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PREFACE
We again make our how to the Club Ladies of Chicago and Illi- nois, and take great pleasure in presenting the fourth annual edi- tion of the Official Directory of the Women's Clubs of Chicago; hoping same may be received as cordially as have our previous editions.
Great pains have been taken to make this volume complete in every respect, and we take pride in saying that as a spec- imen of the printers and binders art it is not excelled in this particular line.
It is our intention in our next edition to insert engravings of the several club build- ings in which meetings are held, and we would respectfully ask that club officers who have plates of their buildings kindly furnish us with them for this purpose.
We thank the business and professional public of Chicago for their very liberal patronage and would ask Club ladies and others who use this volume to do business with the ladies and gentlemen whose advertisements ap- pear herein; promising that they will receive the very best attention and reasonable rates. It has been our aim to solicit advertisements from only strictly reliable and re- sponsible parties and such as we can recommend to Club ladies.
We also extend our hearty thanks to the many Club ladies for the readiness with which they have responded to our requests for information, photographs, etc.
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INDEX TO CLUBS
PAGE
Aloha Lend a Hand Club
244
Alternate Club
Altrua Library Circle. I35
Altrui Woman's Club. Jefferson Park
79 18I
Anna B. Holmes Woman's Club.
87
Anti-Cigarette League 195 Arche Club
71
Argyle Park Portia Club. IIO
Auburn Park Thirty Club. 239
Bryn Mawr Woman's Club 238
Casey Informal Club. Casey. Il1. 293
Catholic Woman's National League 217
Chicago Commons Woman's Club 185 Chicago Culture Club ..
99
Chicago Lawyers' League 195
Chicago Literary Score.
153
Chicago Press League. 274
Chicago Section Council of Jewish Women 257
Chicago South Side Club. 56
Chicago Teachers' Club. 197
55
Chicago Woman's Aid.
230
Chicago Woman's Club.
37
Chrysolite Club 80
Constitution Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs 29
Corporations-Laws of Illinois Authorizing. 32
Council of Jewish Women. 257
Current Topic Club of Blue Island 115
Daughters of the American Revolution 203
Dewey School Mothers' Club. 109
Duodecimo Club 79
Englewood Woman's Club 19I
Every Tuesday Club. 85
Every Wednesday Club. 77
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INDEX TO CLUBS
PAGE
Federation Forum of Illinois
221
Fortnightly of Englewood. 275
Fortnightly of Chicago.
Foster Literary Club -77
Friday Club 91
27I
Friendly Aid Society 28,3
Friends in Council Club of Chicago.
215
General Federation of Women's Clubs 25
Harlem Woman's Club. 245
Highland Park Woman's Club.
I39
Holmes (Anna B.) Woman's Club 87
Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs 27
Independent Penwoman's Club. 293
Irving Park Sorosis. 253
Kenwood Fortnightly 95
Klio Association 97
Lake View Woman's Club .. I49
League of Cook County Clubs.
93
League of Religious Fellowship. 280
Matheon Club 178
Mathesis Club
25I
Mayfair Woman's Club. II9
Maywood Twentieth Century Club. 177
Maywood Woman's Club ..
IIQ
Mont Clare Musical and Literary Club. 13I
Morgan Park Woman's Club. 255
Neighborhood House Woman's Club. II3
Neighbors
256
Nineteenth Century Club of Oak Park 182
North End Club. I2I
Open Door Club. 173
Q. J. S. P. Club 29I
Ravenswood Woman's Club. 169
River Forest Women's Club. 132
Rogers Park Woman's Club. 285
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INDEX TO CLUBS
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Sesame Circle, Oak Park ..
PAGE
Sesame Club. Waukegan, Ill. 2.47
167
Shakespeare Club, Greenville, [11
Social Economics Club. 29I
267
Travel Class
83
University of Chicago Settlement Woman's Club
129
West End Woman's Club.
Woman's Aid and Loan Society, Irving Park.
223
Woman's Athletic Club of Chicago. .
155
Woman's Benevolent Association of Chicago.
241
Woman's Club of Aurora
II7
Woman's Club of Austin.
174
Woman's Club of Clyde.
289
Woman's Club of Evanston
16I
Woman's Club of Hinsdale.
136
Woman's Club of Irving Park.
1.42
Woman's Club of Wilmette.
189
Woman's Columbian Club, Batavia, Ill
287
Woman's Columbian Club of the Northwestern University Settlement. Woman's Culture Club ..
I90
Woman's Literary Club of Millard Avenue
128
Woman's New Century Club.
I4I
Woman's South Side Study Club.
