Bolden v. Independent Order of Odd Fellows

is an appeal from a judgment of dismissal rendered upon the appellants’ refusal to plead further after a demurrer had been sustained to their complaint, which alleged that the defendant was the owner of a lodge building in the town of Sultan; that on the 23d of September, 1922, the appellant attended a dance “given by the Sultan Commercial Club,” which was held on the second floor of the building in the nighttime, “said hall being then and there at all times in charge of defendant;” that the appellant wife was injured by falling down a dark stairway, and that the respondent “had carelessly…