Thompson v. Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBridges, J.
The Brotherhood of American Yeomen, defendant herein, has its principal place of business at Des Moines, Iowa. It is a fraternal association. It has branch lodges throughout the United States, and among the rest, one located at Mount Vernon, in this state.
During January, 1920, Mrs. Tina Thompson became a member of the Mount Vernon lodge, and the defendant issued to her a “benefit certificate” calling for $2,500 upon her death, and her husband, the plaintiff, was designated as the beneficiary. The by-laws of the association then or thereafter in force were made a part of the certificate. Mrs.…
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