M. Lawrence
Iters Leonard
Josephine H. Leonard
Members
ACTIVE
Robert Lowry
Charlotte A. Lowry
Anna A. Lowry
Margaret M. MacPhail
David W. Moffat
Susan M. Moffat
William H. Myers
Essie P. Myers
Lee J. Ninde
Charles L. Olds
Eliza Olds
Miles F. Porter
Ldllie W. Porter
Robert S. Robertson
Frances M. Robertson
Elmer A. Schultze
Elizabeth A. Schultze
Justin N. Study
Isabella Study
Mrs. Alice Summerbell
Robert S. Taylor
Fannt W. Taylor
Frank B. Taylor
Samuel Wagenhals
Jennie S. Woodward
Charles n. Worden
Elizabeth M. Worden
Allen Zollars
Minnie E. Zollars
Members
NON-RESIDENT
Melvin A. Brannon, Grand Forks, N. D.
Lida C. Brannon, Grand Forks, N. D.
Charles R. Drter, Terre Haute, Ind.
Alice P. Drter, Terre Haute, Ind.
Nathan R. Leonard, Iowa
Elizabeth H. Leonard, Iowa
Minnie Leonard, Iowa
Alfred B. Mep.riam, Findlay, Ohio
HONORARY
LlNDLEY M. NlNDE
DECEASED
Jane Ninde Brady
Bcrton T. Cai.vekt
<Plan of Work
Mrs. Robertson
Decorative Art in America
Mrs. Freeman
Miss MacPhail
Mr. Cohn
Mrs. Guldlin
Mr. C. R. Lane
Side Lights on Suffrage
Mr. Foster
Mr. Crowe
Mrs. Felts
Miss IIoagland
Dr. Carruthers Calvin
Commitment and Care of the Insane
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Beall
Allen Zollars
Mrs. Crowe
Mr. Lawrence
The Quantity Theory of Monty
Mr. Robertson
Mr. Freeman
Mr. Felts
Mrs. Taylor
Mrs. Woodward
Victor Hugo
Mr. Study
Mr. Cohn
Mrs. Moffat
Mrs. Olds
"Plan of Work
Dec. 11. Mr. Jacobs
Luxury
Mr. Moffat
Mrs. Schultze
Mrs. Worden
Mr. Chas. R. Lane
Jan. 8. Mrs. Zollars
Art and Artists
Mrs. Robertson
Mrs. Moffat
Mrs. Myers
Mrs. Foster
Jan. 22. Mr. Leonard
Pen Sketches in the Philippines
Mr. Frank Taylor
Mrs. Stcdy
Mrs. Jacobs
Mrs. Beall
Feb. 5. Mrs. Lillie W. Porter
Wonlsicortli
Mrs. Chas. Lane
Mb. Lee Ninde
Mrs. Leonard
Mrs. Cohn
Fob. 19. Dr. W. D. Calvin
Prophylaxis from a Medico-Legal
Standpoint
Mr. Wagenhals
Dr. Drayer
Dr. Porter
R. S. Taylor
"Plan of Work
Mrs. C. T. Lake
Chas. Kingsley
Miss Clark
Mrs. Freeman
Dr. Moffat
Mrs. Fisher
Mrs. SracMERBELL
Character Sketches from George Elliott
Mrs. Drayer
Mrs. Crowe
Mr. Calvin
Mr. Schultze
Mrs. Johnson
Matheiv Arnold as a Poet
Mrs. Porter
Miss MacPhail
Mr. Olds
Mr. Robertson
April 16. Mr. R. S. Taylor
Mince Pie
Mr. Crowe
Mr. Wagenhals
Mrs. Guldlin
Mr. C. T. Lane
Aprii 30. Mr. C. T. Lane
Edmund Burke— The Man, the Orator,
and the Statesman
Mr. Jacobs
Mr. Foster
Mr. Johnson
Mrs. Lauferty
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Object.
We, the persons whose signatures are
hereunto affixed, do associate ourselves to-
gether for the purpose of intellectual and
social culture, and do hereby adopt the fol-
lowing articles of association:
Article I. Name.
The name of this Association shall be
"The Fortnightly Club."
Article II. Members.
Section I. Candidates for membership
shall present an application in writing en-
dorsed by at least three members, or an
application may be made by three members
in behalf of the candidate. When the
names of husband and wife are proposed for
membership, the vote shall be cast as for
one, but they shall count as two members.
Applications must be read at a regular meet-
ing, and voted upon at a regular meeting
not earlier than two weeks thereafter.
Sec. 2. The vote shall be by written
ballot, and a three-fourths vote of the mem-
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bers present shall be necessary to elect.
Each member shall vote for no more than
one candidate at a time, husband and -wife
counting as one.
Sec. 3. When the list of candidates con-
sists of more than one name, said candidates
shall be voted upon singly in alphabetical
order. One ballot only shall be taken upon
each name.
Sec. 4. The voting shall proceed until
the list of candidates is exhausted, or until
it is discontinued by a motion to that effect
sustained by a majority vote. Candidates
voted upon at any meeting but not elected
shall not be voted upon again without the
previous notice required by Section 1 of this
Article.
Article III. Officers.
The officers of the Club shall consist of a
President, Vice-President and Secretary,
whose duties shall be those usually devolv-
ing upon such officers. They shall be
elected by ballot and shall hold office for one
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year, or until their successors are elected.
At the same time and in the same manner,
four members shall be chosen, who, together
with the President, Vice-President and Sec-
retary, shall constitute an Executive Com-
mittee. It shall be the duty of the Executive
Committee to determine the place of meet-
ing; to arrange a programme of exercises; to
receive and present to the Club applications
for membership; to propose and submit to
the Club for adoption, such standing rules of
procedure and amendments thereto, as may
from time to time seem desirable; and to ex-
ercise a general supervision and direction of
the business affairs of the Club.
Article IV. Meetings.
Regular meetings of the Club shall be
held on each alternate Monday evening from
October I to May I.
Article V. Quorum.
Of the Club one-third of all the members,
and of the Executive Committee a majority,
shall constitute a quorum to do business.
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Article VI. Amendments and Laws.
Amendments to these articles, also
by-laws, standing rules and amendments
thereto, may be proposed at any regular
meeting, voted upon at the next regular
meeting, and adopted by a two-thirds vote,
and no article, law nor rule shall be adopted,
amended or repealed, except by a two-thirds
vote at a regular meeting after a notice given
at some previous regular meeting.
Standing Rules.
I. The exercises of the evening shall
begin promptly at eight o'clock, and shall
consist of one paper, not exceeding forty-
five minutes in length. Four persons shall
be appointed by the Executive Committee
to discuss each paper, and their names shall
be printed in the programme. The time
limit of each of these discussions shall be
five minutes. These shall be fol lowed by
a general conversation of thirty minutes; in
which one person shall speak not more than
twice. Closing remarks by the reader,
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limited to five minutes' duration, shall end
the programme.
2. Absence from three consecutive meet-
ings without a satisfactory excuse to the
Executive Committee, rendered before the
next meeting, shall be construed as a desire
to withdraw from the society, and names
shall be dropped from the list without further
notice.
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