Bell v. Alhambra Temple Mosque Co.

In the year 1921 Earnest Bell, a member of the defendant below Alhambra Temple, a fraternal organization, died leaving the complainants as surviving children. The Alhambra Temple undertook to raise, by subscription, a fund for the benefit of complainants as children of said Earnest Bell and for the benefit of his widow. The amount so raised was approximately $2,100.

The Temple later, by resolution, turned said fund over to the defendant below D. George Morgan as trustee, to be managed and controlled for the benefit of complainants and the widow of said Bell. A committee of members including…