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Women’s Club Formed in New York for Social and Moral Reform
A meeting in Mrs Jeanie Jane Croly’s parlor in Sixth Street, New York, gathered a score of women to launch a women’s club focused on journalism, literature, education, and child welfare. Founders include J. C. Croly and Margaret Maxton Morrill. Florence C. Heaton and Elva F. Heaton among organizers. officers to be drawn from The New York World and The Evening Sun crew. The group aims to create a permanent social and intellectual home with weekly events, lectures, and discussions, supporting women’s professional work and reform efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanie Jane” Croly
Sixth Street
New York
Sulen
Michnnelis Edwards
Gaa
Rome
J.C Chily
Lab. Com
Eby
Cewgmper
Eas
Wrisar
Pandunor
Maganne
Mara
Ty Lot
Gracy
Mae Bea
Babes Fm
Thercial
Ad & Agar
Seovarecon
Séethers
Abo
Mre
Margaret Maxton
Morrill, Young
Exi Petite
Ng Journal
Florence C. Ives
Fram
Robert P. Porter
National
Coustry
Elva Ftnam Heaton
Tha
Tes
Beochium
Mra Panit
Sewart Herald
Ant Mo J. Haley
The
Woenan
Cyela
Mra
Frank Lostie
Lina Lottig
Justin McCarthy
Miss Otis
the Saturday Review
Helen Watterse
Evening Sun
Henry Waterson