The Englewood Woman's Club was organized in 1896 and its first president was Frances Stuart Parker. Also in 1896, the club incorporated under the laws of the State of Illinois and joined the General Federation of Woman's Club and the Illinois Federation of Woman's Clubs. One year later, the club became a member of the Cook County League. The purpose of the Englewood Woman's Club as defined in Article II of its By-laws, "Shall be social intercourse and the promotion of the highest interest of humanity through Sociological, Literary, Educational, Art, and Music work." Membership was limited to 650 paid members, "exclusive of Honorary, Non-resident and Junior members." Meetings were held at 673-6738 Wentworth Avenue every Monday afternoon.
From the description of Records, 1898-1932. (Chicago Public Library). WorldCat record id: 414567230