Woodlawn Woman's Club. 243
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Woman's Club of Arlington Heights
I45
Woman's Club of LaGrange .. 158
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INDEX TO PHOTOGRAPHS
PAGE
Bacon, Mrs. Eugenie M., Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs 26
Banning, Mrs. Sarah J., The Travel Class. .. 82
Bennett, Mrs Carrie Kimball, Ravenswood Woman's Club 168
Cashel, Mrs. Emma M., Anna B. Holmes Woman's Club. 86
Clarke, Mrs James L., Morgan Park Woman's Club. 254 Clock, Mrs. Diana Von Horn, Chicago Teachers' Club. 196
Cushing, Mrs. F. J., Irving Park Sorosis. 252
Denison, Mrs. Dimies T. S., General Federation of Women's Clubs 24
Denny, 'Mrs. Dorcas Rosebrough, Shakespeare Club, Greenville, I11 290
Dickinson, Dr. Frances. Social Economics Club. 268
Draper, Mrs. D. K., Woman's Club of Arlington Heights. II6
Fessenden, Mrs. B. A., Highland Park Woman's Club. 138
Hessler, Mrs. John C., Arche Club .. 70
Holmes, Mrs. Albert W., Klio Association and Altrui Woman's Club 96
Keary, Miss Alice T. P., Catholic Woman's National League. 216
Lambert, Mrs. Edward C., Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs I20
Longfellow, Mrs. F. M., Mayfair Woman's Club. 118
Matz. Mrs. Otto H .. Chicago Woman's Club. 38
McGrath, Mrs. Henrietta B., Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs 152
Miller, Miss Mary E., Independent Penwoman's Club. 292
Millman, Mrs. James C., Mathesis Woman's Club. 250
Muller, Miss A. Anna, Foster Literary Club. 90
Palmer, Mrs. Potter, Fortnightly of Chicago. 276
Palmer, Mrs. Truman G., Woman's Aid and Loan Society, Irving Park. 154
Peterson, Mrs Mary Gage, Open Door Club. 172
Portman, Mrs. Edward C., Argyle Park Portia Club. III
Roberts. Mrs. W. J .. Dewey School Mothers' Club. 108
Roby, Mrs. Edward. Woman's South Side Study Club.
242
Schmitt, Mrs. Claribel, Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs. 156
Scoville Institute, Oak Park.
246
Stanton, Mrs. S. C., Woman's Columbian Club of the Northwestern Uni- versity Settlement 146
Van der Vaart, Mrs. Harriet M., Neighborhood House Woman's Club .. II2
Volk, Mrs. John H., Mont Clare Musical and Literary Club 130
Watkins. Mrs. Edward, Woman's Benevolent Association 240
Wean, Mrs. Frank L., League of Cook County Clubs 92
Wright, Mrs. Helen C., Lake View Woman's Club. 148
Young, Mrs. W. F., Sesame Circle, Oak Park. 248
Zollinger, Miss Bessie A., Woman's Club of Clyde. 288
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leges East and West. Courses in Music and Art re- quire from two to five years according to the proficiency of the student. Commercial and Stenographic Courses completed in five to six months by wide-awake students. One of the best Gymnasiums in the State, thoroughly equipped. Five Literary Societies doing good work. Special attention paid to Elocution and Oratory. Grad- uates of the College leading men in their respective professions. Expenses moderate. Students admitted any time in the term. Registration for Winter Term begins Monday, Jan. 5th, at 10 o'clock. Send for cata- logue if you desire further information.
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WINTER TERM BEGINS TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1903
SPRING TERM BEGINS TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1903 50
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS
PAGE
Allen, R. A., Funeral Director. 127
American Conservatory ( School of Music and Dramatic Art) 122
American Pneumatic Carpet Cleaning Co. 204 Armstrong the Tailor opp.
Art Academy 78
Balatka, Anna, Pianist. I34
Balatka Musical College. 18. opp. 231 and 270
Beecroft & Co .. Carpet Cleaning Works 224 Beek. Mr. and Mrs. Horace W., School for Dancing and Deportment. . . 6.4
Bell's Candy Kitchen. opp.
98 5
Big Four Route.
222
Brooks Classical School. opp. 76 and opp. 228
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Burley & Company, Tableware. Glassware, Etc 1.4
Capone Violin School. 34, 104, 1IO and 239
Carnes. W. W., Teacher and Entertainer
94
Casler's Dress Plaiting Bazaar. 144
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
5
Chicago Custom Shoe House .. 294
Chicago Electrical Construction Co.
186
Chicago National College of Music.
