Katherine Carr, President.
Rosamond Redding, Secretary.
Clover E. Carr.
Mary L. Silver.
Esther Dearborn.
Sally P. Alsop.
Amy W. Erskine.
Alice Gibbons.
Ellen Whitworth Gray.


Next followed the By-Laws. Katy had not been able to see the necessity
of having any By-Laws, but Rose had insisted. She had never heard of
a Society without them, she said, and she didn't think it would be
"legal" to leave them out. It had cost her some trouble to invent
them, but at last they stood thus:--



BY-LAW NO. 1.

The members of the S. S. U. C. will observe the following signals:--

1st. The Grip.--This is given by inserting the first and middle
finger of the right hand between the thumb and fourth finger of
the respondent's left, and describing a rotatory motion in the
air with the little finger. N. B. Much practice is necessary
to enable members to exchange this signal in such a manner as
not to attract attention.