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Cary Club minutes, 1899-1918

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Stockton". Mrs. Maddock read a paper upon
"Catacombs". Mrs. Hindman conducted a 
"Parlimentary Drill," Mrs. Voris read for a 
half hour from "Egyptian Princess." Pres. appointed
Mrs. Hindman to read from "Egyptian Princess"
at the next meeting. Club adjourned to meet
in two weeks with Mrs. Hindman.

Mrs. Ives Pres.                    Ida P. Knowlton Sec.

                                           Apr - 22 - 1900.

The Cary Club met at the home of Mrs. Hindman
with sixteen members and one visitor present
Pres. presiding. Roll call responded to by
quotations from Pansy. Minutes of last
meeting read and approved . Sec. read an 
invitation from [Thersstrian?] Club to a reception
Friday April - 27 - at Maifs Adalisa Daniels. Motion
made and carried, that it be accepted and 
Sec. instructed to write an acceptance. Pres.
read a letter from General Federation of
Womens Clubs in regard to membership. Motion
made and carried that no action be taken - that
the matter be dropped. Chairman of committee
on Club story reported that said story could
be printed at the cost of $30. per hundred copies.
Motion made and carried that it should not
be printed.Motion made and carried that
the story be perserved so that club can have it
printed in the future if it so desires. Mrs. 
Hindman kindly proposed to copy the story
if Club be willing to furnish material. Motion
made and carried to that effect. Mrs. Hurlbert
and McKean & much to the sorrow and regret of 
the Club tendered there resignation as active
members. Motion made and carried that there
resignation be accepted and they be placed on
the retired list. Motion made and carried
that the Club wait two weeks to propose names
for membership. Current events were given

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15 Stockton". Mrs. Maddock read a paper upon "Catacombs". Mrs. Hindman conducted a "Parlimentary Drill," Mrs. Voris read for a half hour from "Egyptian Princess." Pres. appointed Mrs. Hindman to read from "Egyptian Princess" at the next meeting. Club adjourned to meet in two weeks with Mrs. Hindman. Mrs. Ives Pres. Ida P. Knowlton Sec. Apr - 22 - 1900. The Cary Club met at the home of Mrs. Hindman with sixteen members and one visitor present Pres. presiding. Roll call responded to by quotations from Pansy. Minutes of last meeting read and approved . Sec. read an invitation from [Thersstrian?] Club to a reception Friday April - 27 - at Maifs Adalisa Daniels. Motion made and carried, that it be accepted and Sec. instructed to write an acceptance. Pres. read a letter from General Federation of Womens Clubs in regard to membership. Motion made and carried that no action be taken - that the matter be dropped. Chairman of committee on Club story reported that said story could be printed at the cost of $30. per hundred copies. Motion made and carried that it should not be printed.Motion made and carried that the story be perserved so that club can have it printed in the future if it so desires. Mrs. Hindman kindly proposed to copy the story if Club be willing to furnish material. Motion made and carried to that effect. Mrs. Hurlbert and McKean & much to the sorrow and regret of the Club tendered there resignation as active members. Motion made and carried that there resignation be accepted and they be placed on the retired list. Motion made and carried that the Club wait two weeks to propose names for membership. Current events were given