16 and 198
Chicago Photo Engraving Co.
35
Chicago Piano College.
160
Chicago Savings Bank.
157 16
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Clark, Miss Emma E., Artistic Piano Instruction 202
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway. Columbia School of Music. opp.
98
Corbett. John B., Teacher of Mandolin. Guitar and Banio 164
Cottage Picture Frame Co. 55
98
Crown Pen Co., Manufacturers of Fountain Pens. opp.
Cubbon, C. H. & Sons, Building Contractors 266
Davis, Mary Towle, Professional Teaching. 124
Davis & Brandt, Expert Watchmakers and Opticians 2.26
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western R. R. 36
5
Bohmann, Joseph, Musical Instruments
Brown. O. B., Wholesale Furniture Co
22
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS
PAGE
Emanuel, Prof. Win., Scientific Chiropodist. 2
Ferriss High Class Gowns and Millinery. 2.49
Fischel, Max I., Violin Recitals and Instruction. 68, 88 and 133
Foreman, J. E., Pictures and Frames. 141 Fowler's Plaiting, Cording and Tucking Establishment. 52
Hill, Dr. A., Optical Parlors, Watches, Jewelry, Etc. opp. 99 Home Savings Bank. Inside Front Cover
Hunt's, Madam, Millinery School. 28
John Marshall Law School.
Julia, Gowns 188
Lackawanna Railroad 36
Lambert Typewriter Co. 50
Lee M. Inez, Foil and Broadsword Instruction 126
Liverani, Prof. H., Wonderful Preparations. 200-20I
Loring School for Girls, Mrs. Stella Dyer Loring, Principal 40 and 272
Marescalchi, Signor. Vocal Instructor 59
Marshall, John, Law School. IO
May Flower Music Co. opp. 230
Michigan Central Railroad. 6 Milwaukee Sanitarium Inside Back Cover
Moore, E. B., & Co., Fine Wood Flooring 60
National Safe Deposit Co. 44
New York Central and Hudson River Railroad.
7
Northern Trust Company. 3
Noyes, Drs. Edmund and F. B., Dentists 176
Pennover Sanitarium, Kenosha. Wis opp. 57
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. 4 and Back Cover
Perkins. Dr. Henry Southwick, President Chicago National College of Music .46 and 198
Peterson's Nursery Inside Back Cover
Pierce, Mme. Estelle Brandon. Dermatologist 243
Pin-Lock Art Studio, Artistic Photography opp. 98
Pitkin & Brooks, Manufacturers of Rich Cut Glassware. Etc. 12
Plaiting, Buttons. Button Holes, Sewing Machines and Repairs 52
Reichman, S., Ladies' Tailor. opp. 98
Richardson, O. W. & Co., Rugs and Carpets opp. 98
Rosenberg. A. & Co., Tailor-Made Gowns II4
Rowden, Claud C., Banjo Virtuoso, 162
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS
PAGE
unders, Mrs. L. V., Physical Culture, Massage.
270
Daydah, Michael W., Oriental Goods, Etc ... 28 Sharp & Smith, Manufacturers of Surgical Instruments. Sherwood Music School. 24I
.opp. 56 Soper School of Oratory. 72
Stevan School, Mrs. Luella M. Wilson, Principal. .100 and 208 Stevens, Charles A. & Bros .. Chicago's Fashion Store Front Cover
Terry, Dr. C. S., Dentist. 224
Vrooman, Mrs., Patent Sanitary Sink Strainer 186
Wheaton College, Wheaton, 111. 20
White Cross Visiting Nurse Association 52
Zeiss, H., Ladies' Tailor opp. 77
MRS. DIMIES T. S. DENISON PRESIDENT GENERAL FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS 157 W. 103D ST., NEW YORK
General Federation of Women's Clubs
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS, 1902-1904
Mrs. Dimies T. S. Denison. . 157 W. 103d street, New York N. Y., President Mrs. Robert J. Burdette .... "Sunnycrest," Pasadena, Cal., Ist Vice-president Mrs. Emma A. Fox .... 21 Bagley avenue, Detroit, Mich., 2d Vice-president Mrs. William T. Coad. . South street, Rapid City, S. Dak., Recording Secret'y Miss Louisa B. Poppenheim. . 31 Meeting street, Charleston S. Car., Cor. Sec. Mrs. Emma M. Van Vechten. . III0 Second avenue, Cedar Rapids, Ia., Treas. Mrs. George H. Noyes ...... 201 Prospect avenue, Milwaukee, Wis., Auditor
DIRECTORS
Mrs W W Boyd 5321 Waterman Av St Louis Missouri Mrs John M Carter Mt Washington Baltimore Co Maryland Mrs Samuel H Hays 612 Franklin St Boise Idaho Mrs James Humphrey 328 West Third St Junction City Kansas Mrs S O S Nelden 1172 East First South St Salt Lake City Utah Mrs Joseph C Terrell 1019 Terrell Av Fort Worth Texas Mrs Anna D West 18 Summit Av Somerville Massachusetts Mrs Lydia Phillips Williams 410 S Ninth St Minneapolis Minn
