A meeting was held on 2nd August 1922 at the White Café in Cook Street, Liverpool. Those present were:
F.P.Arthur, G.A.W.Simpson, V.R.Anderson, M.S.Barton, O.M.Evans, F.M.Caine, R.L.Roughton, L.C.Davies, H.Brown, J.D.Kemp, V.T.Parkinson, L.Duke, J.McGuirk, G.E.Nott, A.J.Lewers, D.G.Lewers, H.Hulme.
( Harold Brown, later Judge Harold Brown, was to become President in 1946 when the club activities were re-started after the end of the war, and served in that position until 1964. )
It was resolved :
That a Rugby Football Club be founded in the Hoylake district : the club be
called
"Hoylake Rugby Football Club".
Principal officers and a committee were elected. The said committee to proceed with:
arrangements for the acquisition of a suitable ground.
the question of colours and submit three selections.
Jerseys to be ordered from Mr Jack Sharp. Cost not to exceed 10s-6d about 50p.