At a special meeting of trustees of the "Women's Art Museum Association of Cincinnati," held April 3, 1886, at the rooms of the "Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio," 115 West Eighth street, on motion of Mrs. Louise N. Anderson, it was

"Resolved, That as the object in view of which the Association was formed is accomplished by the opening of the 'Cincinnati Museum' in Eden Park, the trustees recommend that the organization be dissolved; and hereby refer the decision to the Association."

Motion carried.

Also, on motion of Mrs. A. S. Winslow,

"Resolved, That, if the Association be dissolved, the money left on hand, after the payment of all just debts, be applied to the publication of a sketch of the history of the Association to be prepared by the president. A limited edition only of the sketch to be published, for the members of the Association-and a few friends—not for general circulation.". Motion carried.

At a special meeting of the Association, held April 22, 1886, at the house of Mrs. Perry, 238 Auburn avenue, the resolution of the Trustees was considered, and on motion of Mrs. Davies Wilson, it was unanimously carried.

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