BIENNIAL MEETING, 1902
Rebecca Douglas Lowe. President
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MRS. EUGENE M. BACON DECATUR, ILLS
PRESIDENT ILLINOIS FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS
Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs
OFFICERS
Mrs George R Bacon . Decatur Ill President
Mrs E C Lambert. Jacksonville Ill Vice-President at Large
Mrs F M Wright. Urbana Ill Corresponding Secretary
Mrs Frank Gates Allen Moline Ill Recording Secretary
Mrs Dorothy N Law Dixon Ill Treasurer
Mrs George Watkins. ... Chicago Ill Sec'y for Illinois of General Federation
VICE-PRESIDENTS CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS i
I Mrs Claribel Schmitt Chicago I11
2 Mrs Thomas A Banning Chicago I11
3 Mrs T J McGrath Blue Island Ill
4 Mrs W E Watt Chicago Ill
5 Mrs Albert W Holmes Jefferson Park Ill
6 Mrs Anna I. Wright Oak Park I11
7 Mrs John Worthy Chicago
8 Mrs S C Stanton Chicago Ill
9 Mrs Alonzo P Daniels Downer's Grove Ill
IO Mrs Laura D Fessenden Highland Park Ill
II Mrs Kerr Dixon I11
12 Mrs Norman F Thompson Rockford Ill
I3 Miss Nelle C Tompkins Avon Ill
Mrs J H Pattee Monmouth 111
15 Miss Charlotte Briggs Capen Bloomington Ill
I6 Mrs Martha W Spurck Peoria I11
17 Mrs Florence J McConnell Decatur I11
18 Mrs William E Fithian Danville I11
I9 Mrs Mell Williams Taylorville Ill
20 Mrs Henry F Carriel Jacksonville Ill
21 Mrs Ada M Webb Vandalia I11
22 Mrs George B Dodge Upper Alton I11
23 Mrs Mary B Wenger Cairo Ill
24 Mrs Sarah A Poor Vienna Il1
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ILLINOIS FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS
CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES
Mrs Calvin S Case
Program
Chicago
Mrs Frank L Wean
Education
Chicago
Mrs Laura B Evans
Sub Education
Taylorville
Mrs Frank L Bills
Domestic Science.
Urbana
Mrs H A Phillips.
Literature
Chicago
Mrs Tean Sherwood.
Art
Chicago
Mrs Joseph W Hiner
Music
Chicago |
Mrs H M Trimble.
Library
Princeton
Dr Josephine Milligan
Philanthropy
Jacksonville
Mrs Henry L Frank.
Civil Service
Chicago
Mrs Harriet M Van Der Vaart
Industrial
Chicago
Mars James Frake. .
Legislative
Chicago
Miss Lillian Smith.
Reciprocity
Chicago
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CONSTITUTION
ARTICLE I.
NAME.
This association shall be called the Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs.
ARTICLE II.
OBJECT.
The objects of this Federation shall be mutual counsel and sym- pathy, unity of action in case of need and the promotion of higher social and moral conditions.
ARTICLE III.
MEMBERSHIP.
Section 1 .- Application for membership shall be made to the corre- sponding secretary. Each application shall be accompanied by an ini- tiation fce of $3.00 and shall be subject to approval by the board of directors.
Sec. 2 .- Clubs applying for membership shall show that their chief purpose is literary, artistic, scientific, educational or philanthropic.
Sec. 3 .- No national society and no society which is a part of a state organization can be admitted, but a state branch of a national organ- ization can be admitted and a state organization can be admitted as a whole.
Sec. 4 .- Any local association of eligible women's clubs may. upon application, be received into membership and enjoy the same privileges as a single club.
Any association of men and women is eligible to membership upon the same conditions as a woman's club.
ARTICLE IV.
OFFICERS.
Section I .- The officers of the Federation shall be a president, a vice-president at large, a vice-president for each congressional district, a recording secretary, a corresponding secretary and a treasurer, who, with the state chairman of correspondence of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, shall constitute a board of directors, which shall transact the business of the Federation between the annual meetings.
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